Meeting You, Yet Never Crossing the River

The story is very good, and the network of Machiavellian relationships is detailed and dense, but some emotional aspects are not very clear. The emotional relationship between the characters can be abbreviated, but in the end I didn't understand why the King of Han fell deeply in love with Xiwu. There was not much foreshadowing in the beginning, only the feeling of the King of Han towards Xiwu when we met for the first time was mentioned, and later he suddenly drugged and used strong drugs, and then reversed. It was King Han's plan that Ying Ying come to the water bandits to give them a chance to get along. Xiwu subconsciously didn't like being plotted against, and she had been in love with Zhong Ying for a long time. She was already very weak, but she found out she was pregnant after having sex with King Han. She insisted on giving birth to the child after hearing Bai Qi say it might be Zhong's child. She suffered from massive postpartum hemorrhage and hallucinated because she wanted to be with Zhong Ying. It would be better if the characters' emotions were written in a little more detail. In the beginning, they were fake marriages for mission and revenge, but after falling in love with each other, they couldn't be together. And the other one was always noticed for various reasons, and they were more and more attracted to each other, so much so that they were forced to be together as soon as Zhong passed away. How can a relationship be sincere if it is not a comfortable relationship? It's pity that you fall in love with someone, but you have to be separated forever. He entered the game with her unintentionally, but they fell in love with each other day by day. He was too tired and left her to live a good life alone. She was exhausted physically and mentally. She was afraid of him and guarded against him. Being possessed by his strong will could not warm her heart. She could not keep her. Only her blood was left to continue to accompany him day and night. Hey, they are all hard-working people.

I personally like it very much. Although it doesn't have much plot and emotional pull, I still finished reading it. I also like Chaomu's name.

I like it, it's my thing