A Cold Crow Nests in Your Heart

As the old saying goes, sweet abuse of the ceiling! "The Jackdaw Roosts in Your Heart" The more you kowtow, the higher your head gets I immediately became a fan after reading "The Jackdaw Roosts in the Heart of the King". As an addictive ancient novel, it perfectly balances the extreme preference of the yandere and the tension of the game of power. It is both enjoyable and in-depth. It is not an assembly-line routine at all! The most amazing thing is the character creation. The male protagonist's yandere attributes really hit the aesthetic mark! On the surface, he is a maniacal prince with a strong desire for control. In order to keep the heroine, he will silently protect her in seemingly threatening ways - such as using his sister to control the heroine, but in fact, he secretly helps her eliminate hidden dangers. The paranoia that "the whole world can betray you, but I can't" is crazy and suave at the same time. The heroine is not a dodder flower either. She is always sober in the quagmire. She is neither humble nor overbearing when faced with the male protagonist's pressing step by step. She has both the wisdom in maneuvering and the softness when facing the sincerity. The feeling of pull between the two is directly full, and the care hidden in the interaction is sweeter. The rhythm of the plot is not to mention, the plot line and the emotional line are intertwined very smoothly. The overt and covert struggles in the court and the entanglements of interests between families, every conflict is gripping and there is no unnecessary procrastination;

People like Yan Junjue are never afraid of going to hell. What he was afraid of was that she was in hell but refused to hold his hand again. Cui Yunqi said to his brother: If you really like her, you should wish her well, even if that good has nothing to do with you. Yan Junjue has heard countless truths in his life, but he cannot learn this one. He grew up in the ice cellar of the palace. No one taught him what restrained love is. What he learned is to hold tightly, to possess, to lock everything he cares into his sight. Because once you let go, you can never get it back. This is true for Jing'an and Wuhan, and it's even more true for Yunqi. Therefore, his "madness" and "absoluteness" are the almost instinctive and morbid clinging of a person who has never been well loved after grasping the only light. He doesn't understand the long-term flow of water, and he doesn't understand respect for boundaries. The emotional patterns he learned were the most extreme in the palace. Either total possession or complete destruction. If he loses Cui Yunqi, he will really have nothing. Thousands of miles of country are just responsibilities, and overwhelming power are just shackles. He will turn back into that cold, perfect, yet temperatureless anchor. But by chance, he met Cui Yunqi. She is not a dodder waiting to be rescued. She guards Jackdaw City and protects the people of the city, so the soldiers and the people respect her and are willing to die for her. She supported the Cui family, shared her father's worries, and shielded her brother from troubles, so the family tried their best to protect her. She has character, neither humble nor arrogant, neither dependent nor willing to be miserable, so Luo Jiuge treats her with all his heart. She is too strong without being harsh, too soft without being pretentious, too kind without being stupid, and too cruel without being vicious. She deserves all the best love in the world, including his. So, a person who doesn't know how to love bumps into a mirror that refuses to give in. She doesn't want his possession, she wants to be side by side. She doesn't want his imprisonment, she wants to be free. She broke his rule of "possession is love" again and again, forcing him to look directly at his own imperfections. And he really changed. A person who had never been treated with gentleness had to grit his teeth and learn to be gentle for her. From "I want you to stay" to "I am worthy of you", from predator to guardian. He is scary, pathetic, admirable, and lovable. His charm lies in the extreme contradiction and the difficult transformation guided by love. He couldn't learn to let go, but he learned another way to hold her. He no longer held her painfully, but just held her gently. This is probably what fate looks like at its best: a woman who has earned all the love, and a man who finally learned how to love.

It took me three nights to read it. The ancient saying ceiling is really beautiful. Since there is an author who can describe the kind of life I imagined very realistically, I have never felt this way when reading novels before. I just followed my thoughts throughout the whole process without being distracted [send my heart] [send my heart] [send my heart] [send my heart] [send my heart]

The story advances layer by layer, making people want to follow it... Only when people grow up in difficulties, their will will be extremely strong. Today's living conditions are great, but children seem to have become extremely fragile. Sometimes adversity actually inspires energy...

Don't look at the ratings, look at the content!

No procrastination, no nonsense, the plot is tight, not bad, not bad

When will the sweet part be written like this?

I really like it. The author doesn't use any particularly gorgeous language, but it makes people feel deeply involved.

It's not a loss if you enter the trap. The more you read, the better it gets. If you can read this book, you've won a prize [shy][shy]

I've read Chapter 6 and it's pretty good. Why doesn't anyone read it? The author should keep writing well and don't stop updating.