The Eerie Summer Cicadas

Lanlan, have you given up your Penguin? I haven't seen your reply even though I left a message.

I just listened to "Riding a White Horse" sung by Xu Jiaying yesterday. The part was sung in Hokkien. I didn't think much about it at the time. After reading the book today, I suddenly realized that it was a bit... Creepy... (I'm really slow to react)

Owner, please stop abusing Mingchan in the new article. She is so pitiful. It makes people heart-broken. Why don't you abuse this scumbag father Zhan Xiuci?

Follow this from Y Ya, are people really so complicated? I used to think that I was stupid and didn't know how to understand people's hearts. Now it seems that simple people are blessed.

Brother Zeng speaks from the bottom of his heart, but it's a pity that Chongzi's character determines her fate.

It's a pity that the bug is still lucky, alas

Although it is very bloody and cruel, I really think that Cheng Jin deserves this end.

After a long time, I finally had time to come back and continue watching. . . Well, without reading the next chapter, I guess Chengcan deliberately asked Chengjin and Chang Ruoli to kill Jian Huadie. Or even if it's not intentional, it's just a bystander's inaction, or even "happy to see it happen", just like Zha did in the 1990s. This not only "fulfills" Jian Huadie's "legend" as a poor person who was completely let down and bullied, Chengcan can also be freed. She no longer has to play the role her mother wants her to be, and can gain personal freedom. In the future, she can also legitimately seek revenge and let Chengjin's family and those who bullied her in the past get retribution. So Chengcan said that he fulfilled her legend and fulfilled his wish.

I've been staying up late these past few days reading a few of your articles, which is a shame.

Thank God, Cheng Chan, who I pity and like the most in this article, still has hope. Unfortunately, everyone only regards her as a pitiful and hateful supporting character, a murderer who deserves his punishment in a criminal case. She is actually the kindest. All criticisms from others are seen from their own perspective. No one has suffered one-tenth of her suffering. No matter how domineering Mingchan's father is, he still loves her. She will never be bullied by outsiders no matter what, let alone others. Only if someone who has gone through what Cheng Can has gone through can still maintain an unbiased mind and not hurt innocent people, will she be qualified to accuse Cheng Can from a moral perspective. In the end, Mingchan did not at least give Chengcan a chance to be punished and reincarnated according to morality, but directly chose his brother. Haha, he even cried to express his grievance and anger. It is undeniable that these emotions are true and are natural in human nature, but they are so cruel and disgusting. I don't know about the way of heaven, but what is happening in this world is that Ming Chan naturally killed a monster to save his brother, which counts as slaying the monster, but Cheng Can killed a man and a monster without avenging his mother, which counts as indiscriminate killing of innocent people and the crime of patricide. There is also Simplified Butterfly, who is actually very selfish and stubborn, but her pursuit is not the secular interests that we generally criticize, but the love that we praise. She abandoned her family and her elderly mother for love. Chengcan cannot be liberated. She will never be able to kill her mother for her own interests and freedom like Zhan Xiuci. And Simplified Butterfly may have never consciously given up something after weighing it. She seems to be profit-driven like Daddy and Cheng Jin. She just never thought about how it would harm Cheng Can. This is a sin that cannot be blamed. It comes from Cheng Can's deep soul bondage, but it hurts Cheng Can more deeply than all external sins, but it cannot be blamed. Haha, I think this is the author's article, especially what touches me most about this article. It is an indescribable and inescapable tragedy of fate, a very good tragic realm, and it is one of the best articles I have seen in Jinjiang. Cheng Can has a kind of chivalry in her body, and is also too spiritually obsessive. She hates her father. She grew up in self-abasement, humiliation and restrained love, so she has to take revenge, but she also hates herself. Her method of doing things is like Cheng Jin, but her heart is more like Simplified Butterfly. In fact, there is no need for Ming Chan to convict her. She has already sentenced herself to death. In the end, Cheng Jin's corpse was burned. She didn't want to pollute an inch of the land, and maybe she also wanted to wipe out herself, the only one in the world who had Cheng Jin's brand. Maybe she was tired too, burdened with memories that were too heavy and could not be erased, thinking that was too clear, and vision that was too sharp. The great revenge had been avenged, and she felt that she had the right to escape. Perhaps from the moment she chose to turn into a monster, she was not gambling, but that whether she turned into an unconscious insect or a monster that could continue to take revenge, it was all what she wanted.