Severing Worldly Ties

Yiran is really good at burying clues, and the suspense at the beginning of this new book is so strong! The letter of accusation, the decline of the family, the man in black... Every detail is intriguing and so top-notch! After watching the latest one, I immediately checked out Yiran's new documentary "The Ink River" and discovered that she is a treasured author!

After watching "Bi Mo Jiang Hu" on Youku, teacher Yiran said: Women should protect women and not be bitches [Like] [Like] The stories written by Teacher Yiran are very deep. I really like the longevity and beauty of Tanhua! I have read about 20 chapters of this book and reviewed it. I like the heroine Dongjun created by the author. She is a good child with love and courage! This book has the same purpose as Longevity. It's very interesting. I'll catch it up [Love] The stories in each unit are very long and related, so catching up will affect the sense of reading. If you follow them for a long time, you will forget the previous plot. I paused halfway through and waited until it was finished before finishing it. Personally, I like Xu Jinhuan better, and I also like the independent and thoughtful female characters such as He San and Xiang Yan that are well created. However, in the ancient times when men were superior to women, some of the female characters in the first half were very helpless and pitiful, which made me feel depressed. I skipped through the last unit story, Ning Fangsheng's The End of the Fate. (There is basically no cp in this article. Personally, I prefer longevity)

I got to know the author Yiran from Yan Sanhe, and I really like this unconventional writer. His writing is awe-inspiring, his style is cold, and he is charming. I love him!

After reading "The Short-lived Ghost of the Xie Family", I felt that I couldn't find anything good to read. I saw that the author wrote this article again. It is really good to read and it suits my taste. The author's writing is really lifelike and eloquent. I couldn't help reading it. The writing is really beautiful, and the author's writing style is really great. The most amazing thing that makes me want to read more, in addition to uncovering the mystery layer by layer, is that each person narrates his own experience, narrates his own story, and talks about it. It makes people look at each scene like a picture scroll, as if they are immersed in the scene. I am very moved. Sometimes I cry while listening to the book [cry] [cry] [cry]

Very good. The author writes better than before. It touches people's hearts and makes people wonder what time is. It is supported by the values of integrity and has the right expression of emotions. Very good, very good👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Very good People who understand Feng Shui don't understand dragon heads like she does. People who understand dragon heads are not as good as she understands Feng Shui. This sentence won my heart, it's awesome

Very nice! ! Very to my liking! ! The writing is very good! ! The author's writing style is humorous! ! I have read "The Short-lived Ghost of the Xie Family" several times and have read more than 1,000 chapters! ! Finally a new article! ! ! Congratulations to the author! ! Love you! !

Although it is called the fate of the world, it is actually the appearance of all living beings. The several female images in the narration are very plump, as if they were learned through personal experience, and the author is very controlling. Worth reading for girls.

I came here for the companion book of "The Xie Family". I originally thought that this time it would be a male protagonist, but I didn't expect that this time it would be a combination of male and female protagonists. The author's ideas are so novel, and I really like to see this kind of interlocking plot.

The part about the Wei family falling from the clouds was also written so realistically that the relatives of the aristocratic family they dated fell out of favor faster than turning the pages of a book. Only Wei Dongjun stubbornly wanted an answer, and I really liked her stubbornness. The opening chapter really describes human nature, and I couldn't help but think of the tortuous experiences told in Yiran's documentary

It must be a five-star review. As the second part of the "Two Parts of Death", "Zhan Chen Yuan" continues the inquiry into life, death and human nature in "The Short-lived Ghost of the Xie Family". The story begins with a tragic accident - the brother-in-law committed suicide after leaving a letter, and the Gaomenwei family was instantly overturned. Everyone accepted their fate, but Wei Dongjun didn't believe it. She wanted to ask her uncle "why" for the first seven days. This question led her into a mysterious ancient house. The man in black seemed to have been waiting for a long time, and he said: "Those who commit suicide will not be left in the world of heaven, nor will they be taken away in the underworld. Only by cutting off the fate of the world can we be freed." And the reason why he waited for Wei Dongjun was even more shocking - "Peep into my dreams and help me cut off the fate." If the fate is not over, then a dream will arise. When the eyes of crazy dreams meet the knife that cuts off fate, this journey of mutual redemption is destined to fluctuate between dreams and reality. This is not only a complicated story about the conflicts between the characters, but also a practice about obsession and letting go.