Yi Ping Is Reborn, Tearing Apart the Scumbag Man and the Green Tea Girl

The author writes very well, not only describing Yiping's character, but also the characters' different choices. When I was watching the TV series, I felt that a good person like Yi Ping was really in vain when she was with He Shuhuan. I like the author's setting. Yi Ping can walk a completely different path with her own hands. She doesn't have to make the same mistakes again and can still live her own wonderful life! I finished reading this book in one go and felt a lot in my heart. The author did not let Yiping be trapped in revenge, but sublimated the characters. Facing the turbulent changes in the situation, Yiping chose to stand up and unite and help all those in need as much as possible. It was also under her influence that the fate of many characters also underwent subtle changes. In the original TV series, Ruping went to the battlefield because she was escaping from her family. She felt somewhat passive and did not reflect the growth and changes of the character. But in this book, Ruping seems to have left her family for the same reason, but when she actually became a field nurse and faced many wounded people, her mood changed drastically. She is no longer the dodder flower in He Shuhuan's eyes that cries at every turn, and is not even half as good as Yi Ping. Instead, she is a determined, brave female warrior who knows what she wants and is willing to dedicate herself to the medical cause. In the book, Ruping takes the initiative to go to the most difficult places to support, and the relationship between her and He Shuhuan is no longer seemingly inseparable, but gradually they have a common pursuit. Mengping's change is equally gratifying. She is no longer the willful and selfish Miss Lu who was immersed in false prosperity, but has become a person who bravely explores her inner path. In the book, she eventually becomes a teacher and finds her revolutionary partner. The letters she wrote home to Yiping are touching, and the changes in the characters' mood can be read between the lines. Ke Yun's experience is disappointing. Yi Ping in the book has been working hard to help her get out of the haze, but Ke Yun finally walked out of the shadow of the past, and finally flew high on the northeastern plains, living as his own beam of light... I really like the setting of this book. Everyone is alive. They are not the background of the protagonist, but "living people" with flesh and blood, thoughts and pursuits. I also like the layout of this book. The author does not reduce Yiping to a tool for revenge, but allows her to get rid of the shackles of the past and eventually become a pioneer who lives her own dignity and value in the wave of the times and can help people around her.

Looks good. I like Bian Yiping's character here.

It's beautiful. I like this Ruping. It's so beautiful.