Why Need a Sword When You Have a Qin?

In fact, the emotional interaction in this book is quite good, but the playfulness is quite confusing. I like this pair very much. One finally learns true love and respect for the other half he once hurt, and the other re-examines his own heart and chooses to follow his inner decision. Their feelings include deception, hurt, arrogance, and escape. Their feelings are incomplete, but the defects are more and more real. It is true that He Rongjin suffered the most hurt in this relationship, and Que Shu did seem to be particularly "scumbag" in the playfulness, but I admire He Rongjin for not deceiving his feelings for Que Shu, and bravely accepting the partner he grew up with. Que Shu can let go of his pride and make changes. This seems easy but is actually very difficult to do. After all, when there are many people, they can't even admit that they have made mistakes and face their true thoughts, let alone make changes and bravely try. The tolerance, retreat, hesitation, and compromise in their relationship are very consistent with the current relationship situation in reality. I don't know if it's because of the characters' age and experience, but I think their relationships are mature and have been tested because they have solved the core problems exposed in their relationships. In the context of playfulness, I am very optimistic about this relationship. I think it is the most lasting couple. Miao Chun and Ji Yuan's relationship progressed very quickly and smoothly, but I always feel that their relationship will still go through a lot of running-in. For example, in Ji Yuan's relationship, Yuan achieved unconditional tolerance and trust, but Ji did not seem to be equally honest. There was a time bomb of "trust crisis" hidden in their relationship; Miao Chunli even reminded Miaomiao to "feel heart to heart" in the end. Miao Miao still insisted on going her own way. Although he admitted his mistake in the end, did he change later? To put it bluntly, there is still a lack of trust, because Ji Ji is a very aloof and self-centered person. Accordingly, they have built a thick "wall of heart" towards outsiders. Even towards their partners, this barrier has not been completely broken. Compared to Que Shu, Ji Ji didn't make many changes, except that they didn't do anything particularly egregious, and they were both lucky enough to meet an extremely tolerant partner. It's just that these deeper issues are not reflected in the book, leaving it up to the readers' imagination.

Mr. Panzi, do you still remember the Ninth Prince, Shi Qianshan, She Zhaolan, Ji Qinglan... On the banks of Daming Lake? Um? Uh-huh?

Eleven years later, I'm still lying at the bottom of this series [sigh]

What does it mean to feel that it is reasonable for Miaomiao to find an apprentice after meeting Qinqin? Could it be that Qingqin has a face suitable for a husband and a child (dense fog)? It must be that the senior brother could tell at a glance that Miaomiao had found an ideal type, so he wanted to settle down. Why don't you expand the story? I really want to see the scene between Miaoqin and the three sisters [burst into tears]. What a great senior brother, and the scene where brother and Qinqin communicate with each other must be very harmonious.

After reading this last book, I feel a bit lost in love. I really like the "Frozen Jianghu" series. I don't know when I can continue writing it. I don't get tired of reading it.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh ten years! ! ! ! We promised to have fun in the palace, have fun in foreign lands, and have fun in officialdom! ! ! ! Where are the remaining three or four books! ! ! ! Panzi, do you know how I have lived these ten years?

I like it so much! When will the cake be filled? I feel like the next couple will be the story of Sinha and Ji Qinglan... Is it foreshadowing that Sinha's surname is Liu?

Will there be a final chapter for this series? Woooooooooo... This pitfall has been too long, right?

Will I be able to see the ending of this series in my lifetime QAQ

I also like the emotions of this pair [Star Eyes] the most. The emotional description of this pair is the most detailed and varied [Star Eyes].