Transmigration: A Love Story in the Spring and Autumn Period
穿越：春秋爱情故事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 272k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
81Chapters
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122Nutrient gifts
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Chong'er is M~~
Xuanzi makes me feel sick. How could this happen? This ending, tsk tsk, I wish I had known it and stopped at the most beautiful moment.
ORZ this ending this ending. . . . So complicated and confusing. . . .
I came here to urge new articles very unkindly... Hey, I'm a bad guy, I beat myself up.
I really didn't expect Xuanzi to be so bad. Oh~ But it's enough that there are so many people who love Wenyin I will continue to write such good articles in my future life!
To be honest, I really don't know what this article is talking about.
Xuanzi should be let know who he killed and make him regret it
Is this a side story for Ren Hao? Don't understand
Ren Hao, as the first male supporting actor, gave the whole story a relatively satisfactory ending, which finally fulfilled his mission. After watching Ren Hao's extra episode, I still have three questions: First, when did Ren Hao know that Wen Ying was Wenyin? Was it when he handed over the five-star sacred object to the reborn Wen Ying? Was Xiao Shi informed Guan Wenying during the six years of confinement? Second, since Ren Hao had already imprisoned Wen Ying for 6 years, why did he lift the ban just when Xuanzi came to visit as an envoy of the Jin State? Were you considering using Wen Ying as a chess piece to be placed next to Jin State Chong'er at that time? Third, it was Ren Hao who tricked Huai Ying into changing Chong'er's wine glass, right? Generally speaking, while Ren Hao is a man who loves Wenyin deeply, he is first of all a monarch of a country and an ambitious overlord. Although his love for the heroine, like Chong'er, involved a lot of planning, it can even be said that Ren Hao loved the heroine more than Chong'er at the beginning. This can be seen from the "Jian Jia" he composed for the heroine; but he did not have Chong'er's love. He was lucky enough to be favored by his crazy mother, just like the song in "Jianjia" sings, "Wandering back and forth, wandering in the middle of the water." His love for Wenyin is visible but unattainable, elusive but unattainable, which makes him a loser in love.
I didn't like the ending very much. They all died, which was a bit sad.