On Why Xun Fang and Her Partner Should Be Split Up

My favorite is Xunfang

To be honest, Xunfang is the one I dislike the most among Gujian.

In general, if Ouyang Shaogong had not had a woman named Xunfang in his career, he would have been just a lone wolf at most, and would not have turned into a rational madman like he is now.

The author is right. There is no doubt that Xunfang is in love with Shao Gong, but I think it is unlikely that Shao Gong is in love with Xunfang. Or to put it another way, Shao Gong likes Xunfang more out of greed. Xunfang gave him warmth, so when Shao Gong came back from his soul-saving work, he saw the Penglai that was destroyed in the natural disaster, and learned about Xunfang's death. It can be said that although Xunfang written by Zhulong is not a good match for Shao Gong, it is the last straw that overwhelms Shao Gong's reason. If Shao Gong had never had Xunfang in his life, he probably would not be as crazy as he is now.

I think Fangfang is a very beautiful woman, and Ouyang Shaogong is simply not worthy of her. A profound psychopath, a newspaper maniac, with erroneous views and an air of immortality. Does he think he is still the prince Changqin? Killing other people's family members and expecting others to identify with him is simply a dream. Mother-in-law is on top

I think Fangfang is a very beautiful woman, and Ouyang Shaogong is simply not worthy of her. A profound psychopath, a newspaper maniac, with erroneous views and an air of immortality. Does he think he is still the prince Changqin? Killing other people's family members and expecting others to identify with him is simply a dream. Mother-in-law is on top

I also think that Xunfang and Shaogong are not suitable for each other. They are not suitable at all. Their outlook on life is different...

Uh... Actually, I have never played Ancient Sword, but I have always watched its fandom. My favorite is the Prince Changqin, or Ouyang Shaogong, no, maybe I feel pity for this character. I don't know whether I should agree with what you said about Xunfang's kindness. I once read a novel about Shao Gong. The author once commented: What Ouyang Shaogong did was bad, so what Lei Yan did was good? Tell Lei Yan about Shao Gong's past and betray Shao Gong so that he will stop doing wrong things. But, speaking of it, what Shao Gong did at that time was only aimed at Tu Su, right? Lei Yan doesn't target everyone, even children, for power, right? Speaking of which, the bad things Shao Gong did were not as serious as what Lei Yan did, right? So Xunfang is still cooperating with Lei Yan at this time, so I am really curious, what can she not accept? Can't you accept Shao Gong doing evil things? Or can't you accept someone you love doing bad things? Is this kind? More like hypocrisy, right? Since she had read the inscriptions on the cave wall, she also knew that Shao Gong hated betrayal the most. After betraying him like this, he hurt him again at the end and wanted to drag him to death! For whom does Shao Gong want to recreate Penglai? She complained that Shaogong didn't recognize her after being with her for so many years, so she should have seen him suffer for her after being with her for so many years? Shao Gong felt that he was sorry for her, and she also felt that he was sorry for her. What about Shao Gong? When the person you love most doesn't understand him, who will understand him? Having said so much, I actually don't know what I want to say. I just feel a little indignant because of him. Let the author take a look at it and let it pass!

Uh... Actually, I have never played Ancient Sword, but I have always watched its fandom. My favorite is the Prince Changqin, or Ouyang Shaogong, no, maybe I feel pity for this character. I don't know whether I should agree with what you said about Xunfang's kindness. I once read a novel about Shao Gong. The author once commented: What Ouyang Shaogong did was bad, so what Lei Yan did was good? Tell Lei Yan about Shao Gong's past and betray Shao Gong so that he will stop doing wrong things. But, speaking of it, what Shao Gong did at that time was only aimed at Tu Su, right? Lei Yan doesn't target everyone, even children, for power, right? Speaking of which, the bad things Shao Gong did were not as serious as what Lei Yan did, right? So Xunfang is still cooperating with Lei Yan at this time, so I am really curious, what can she not accept? Can't you accept Shao Gong doing evil things? Or can't you accept someone you love doing bad things? Is this kind? More like hypocrisy, right? Since she had read the inscriptions on the cave wall, she also knew that Shao Gong hated betrayal the most. After betraying him like this, he hurt him again at the end and wanted to drag him to death! For whom does Shao Gong want to recreate Penglai? She complained that Shaogong didn't recognize her after being with her for so many years, so she should have seen him suffer for her after being with her for so many years? Shao Gong felt that he was sorry for her, and she also felt that he was sorry for her. What about Shao Gong? When the person you love most doesn't understand him, who will understand him? Having said so much, I actually don't know what I want to say. I just feel a little indignant because of him. Let the author take a look at it and let it pass!

Oh... I've always wanted to ask. . Where did Suyu Xuanxiao's CP come from?