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The tone of the entire article is very clear from the beginning. Tang Dai crawled on the street and wrote a bloody incident in a very joyful writing style. The college student she had just traveled through was probably showing off potato chips in the dormitory one second, and then was beaten with sticks and crawling on the street, with blood and mud all over the floor.
How painful and sad she was was only lightly omitted in the article. This is already the author's mercy.
The author generously gave her the writing style that made her famous, gave her the green light all the way in business, and gave her a smart mind. However, nothing she did could stir up any trouble in this era, just because of her most humble status.
Because her origin is her biggest mistake, this is the horror of the feudal system. If you are a royal relative, then you are the pride of heaven. If you are a slave, then you will never be able to turn around in your life. Once a slave becomes rich and powerful, he will appear in the history books, and behind him will be a mass grave.
I don't know if it's Tang Dai's luck or misfortune, she lived too transparently. They have thrown away the rhetoric of dignity, freedom and democracy and sold everything they can in exchange for a lucky life. But due to her transparency, she clearly understood from beginning to end what caused what was being done to her, and she would still resist when she was oppressed to the extreme.
She would want to kill someone when they were forced to fly together. She would call him a stallion when she was the beast king's mother and daughter at night. If her needs were not met, she would hook up with a guard.
As the Beast King asked later, why are you still talking about us at that time?
At that time, I knew that Tang Dai had always been the same Tang Dai. She had spent many years in this cannibalistic era, but inside she was still the modern person of the 21st century who had not been assimilated.
This is something I admire very much. There are always many articles that are completely forgotten once they travel back to the past. The readers quickly cannot tell the difference between the eras of the protagonist and the supporting characters. However, the heroine lives very clearly from beginning to end. It is a pity that she lives in a world that is too real.
Didn't the author give her a golden finger? No, she already has a huge golden finger.
During the imprisonment incident, the author who was imprisoned with her was beaten to the point of losing her human form, and the female prisoners around her were raped multiple times. She kept her innocence with her words and boarded the pirate ship of the Beast King.
Several times when the Beast King was tempted, and several times when she was forced to take action, He Xin and supporting characters like Dugu Cheng jumped out to help her block the wall, allowing her to survive until the end.
This is already a great mercy. Are you in pain? Who will care about your pain? At least you are alive.
The author of "The King of Beasts" made it very clear through He Xin's words. He is a sidekick from the beginning to the end. He represents the power of the era and the oppression of feudalism. So every time Tang Dai struggled, he pushed her back with a slight move of his hand. His presence clearly told people that the most powerful person in this era.
Does the Beast King love the heroine? It's so funny. The author made it very clear through the words of the guard. He had a romantic affair and had countless concubines, but Tang Dai was the only one who never obeyed him, so he was worried about her. If Tang Dai sincerely praises her for one day, he can turn around and find the next hard nut to crack for Tang Dai to fend for herself. Tang Dai's beauty was given to her by the Beast King. Without the Beast King, she would still be begging in a ruined temple. Tang Dai's suffering was also caused by the Beast King. There was nothing she could do about it. There were gains and losses, right? If you benefit from the prince, your life will be at his disposal.
The author uses the King of Beasts to play Tang Dai, so that we can have a glimpse of the whole world. Emperors, princes, and ordinary people have never been able to see each other in their lives. You see, Tang Dai, the most humble person, can talk and laugh with them. Also, by using the Beast King as a supporting role, we can see how inhumane a life of a small character can be in a political struggle.
In this era, men can still make some limelight, but women's lives are even more humble. Being able to marry into a good family is a great blessing. They are all ordinary people who have been trapped by the times. The beauty of the country turned into withered bones in the grave just because of her status. The noble daughter of the family married into Han Feng's family and kept herself low for a time-travelling girl. Hua, the daughter of a general, was able to fight for power and die in 28 years. What's more, Tang Dai, a mere Tang Dai, all she could do was beg the emperor to let her die a happy death, and then let the beast king vomit a mouthful of blood for her death.
In the end, Guo'er didn't even want to recognize Tang Dai. He didn't even mention restraining her body for her. After all, he was the son she had raised for so long. I really want to say that it is really a piece of barbecued pork, but this is actually quite normal. Even though he was born and raised by a time-traveling girl, he is still a great Xingren, a popular person under the throne of the Emperor. A woman's loyalty is a matter of utmost importance, and what Tang Dai did was simply a shame in his eyes, so Tang Dai understood him. No matter how much Guoer said about her, she would just ignore it. At most, her heart would be cut like a knife when she saw his back leaving the prison.
The guard also reminded Tang Dai that it was a good thing to be confused, but Tang Dai was sober from beginning to end, too sober. I don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing for her. I don't have the same character as hers. If I traveled to that place, I might beg for food and starve to death. So she struggled for more than ten years, and finally died a grand death. It was a big HE to go to the clearing pool for her career and the authors she cultivated. In this era, it is too normal to die in a small corner with no one around. It is already a miracle that she can leave a mark in her life in front of the Beast King.
Is the Beast King worthy? We all know that he is not worthy, but people in that era saw that he was worthy, but he was so worthy. It was such a touching story that it could be on the VIP list.
Pu Liuxian is that bit of white moonlight and the author's kindness. His presence makes Tang Dai step into the bloody ruined temple again. The oil lamp when they sit together is the only warm light in the cold night. Pu Liuxian wrote a short story that belongs only to her. Can Tang Dai not be moved? But she was already dilapidated.
If we were to say who the male protagonist was, Tang Dai might not say it was Pu Liuxian, as she felt she was not worthy. I hope it's him.
As she left him.
How could you not travel through time?
If only I could meet you here.
It turns out that I can meet you here.
I hope the bag is back in the 21st century and just treat it like a dream
I was eating soybean pancakes while walking, with an egg pancake wrapped in shredded potato hot dog in my arms. In such a distracted situation, I choked up when I saw the ending. The characters were very realistic. The male and female protagonists were not perfect protagonists, and I was so sad that I was heart-wrenching. I would like to think that King Yu has love, but this love is too complicated. Everyone has their own agendas along the way, and I have lost the qualification to talk about pure love later. The other characters are also very worried. I can't write words that can express my feelings, and I can't find similar moods in my comments. Anyway, I feel very sad. In the past, I would definitely attribute it to the different perspectives of the times and background. Now I just feel that everything is very sad. The author depicts it so well that I can't blame any character. It is all personal choice and the shaping of the character. And are we good in the real world? Most people can't even do multiple-choice questions about love, family, friendship, career, and ideals. What can withstand this long and short life? It was good that the heroine begged for death at the end.
After reading it, I have great staying power. From the beginning, it was still a nonsensical story. In the middle, I felt that they might still be together, but when I saw the end, I felt really sad. The gap between the times is too deep. He doesn't love her, and she doesn't love him, but she can break her wings and restrict her freedom just because of curiosity. Especially Tang Guoer, whose biological mother and adoptive mother both traveled through time, and have been assimilated by the times.
How many years, 10 years. I should have read this article a few years ago. Cried for a long time
Reread it again, I really like this story [Cracked] Reality is such a mess, it couldn't be more sad
After reading it, in fact, the writing in this book is very unrealistic. There are golden fingers, fantasy wear, and immortal wear. It is not easy to destroy a mortal country. How could all the natives kill them? And how could the ancients be so loyal to those in power? They would only value people who could bring benefits. As a result, none of the time travelers thought about the common people. To put it bluntly, both the aboriginals and the time travelers are just fighting for power and profit. They are all the same thing.
This article is really a masterpiece. It's a pity that the subject matter may not be adapted into film and television. Shen Yu, Chen Xingxu, Tang Dai and Guo Zhenni, I think it should be pretty good.
Rewatching it late at night, I really hope there is a sequel
Does anyone have similar recommendations?
I read this book many years ago. Unexpectedly, I still feel so emotional when I watch it today [heartbroken][heartbroken]
The heroine has true love for Guoer, and the hero has true love for Shen Xi. There is no love between the male and female protagonists, because the female protagonist does not love the male protagonist from the beginning to the end. The male protagonist has feelings for the female protagonist but it is far from true love. He loves the power of the country more. There are too many things that come before the female protagonist. As long as he puts his love for Shen Xi on the heroine, hahahaha, this book will definitely be a famous love story about the prodigal son turning back. In my opinion, it is meaningless to discuss love or not in this novel, because the political positions of both parties have been opposite from the beginning. How can we talk about love if the positions are different?
The most abusive heroine 1. He Xi's death 2. Second miscarriage 3. Guoer's departure 4. Insulting double fs. Friends, flesh and blood, children, dignity, the heroine has all been lost. I have never been a fan of pornographic literature, but in this book death is really a relief for the heroine. The author's setting of the time traveler is too unsolvable, and his status is the same as that of a slave. How to turn over? It can't be translated no matter what, and the author won't let time travelers translate it. Those children who are waiting to arrange good friends will have nothing to cherish after their worries are over. I hope the bag is having a nightmare and wakes up to live a good life in the modern world.
Of course, I am also very vulgar. In fact, I really want to watch the extra story and see the male protagonist's regrets, even if he can't handle his feelings at all. Will he think of the child with whom the heroine is not destined? Remember the heroine pretending to ask for marriage? Recalling the figure of Lanruo Temple in countless moments? After hurting the bag so much, if he could leave happily without any regrets before he died, it would be really easy for him to just vomit blood.
I also want to see Tang Guoer's follow-up. Bao Bao devoted himself to paving the way for him. Bao Bao truly loved Guoer so he left without any regrets, but the readers did not love Guoer. The reader's perspective is full of regrets, and he wants Tang Guoer to know his mother's strong and sincere love. Let him become the emperor's younger brother, become his companion, help him conceal his identity, and die with his secret. And he only left a cold back to his mother who loved him most. When he grows up, he will definitely look more and more like Xing Yuan. If the male protagonist is still alive, will he find out? Will they find out? After Guo'er lost his mother, he would only remember her goodness when he recalled it in the future. At that time, would he hate Xing Yuan and think it was the swordsman who made his mother leave like this? Because in their opinion, the heroine might just bow to the hero and survive, but the heroine did not bow her head in the end. Why don't you bow your head? Why did you leave me so cruelly? Or maybe the male protagonist told Guo'er the truth before he died, would Guo'er lament that if her 11-year-old self knew... It's a pity, there is no if in this world.
After reading it... I almost couldn't breathe...
I fell into the mysterious sea and couldn't find a shore.
There should be no so-called male protagonist in this book. If there is one, I hope it is Pu Liuxian. Because his existence is a beam of moonlight for Dede after all.
The tone of the entire article is very clear from the beginning. Tang Dai crawled on the street and wrote a bloody incident in a very joyful writing style. The college student she had just traveled through was probably showing off potato chips in the dormitory one second, and then was beaten with sticks and crawling on the street, with blood and mud all over the floor. How painful and sad she was was only lightly omitted in the article. This is already the author's mercy. The author generously gave her the writing style that made her famous, gave her the green light all the way in business, and gave her a smart mind. However, nothing she did could stir up any trouble in this era, just because of her most humble status. Because her origin is her biggest mistake, this is the horror of the feudal system. If you are a royal relative, then you are the pride of heaven. If you are a slave, then you will never be able to turn around in your life. Once a slave becomes rich and powerful, he will appear in the history books, and behind him will be a mass grave. I don't know if it's Tang Dai's luck or misfortune, she lived too transparently. They have thrown away the rhetoric of dignity, freedom and democracy and sold everything they can in exchange for a lucky life. But due to her transparency, she clearly understood from beginning to end what caused what was being done to her, and she would still resist when she was oppressed to the extreme. She would want to kill someone when they were forced to fly together. She would call him a stallion when she was the beast king's mother and daughter at night. If her needs were not met, she would hook up with a guard. As the Beast King asked later, why are you still talking about us at that time? At that time, I knew that Tang Dai had always been the same Tang Dai. She had spent many years in this cannibalistic era, but inside she was still the modern person of the 21st century who had not been assimilated. This is something I admire very much. There are always many articles that are completely forgotten once they travel back to the past. The readers quickly cannot tell the difference between the eras of the protagonist and the supporting characters. However, the heroine lives very clearly from beginning to end. It is a pity that she lives in a world that is too real. Didn't the author give her a golden finger? No, she already has a huge golden finger. During the imprisonment incident, the author who was imprisoned with her was beaten to the point of losing her human form, and the female prisoners around her were raped multiple times. She kept her innocence with her words and boarded the pirate ship of the Beast King. Several times when the Beast King was tempted, and several times when she was forced to take action, He Xin and supporting characters like Dugu Cheng jumped out to help her block the wall, allowing her to survive until the end. This is already a great mercy. Are you in pain? Who will care about your pain? At least you are alive. The author of "The King of Beasts" made it very clear through He Xin's words. He is a sidekick from the beginning to the end. He represents the power of the era and the oppression of feudalism. So every time Tang Dai struggled, he pushed her back with a slight move of his hand. His presence clearly told people that the most powerful person in this era. Does the Beast King love the heroine? It's so funny. The author made it very clear through the words of the guard. He had a romantic affair and had countless concubines, but Tang Dai was the only one who never obeyed him, so he was worried about her. If Tang Dai sincerely praises her for one day, he can turn around and find the next hard nut to crack for Tang Dai to fend for herself. Tang Dai's beauty was given to her by the Beast King. Without the Beast King, she would still be begging in a ruined temple. Tang Dai's suffering was also caused by the Beast King. There was nothing she could do about it. There were gains and losses, right? If you benefit from the prince, your life will be at his disposal. The author uses the King of Beasts to play Tang Dai, so that we can have a glimpse of the whole world. Emperors, princes, and ordinary people have never been able to see each other in their lives. You see, Tang Dai, the most humble person, can talk and laugh with them. Also, by using the Beast King as a supporting role, we can see how inhumane a life of a small character can be in a political struggle. In this era, men can still make some limelight, but women's lives are even more humble. Being able to marry into a good family is a great blessing. They are all ordinary people who have been trapped by the times. The beauty of the country turned into withered bones in the grave just because of her status. The noble daughter of the family married into Han Feng's family and kept herself low for a time-travelling girl. Hua, the daughter of a general, was able to fight for power and die in 28 years. What's more, Tang Dai, a mere Tang Dai, all she could do was beg the emperor to let her die a happy death, and then let the beast king vomit a mouthful of blood for her death. In the end, Guo'er didn't even want to recognize Tang Dai. He didn't even mention restraining her body for her. After all, he was the son she had raised for so long. I really want to say that it is really a piece of barbecued pork, but this is actually quite normal. Even though he was born and raised by a time-traveling girl, he is still a great Xingren, a popular person under the throne of the Emperor. A woman's loyalty is a matter of utmost importance, and what Tang Dai did was simply a shame in his eyes, so Tang Dai understood him. No matter how much Guoer said about her, she would just ignore it. At most, her heart would be cut like a knife when she saw his back leaving the prison. The guard also reminded Tang Dai that it was a good thing to be confused, but Tang Dai was sober from beginning to end, too sober. I don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing for her. I don't have the same character as hers. If I traveled to that place, I might beg for food and starve to death. So she struggled for more than ten years, and finally died a grand death. It was a big HE to go to the clearing pool for her career and the authors she cultivated. In this era, it is too normal to die in a small corner with no one around. It is already a miracle that she can leave a mark in her life in front of the Beast King. Is the Beast King worthy? We all know that he is not worthy, but people in that era saw that he was worthy, but he was so worthy. It was such a touching story that it could be on the VIP list. Pu Liuxian is that bit of white moonlight and the author's kindness. His presence makes Tang Dai step into the bloody ruined temple again. The oil lamp when they sit together is the only warm light in the cold night. Pu Liuxian wrote a short story that belongs only to her. Can Tang Dai not be moved? But she was already dilapidated. If we were to say who the male protagonist was, Tang Dai might not say it was Pu Liuxian, as she felt she was not worthy. I hope it's him. As she left him. How could you not travel through time? If only I could meet you here. It turns out that I can meet you here.
I hope the bag is back in the 21st century and just treat it like a dream
I was eating soybean pancakes while walking, with an egg pancake wrapped in shredded potato hot dog in my arms. In such a distracted situation, I choked up when I saw the ending. The characters were very realistic. The male and female protagonists were not perfect protagonists, and I was so sad that I was heart-wrenching. I would like to think that King Yu has love, but this love is too complicated. Everyone has their own agendas along the way, and I have lost the qualification to talk about pure love later. The other characters are also very worried. I can't write words that can express my feelings, and I can't find similar moods in my comments. Anyway, I feel very sad. In the past, I would definitely attribute it to the different perspectives of the times and background. Now I just feel that everything is very sad. The author depicts it so well that I can't blame any character. It is all personal choice and the shaping of the character. And are we good in the real world? Most people can't even do multiple-choice questions about love, family, friendship, career, and ideals. What can withstand this long and short life? It was good that the heroine begged for death at the end.
After reading it, I have great staying power. From the beginning, it was still a nonsensical story. In the middle, I felt that they might still be together, but when I saw the end, I felt really sad. The gap between the times is too deep. He doesn't love her, and she doesn't love him, but she can break her wings and restrict her freedom just because of curiosity. Especially Tang Guoer, whose biological mother and adoptive mother both traveled through time, and have been assimilated by the times.
How many years, 10 years. I should have read this article a few years ago. Cried for a long time
Reread it again, I really like this story [Cracked] Reality is such a mess, it couldn't be more sad
After reading it, in fact, the writing in this book is very unrealistic. There are golden fingers, fantasy wear, and immortal wear. It is not easy to destroy a mortal country. How could all the natives kill them? And how could the ancients be so loyal to those in power? They would only value people who could bring benefits. As a result, none of the time travelers thought about the common people. To put it bluntly, both the aboriginals and the time travelers are just fighting for power and profit. They are all the same thing.
This article is really a masterpiece. It's a pity that the subject matter may not be adapted into film and television. Shen Yu, Chen Xingxu, Tang Dai and Guo Zhenni, I think it should be pretty good.
Rewatching it late at night, I really hope there is a sequel
Does anyone have similar recommendations?
I read this book many years ago. Unexpectedly, I still feel so emotional when I watch it today [heartbroken][heartbroken]
The heroine has true love for Guoer, and the hero has true love for Shen Xi. There is no love between the male and female protagonists, because the female protagonist does not love the male protagonist from the beginning to the end. The male protagonist has feelings for the female protagonist but it is far from true love. He loves the power of the country more. There are too many things that come before the female protagonist. As long as he puts his love for Shen Xi on the heroine, hahahaha, this book will definitely be a famous love story about the prodigal son turning back. In my opinion, it is meaningless to discuss love or not in this novel, because the political positions of both parties have been opposite from the beginning. How can we talk about love if the positions are different? The most abusive heroine 1. He Xi's death 2. Second miscarriage 3. Guoer's departure 4. Insulting double fs. Friends, flesh and blood, children, dignity, the heroine has all been lost. I have never been a fan of pornographic literature, but in this book death is really a relief for the heroine. The author's setting of the time traveler is too unsolvable, and his status is the same as that of a slave. How to turn over? It can't be translated no matter what, and the author won't let time travelers translate it. Those children who are waiting to arrange good friends will have nothing to cherish after their worries are over. I hope the bag is having a nightmare and wakes up to live a good life in the modern world. Of course, I am also very vulgar. In fact, I really want to watch the extra story and see the male protagonist's regrets, even if he can't handle his feelings at all. Will he think of the child with whom the heroine is not destined? Remember the heroine pretending to ask for marriage? Recalling the figure of Lanruo Temple in countless moments? After hurting the bag so much, if he could leave happily without any regrets before he died, it would be really easy for him to just vomit blood. I also want to see Tang Guoer's follow-up. Bao Bao devoted himself to paving the way for him. Bao Bao truly loved Guoer so he left without any regrets, but the readers did not love Guoer. The reader's perspective is full of regrets, and he wants Tang Guoer to know his mother's strong and sincere love. Let him become the emperor's younger brother, become his companion, help him conceal his identity, and die with his secret. And he only left a cold back to his mother who loved him most. When he grows up, he will definitely look more and more like Xing Yuan. If the male protagonist is still alive, will he find out? Will they find out? After Guo'er lost his mother, he would only remember her goodness when he recalled it in the future. At that time, would he hate Xing Yuan and think it was the swordsman who made his mother leave like this? Because in their opinion, the heroine might just bow to the hero and survive, but the heroine did not bow her head in the end. Why don't you bow your head? Why did you leave me so cruelly? Or maybe the male protagonist told Guo'er the truth before he died, would Guo'er lament that if her 11-year-old self knew... It's a pity, there is no if in this world.
After reading it... I almost couldn't breathe...
I fell into the mysterious sea and couldn't find a shore. There should be no so-called male protagonist in this book. If there is one, I hope it is Pu Liuxian. Because his existence is a beam of moonlight for Dede after all.