I Dare Not Dream of Chang'an in This Fleeting Life

This is the third novel that I really like. Although I have read many novels, few of them stick in my heart. This book vividly describes love, hate, and resentment. I can also feel the deep powerlessness of the male and female protagonists because of their mistaken beliefs and identities. I rarely read abuse books, but the author wrote it really well. I cried for a long time after reading it, and I kept thinking about the plot of this book. I can't forget it even if I want to. I actually came here after reading another article by the author. Author, you really write such gray areas, the dark side of human nature, social truths and other slightly perverted + sadistic articles very well. I hope the author will produce more articles like this ~ [Send heart] I love you ~! [Love][Sending Hearts][Admiration][Blowing Kisses]

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking! This is the first time I read a novel set in the context of the Anti-Japanese War. The male and female protagonists have different positions. The female protagonist shoulders her mission and belief, gets close to the male protagonist, and struggles painfully with his uncontrollable feelings. Where should they go? I'm really looking forward to the next plot, so stay tuned!

It's good to read. I really like reading novels where the male and female protagonists are in opposing positions but can't help but be moved. The heroine in this novel really doesn't forget her original intention and admits that she is indeed in love with someone she shouldn't be in love with, but she also doesn't forget her mission. I like the ending of the first version very much.

Each character is full of soul, and their beliefs, stance, love, family and country's righteousness... Are vividly displayed. In that era of war and turmoil, they all had their own perseverance. The ultimate opposition between love and position, they use a decisive way to achieve eternal reconciliation between faith and love at the end. "But if there is an afterlife... I only wish to enjoy the prosperity of the prosperous age with you, day and night... We will all be in peace..." This is the hope they made for the afterlife. "Year after year, I will always remember Chang'an." They worked hard for it and paid countless blood and sacrifices. The "Chang'an" they longed for was finally realized. "The fireworks of this prosperous age are as you wish." They are still not finished...

It's too short and I read it in one go. The author writes so well. Love and faith, everyone and the family, reason and emotion are all intertwined. It seems like people of that era couldn't help themselves but didn't turn around for the new world in their hearts. It's really great.

I prefer the finale of the second version. How could the male protagonist have the heart to let the female protagonist suffer even the slightest bit of harm with such profound love? Moreover, the final outcome has been decided. He made that choice to fight for a life for the female protagonist and her child. The main line of the story is also more complete. He cannot change the ending, but the people he loves and his children can. It also highlights the other side of human nature. Time flies, and meeting each other again in old age is not a better ending.

I came from another book called Dada. I didn't expect such a beautiful and novel subject matter. It makes people's eyes brighter and brighter. It's unexpectedly beautiful. I really like it. It's so beautiful.

It's the first time I read this kind of subject matter. It's very novel. The style of writing is mature. The characters are three-dimensional. Everyone is very vivid. The author is very talented in writing. There are two endings. After reading it, I want to leave with my old friends. I have endless aftertaste. I have read it for the second time. It really makes people feel that they really exist. In fact, reality is more cruel than novels. Don't forget history and let us strive for self-improvement.

Super invincible and beautiful. It is a love story during the Anti-Japanese Liberation Period. There are many historical interludes. It is super, super and beautiful [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] The love of the protagonist is very good, and the relationship is very deep.

From Fallen Southeast Asia, I originally wanted to write in a big way and didn't care much about the background settings. The early narrative was bland. I originally wanted to change the book, but the fake death arranged by Hiroki Minami started to connect with each other, and I really cried. ｡°(°¯᷄◠¯᷅°)°｡ Although some of the dialogues on the streets of the mountain city were quite dramatic, I am still willing to give this book the highest praise (*˘˘*). .:*♡I'm going to catch up with the next one~