Unparalleled Three Kingdoms

I read this article more than ten years ago. Childhood memories of junior high school. I never understood the ending at that time, and I knew that Xia Tian had returned to the point where her brother hugged her and thought she was a ghost when she faked her death. But other foreshadowings haven't been solved yet, so I feel confused. Ten years later, I remembered this article and suddenly realized it when I saw a reader's comment on wb. What the reader said roughly: "The heroine once lost the hero once and refused to let go, and the heroine didn't really understand herself until both of them fell in love. So going back to that good night is the best time for two people to go crazy together. The love between the two people that night was equal." So the author arranged for the heroine to go back to that point in time. From this moment on, the heroine can understand the hero's paranoia of not wanting to let go, because now they have both lost. Md was taken by me. Some plots that were bloody in the past are full of flaws now, but this flavor is really irreplaceable. And I looked back at the wording in Chapter 36 and made a bold guess about the doubts I had back then. The description of the male protagonist in Chapter 36 is "a familiar smell of incense", but in the ending chapter it is "a smell mixed with musk and corpse odor". At that time, many people made a lot of speculations about the term "corpse odor". Now that I have written a little bit, I made a bold inference from the perspective of writing: When an author writes this kind of retroactive plot, he will definitely review his previous chapters and repeat some details and words to match the second chapter with the first chapter. The author would not write meaningless words in such an important place as the ending paragraph of the ending chapter! Therefore, the "corpse smell" (which does not appear in Chapter 36) is by no means an unimportant detail that can be ignored. If the body odor on the male protagonist's body was contaminated by the corpse of the body double who visited the heroine's fake death every day, then Chapter 36 should also have this word. If the author did not go back and revise the text, it would be reasonable to add the word "corpse odor" in front of it to correspond to the ending. But no, the last paragraph of the ending chapter is different from the "musk" and "incense" in Chapter 36, there is another "corpse smell". And when I looked it up, I found out that musk is a spice that is used to seal calligraphy and paintings to prevent moth [preservation]. It can be boldly speculated that both the musk and the corpse odor are alluding to Cao Pi's imperial tomb (there may be some embalmed burial objects). From this, it is inferred that the male protagonist (not necessarily a zombie, everyone is speculating whether it is a zombie... It is too much hhh) is also back from the second episode. If the female protagonist in the second episode goes back in time to the point where the male protagonist in the first episode lost her, true visual equivalence has not been achieved because the male protagonist in the second episode is really dead. But this difference in wording implies that the male protagonist is different from Zhou Mu. It means that although the female protagonist has returned to the period when she faked her death, the male protagonist is not the hero of Zhou Mu, he also came back from Second Zhou Mu! (It may indeed be a zombie, but I think this is a bit too bold. My preference is that he was pulled back to his original body by the gods, but his soul died once, so he has the smell of the tomb) In the second episode, the male protagonist and the female protagonist reunited and embraced, which made up for all the regrets. To sum up, I personally think the ending is when both of them return to Chapter 36 in the second week.

I have to say that the male protagonist is very sick and charming. But after looking through the comment section, a lot of people scolded me, "Help, I don't have a mental problem, do I?"

The writing is very difficult to describe, and it is worth reading if you don't mind the patriarchal and rotten cucumber protagonist. There was an article I read many years ago. Although it was not the first yandere book I read, it was the first one that made me feel creepy about yanderers and made me feel chills and nausea behind my back.

How can I put it this way? Most people may not be able to accept this article, but I think it's a bit like durian plus root plus coriander. . . . Just, the writing of Yandere is very penetrating, the heroine is very m, and the plot is very reversal hahaha. If you're used to seeing cookies, it's good to change the taste once in a while.

In the early stage, I thought it was a simple novel, but in the mid-term, I went to fight the max-power female × the ghostly, yandere male, a perfect match, a fairy tale! I also went online to find chapters about locks. The later stage is simply chocolate-flavored shit! The heroine's transformation from a heroic and brave little sun to a sad, self-destructive and awkward personality made me feel bad for her. The man is a rotten cucumber who has been slept with by n people. In the end, the two reconciled again. I was angry and helpless but also moved by the author's words. I hated myself.

I really regret booking all of them. . . I can't understand that the heroine, after being married for many years, is still c. . . After ten years of self-isolation, I watched the male protagonist have a lot of children with other people. . . . ?

Sima Yi said that if you are tired of him, then I can do it too, which shows that this guy also has other ideas.

It's hard to explain this feeling. The taste of Yin Shi Orthopedics is so good. It's so delicious that it's unbearable. When I saw my brother's mental journey, I happened to play moth. It was very suitable. I understand my hatred for my brother's inability to let go and fear of losing control. I almost went crazy after killing my sister in the middle. The description of my sister's mentality is also extremely beautiful. The taste, that subtle sense of nausea and love and hate that are entangled together and cannot be separated makes people want to stop. After reading the locked content, the sister was completely sacrificed and buried. She was eaten by this era. The brother could not save her because he was also the one who ate her. The love between the brother and the sister was like a dirty pool, but they were both hungry and thirsty people.

The author's writing style is very good. I really like the heroine in the first half, especially the part where she and Zhao Yun go to save her father. It's so high-spirited. After the resurrection, the dull Qianmei and the dark crawling brother can be considered sweet for a while. The plot then took a turn. The heroine's modern concepts and ancient oppression made her feel more and more painful. It also made me feel very painful. Who knew that I just wanted to see an orthopedic surgeon? What evil had I done? The last chapter clearly talks about Cao Pi's concubines and children. It's so painful. My brother is dirty. There was actually a reconciliation at the end, which made me heartbroken. I could only say what kind of lid goes with the pot. What a bad fate.

Does Sima Yi also have feelings for A Qian? It's not pure admiration but twisted possessiveness. As expected of Cao Pi's clone. They all like the heroine. Hahaha. Threesome. By the way, Cao Pi might have noticed Sima Yi's thoughts by dragging A Qian to be buried with him. Sima Yi wouldn't just wait for Cao Pi to die and inherit A Qian. The heroine is so miserable, there is a wolf before and a tiger behind