Guo Fu and Yang Guo: The Whole Jianghu Thinks He Loves Someone Else

I love it so much! Finally, I've found a story that matches the original characters! Yang Guo's love, buried for so many years! It's so satisfying to watch Guo Fu and Yelü Qi suffer, bearing this unspoken pain so openly! And that eerie, ghostly aura! So strong!

Separation from loved ones, encounters with those one hates, unfulfilled desires—the five aggregates of suffering afflict Yang Guo, making his life unbearable. His childhood love, the lingering memories of playful childhood games, and the regret of hitting her—all these caused him to project his own pain onto another person (Lu Wushuang), yet he still found himself laughing and groaning.

It was so enjoyable to watch! I really felt that eerie, ghostly aura of Yang Guo. She's lucky, I'm unlucky—it's hilarious!

I finally finished watching it. Overall, it was quite good. I don't dislike Xiaolongnu, but Guo Fu felt more real to me. It's a pity, I really wanted to see the real Yang Guo and Guo Fu story as written by Jin Yong.

It's good and mostly not out of character. Some fanfiction portrays the Dragon Girl and Yelü Qi as complete villains, but I want to say that these two weren't that bad in the original work, especially Yelü Qi, who didn't do anything particularly bad. Many fanfictions are too extreme in their portrayals of them. This one is quite good; there's no deliberate attempt to smear them.

Help! The author is so good at writing (although there are some minor flaws, they don't detract from the overall quality; the strengths are so compelling that the weaknesses can be ignored). How did it get stuck right there? What I love about Guo Fu is Yang Ge's dark, twisted, and painful love, and the young lady's slow-wittedness and belated realization.

I loved this bittersweet feeling, this awkward, tug-of-war, that's exactly what I was into Fu. The timing of the episodes was perfect, it really resonated with me. Their married life is so sweet, keep it up, don't stop updating!

It's so beautiful, it's practically divine! When Xiaolongnu poured those two cups of wine for Yang Guo on her final days, I knew it was true (she really wanted Yang Guo to die with her). You could say the whole story is completely free of OOC (out-of-character) moments. It's just a pity about the sixteen years Guo Fu and Yang Guo waited; they suffered so much.

This is a well-written and insightful analysis of the original novel. While the Dragon Girl character isn't quite right in the book, the main character, Guo Fu, is very well-developed. The second male lead, Yelü Qi, is also excellent; he's finally not a villain here, but a kind and upright person.

Okay, okay, so this is how Yang Guo is going to be tortured. It's a story about a self-conscious, sensitive, and bitter male protagonist. But at least Yang Guo has a mouth in this one, otherwise I would have missed it again 😂 Qi is also pretty good, and thankfully the dragon didn't jump around for long.