Description:
[Simple version] A Three Kingdoms transmigration story with no real technical merit. It spans a long period and is pseudo-historical in style. Melodramatic in the early chapters, angsty in the middle, and miserable toward the end, with a faux-literary style.
[Serious version] I have no wish to contend for spring, and let the flowers envy me as they will. Fallen, ground into the dust, I still give off the same fragrance.
(⊙o⊙)... Yep, I copied Lu Fangweng's poem.
[Goofy version] This is a pit dedicated to derailing every handsome Three Kingdoms guy the author loves. A huge pit, dug three feet into the ground!!!
[About the pairings] Quan and Xiang (forbidden?), Xun and Xiang (melodramatic?), Bei and Xiang (canon?), Jia and Xiang (Three Kingdoms Kill?), or...? No harem!!
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★~Huge thanks to Qingtian-chan for the adorable picture of the little deer made with 355~★
I think since it is a novel, the heroine should not be so aggrieved. The novel is not just a figment of my own imagination. I feel that the heroine has assimilated into an ancient person, playing tricks with so many women and serving men. I think it is better not to marry anyone in my life, and be a passerby by myself. Whether it's a close friend or an ex, let's just talk about love. There's no need to take the path of tragedy and assimilate with the world. Don't forget your original intention. Fang has always been successful. Ordinary women can choose to live an ordinary life. There is no need to share a husband with others. They would rather be a commoner's wife than a noble concubine. I think the process can be entangled with several men. In the end, they can live alone or find an ordinary person to live. After all, the three views of men in this era cannot be the same as mine. Don't take the novel seriously. Since you want to respect history, you don't have to get involved in it. In ancient times, the heroine was an ordinary person, but she would not be an ancient woman. Although the ending would be pessimistic, at least the heroine had her own pride.
I think the author can delete the label of the original heroine, because a character who has stolen someone else's identity has long been neither original nor local. To put it bluntly, the heroine is a Korean stick figure who both wants and needs. In modern times, it is called Shang, in ancient times, it is called Xiang, and " "Deliberately" wrote Sun Ren to death. Looking back on the previous content, he was basically waiting for an opportunity to get close to Sun Ren in order to steal her identity reasonably and get rid of the unbearable past. I can understand that the heroine wants to have a foothold, but using this method is simply more insidious and shameless than the stand-in joke!
I read it in one sitting and it was very well written. Who can live their life with complete clarity? But I prefer the "supporting characters" who are described in a big way. The heroine is so bitter and tragic, which makes me heartbroken.
I read it in one sitting and cried while reading it
Wow, I finished reading it in one sitting. I felt depressed and sad after reading the whole book. Cried?
I saw it relatively late when I was in my senior year of high school. I don't know if I can see this comment fish. It's so sad that it ended like this. I feel like I can't bear to let go of my old friend who has been with me for three years and has never heard from him again. Xiangxiang has experienced the best and endured the worst in this life. She will definitely live an ordinary and wonderful life after living a thousand sails. Well, love her. Just PS Fish, please come back often.
Huangliang is a dream, but the lingering fragrance remains the same Yesterday, I finished reading the article with great excitement and reluctance. I was filled with emotions at that time. Today I took out my notebook and wanted to record this feeling and write a review to express my feelings. Suddenly I didn't know what to say. Therefore, it's not really a review, just some random thoughts. Looking back at the publication date of this article, I realized that I have been following this article for 5 years. It is really a long time. In five years, life will add a lot of experiences, but the friendship formed by writing and reading articles will last forever. It turns out that some friends don't even have to meet each other, but they will always be in my heart... Well, it's a bit sour, but it's really good and happy... Then, let's talk about the text. Let me talk about the ending first. It is unexpectedly calm and poignant, with a sense of return after the prosperity has faded. A dream of yellow beams has ended a life. Such a beautiful woman has been ups and downs in this chaotic and magnificent history. At this time, what she has loved, hated, beautiful and regretful are actually not that important anymore. Walking calmly and calmly towards the last known ending may be the best ending. If it's too strong or too sad, it loses the meaning, so it's good. I like this ending very much. Especially the description of the soul traveling back in the end makes people feel like Zhuang Zhou dreaming of a butterfly. Did the butterfly come into my dream? Or am I in a butterfly dream? The vigorous and vigorous life of decades is just a dream. Looking at it this way, as a reader, the feeling of heartache and regret will be healed a lot... Let's talk about the full text. The feeling is actually a bit similar to what Xiao Yu said. Although the previous article has a bit of a vague impression, judging from the changes in the style and content of the text, we can indeed see the growth and maturity of the heroine. It should be said that it is also the author's precipitation and understanding... Just like Yu'er himself said, the so-called Su, the first half is indeed Su, but isn't the highlight of the historical journey is Su? (At least that's what I think), I really like it. When I see a place where the blood is spilled, I can't help but applaud! The second half gradually becomes less so. In fact, the heroine is an ordinary girl. In this era of gathering of heroes, it is impossible to use the golden finger of time travel forever, so all kinds of wandering, wandering, suffering, and cruelty are also reasonable and make people watch. I can't help but feel sad and heartbroken with the protagonist... And I actually like the last part the most, which is the part that was updated after a few years (?) Of stopping the pit. It can even be said to have a mellow feeling. I remember that the time when the pit was stopped was when Xiaoyu was the most indulgent in the landscape. (At that time, probably none of us readers thought that this pit would be leveled one day, but not everyone was unwilling to remain in peace and be the victim of the pit...) It seems that it is indeed better to travel thousands of miles than to read thousands of books. The chapters after the update are really amazing, not only the text The pen is better, and the heroine's thoroughness and indifference after wandering, as well as the sense of vicissitudes and powerlessness submerged in history, I really like it. It also came to the ending calmly and steadily in this state, leaving a trace of meaning and reluctance that is even more memorable... As for history, the Three Kingdoms is my favorite era. At that time, when the Three Kingdoms craze was on the rise, I was at best a pseudo-Three Kingdoms fan, and I am nothing like that now. But Yuer's historical knowledge is really amazing. This article can cover almost all the historical figures in all historical stages of the Three Kingdoms period, and it also allows this manly history to be shown through the ups and downs of a little girl. It is really amazing. With such a big structure, it is not easy to think about it. But it's actually completed, and it's very complete and reasonable. It's a bit incredible. I can't help but like it! If you think about it carefully, the identity of the heroine: Diao Chan's daughter, the adopted daughter of the Sun family, Xiao Quan's childhood sweetheart, Xiao Lu's first love, Gong Jin's gay friend, Liu Bei's wife, and Sun Quan's beloved concubine. Every change is natural and unobtrusive, and every important piece of history is not missed. From Guandu to Chibi to Yiling to the battle in Wu Palace, to be honest, I really learned a lot of historical stories that I was not familiar with before. The only shortcoming is that the historical structure may be too grand, and the author's persistence in historical rigor makes the stories and characters sometimes cater to and move closer to history, losing some room for imagination. But overall it's still great! As for the characters, I have commented on them before, so I won't say more here. Personally, I still like Xiaolu the best. Although his status in the novel has gradually been reduced from the male protagonist to the male supporting role, and his name was not changed to Lu Xun in the end (in fact, I am inexplicably obsessed with knowing when Lu Yi started to call him Lu Xun?), But I still like this type. Even though the character Xiaoquan is very moving when he is affectionate and very real when he is a scumbag, it still cannot replace Xiaolu's image of being aloof, quiet, affectionate and forbearing in my heart. Just because it's best if you can't get it, he should be the eternal cinnabar mole in the heroine's heart... I can't help but mention that, given that the characters are very historical and not deviated, the image of Liu Bei in this article is quite surprising. It's quite different from ordinary interpretations, but it makes me feel like he really looks like a dominant politician. It was said in a messy way, with no logic at all. The key point is that when I saw Pingkeng, I really had mixed feelings. I was happy, but also reluctant to give up... Fortunately, there are extra episodes to look forward to. If you really read the conclusion one day, you will probably feel empty... Well, let's stop here. I wish Xiaoyu'er a happy new year and all the best!
It's over!! Compare yourself to the author!!! Alas, Brother Quan was a scumbag in the end, but every time I think back to that high-spirited young man, who was in love for the first time and cherished the woman he loved for the first time and even the love of his life, I can't bear to be too harsh on him. Now that I think about it, the sweetest and most beautiful days were the teenage years before brother Quan's wedding, and the reunion after losing his sight was a bittersweet experience for both of them. If possible, I hope that time will only stay with each other at that time, with no calculations, no betrayal, just each other. By the way, I would like to ask, is the Ricky in the extra episode just the heroine's destination in modern times? It's not the reincarnation of any male protagonist, right?! (I secretly thought it was a deer) Finally, the author has worked hard (≧∇≦)/Thanks for bringing us such a good article~
Forgive me for being late again. There seems to be some problems with the APP recently, and updates cannot be posted in time. This chapter surprised me a little. It was full of modern life, returning to a peaceful modern life, and becoming a cheerful and sunny man. I think this is the real rebirth, which is really good. The melancholy atmosphere that has been shrouded in the main text seems to have improved a lot all of a sudden, so I really like Shang Rong's state, and that life is just a dream. As for the cafe where time and space intersect, it's really a very special idea, and the murderer Yu Ji feels like a ferryman. Then the guestbook, which is similar to the judgment of the Twelve Hairpins, takes us back to the beauties of the Three Kingdoms in the article. They are wandering in history, each with a different fate, but with the same sorrow. . . It's just this guessing puzzle. I'm so ashamed that I didn't guess a few. Xiao Yu upstairs was really good. I originally expected Yu'er to announce the answer. . . Finally, when I saw that this was the last chapter and the article was about to be concluded, I was really reluctant to let it go. . . I hope Yuer will write new articles, and I will continue to support it.
This is the end of it, obviously the article is still being serialized, and it hasn't reached 70W yet (╯3╰). This chapter does a great job of connecting reality with reality, I like the idea! I like Xiangxiang's state after returning, integrating into society and embracing life, and fitness men are really much better than artistic men! Taixu Cafe made me laugh to death, it's such a literary and trendy comedy ~ Xiangxiang's version of Taixu Illusion is great. Although I didn't guess a few of them, I feel that all the women who had an impression are vividly remembered. Sure enough, beauties are so miserable. It's very painful to think about it, especially Heji Huating at the end. So it's better not to time travel again. It's great for Xiangxiang to return to normal life and have a boyfriend again! Three-dimensional life is the real beauty~