The Ruined World

After thinking about it, I still want to add another review to this novel. After several lives of love and hatred, facing the new Ning Ge, having no choice is actually a choice. I don't know if the author chose an open ending because the readers were too resentful at the time. (Probably this is also the only compromise for readers, hahaha) Then I looked at the comment area and saw a point of view, thinking that the author may inevitably be entangled in the end, whether to choose the road or love. This review believes that two things are like fish and bear's paws. If we really want to write that the great road is supreme and all things are stupid dogs, we can actually stop writing when Ogawa becomes a god and settles his past and death. But when I think about it carefully, it seems that is not the case. This is an article driven by "emotion". Even if there are entanglements between positions and interests, the essential logic of each person's behavior is nothing more than the word "love". (Except Jiang Lou, but he is not completely ruthless) If Dao Dao is really ruthless, why do he write poems about love? Whether it is infatuation, bitterness, tragedy, admiration, even hatred and jealousy born of love, these are actually the precious thoughts and emotions of human beings that this article hopes to celebrate. Why Ogawa finally became a god, I think it may be because he is the most "passionate" and "affectionate" person in the book, and he does not want to let anyone down. (Although fate has tricked people into letting them down a lot) At the end, Ogawa said, "I once fell into darkness, but looked up to the light, but now I realize that no matter darkness or light, it is just the human heart... I understand, so I let it go." I think another reason is that he has seen the human heart and let go of his obsession with emotions. Hundreds of years later, he still went to the cemetery to visit his old friend. How could such behavior be said to be heartless when he saw the truth and became a god? It is also said that since ancient times, passionate people have always been disturbed by ruthlessness. The representative of ruthlessness in this book must be Lian Jianglou. Selfishly, this is also my favorite character in this book. How can I not be fascinated by that kind of firm belief and persistence? However, has Jiang Lou's extreme pursuit of the great road become his obsession? Too ruthless, which is probably the root cause of his failure. Therefore, I feel that Lian Jianglou is the only character in this book who has not been fully developed. At the end, Xiao Ningge is picked up by Dachuan again. In fact, I can write a separate story about how Dachuan continues to teach Ningge feelings and let him let go of his ego. I believe that the enthusiasm of Three Lives and Three Worlds can probably melt a heart as hard as ice! It's a pity that the author has already closed the book, and I probably won't be able to see the follow-up in this life. . . But what does it matter? The author left such a good beginning, full of hard work and full of hope!

I cried to death. Anyway, it is considered an atypical HE. I hope Chuan can be happy. Lian, please don't engage in husband-murdering sermons anymore, let's go to HE for the two of us.

It took me a few days to read it, and the ending was so heart-wrenching that I couldn't let it go for a long time. Please give the author a side story. I'm really curious about how they get along with each other in the future.

After reading it, I think this is he. It is impossible for the teacher to give up on the company. I hope to be together in this life.

Let them be together, I can't stand it anymore

The central idea of ​​this article is quite clear. Everyone can't get what they want. As the protagonist, Shi Yingchuan's golden finger was at its maximum, and he paid a heavy price for his delusion of having his cake and eating it too. Fortunately, the author's own son sent his lover to him after he became a god.

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