[Angst and heartbreak, two powerful leads, devoted to each other]
A ruthless, cruel bottom
What happens when an attempt fails?
Lancaster never expected that when he opened his eyes again, he would still be alive. Instead, the Empire's emperor had locked him up in his own home.
Suyel looked down at him, his gaze impossible to read.
“When you betrayed me, did you ever think this day would come?”
Lancaster gave no answer.
Yet this former archenemy, the man he feared more than anyone, was the one who held him again and again, pouring out his grievances.
“Lancaster…
“I hate you, but I love you too.”
His former glory was gone. He was a bird with broken wings.
He resented the moon for shining high above, yet never shining on him.
I picked it up from the previous book The character of the main character in Da Da's novel attracts me as always But I really feel that it has improved a lot compared to the previous book (personal feeling). Because although the last book added some behavioral motivations in the extra chapter, the behavior and attitude changes of the characters in some places are still a bit rigid, which I don't understand very much (for example, Uemoto knew that he had misunderstood Shou, and that the fault was his own, and he told Shou that he had forgiven Shou) So I came here just for the characters. I didn't expect the plot to be that good. But I didn't expect that the plot of this book, including the betrayal by Gong, the obsession with the country, the attitude towards his father and even his adoptive mother and brother, and the love for Gong, are all very reasonable. They seem contradictory but not obtrusive. I really feel that the character of Lanchester is well established. I particularly like these sentences from Dadu: "He has always been sincere. He really loves Suyer and really wants to kill Suyer." "Even if Atlanta's words are rotten to the core, Lanchester loves this country without reservation. There is no need for a reason to love the country, they only need to think about how to make it better." "You oppose me and do not hesitate to unite to deal with me. Are you worried that you will become a subjugated king and go into exile overseas, or are you worried that you will be slaughtered like me now?" "I can accept failure, and I can also accept being scolded." "Killing a mockingbird will inspire pity; executing a hundred traitors will only inspire awe." In fact, I personally prefer attack and control, but the stories about suffering and accidents in Da Da's novels were very attractive to me. I really like this book. But to be honest, this data was really unsatisfactory, and I was afraid that it would be discontinued. You must stabilize the plot and finish this book!
Full marks! I think it depicts the conflicts between countries during non-peaceful times and the cruelty of war very well - no matter who you are, friends or relatives, national interests come first. But the way the two male protagonists get along is so touching. Like 🥰
It looks good. I found that I really know how to write beautiful, strong and miserable pictures.
It's very cool, better than any cool novel I've seen, but it's not the coolness of a mindless cool novel, it's the coolness of the main character who is so crazy that he becomes the enemy of the world [get it]
The two protagonists are really ruthless. The whole story can be summed up in one sentence: Kill them all!
It's super good-looking, but the subject matter is too niche, and the pull of family and country feelings is very exciting.
It has a bit of an ancient flavor Good-looking, really good-looking
It makes me happy to see two people who love and kill each other, hahaha. Although they have different positions at the beginning, they still love each other hahaha. I wish Lansu 99!
A very smooth and beautiful book, Lanchester's character is really attractive. For a bookworm who has been reading for a long time, it is really refreshing to read it in one sitting.
I feel that this emotional scene is a lot more interesting and tense. Come on, come on ❤️ ❤️