
Marching to War
行戈
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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345Chapters
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10.0Score
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6.1kClicks per chapter
2.4kComments
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Notes: Pretty Good
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This is probably a record of my tastes back when I was an edgy teen. I don’t even know what’s in here anymore. I think I’ve read about 90% of them. When I have time, I’ll slowly go through them again.
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At present, I think the ranking of Gong's favorite people is: Yan Luan>>Rong Yue>Ji Ce>Zhong Xu>Shi Wei>Luo Jinghan>Yan Xing>Yuchangying
It's so beautiful. It's a pity that my wife doesn't write anything. I used to think it was a bit dull when I read it, but now it's really memorable. It's a rare good article.
My emotion after reading it was... Fortunately this is not a stock buying article, haha. Basically, every one I like cannot harmonize with the protagonist. I like Zhongxu the most. After he died, I saw Chi Heng being so kind to General Lang and I was still very angry for a long time (it was better until General Lang died). Later, I finally accepted Chi Heng's love for General Lang. After General Lang died, Chi Heng fell in love with someone else. I worked hard to wait for twelve years to come, but I didn't expect Zhongxu to come back and meet someone else. We are together, woo woo... I also like Qu Yang, I like Qu Yang's idea that love is unique and incompatible, but he is not with Chi Heng, and then I like Shi Wei. Alas, it turns out that he seems to have something with someone else later on... Woo woo, what a coincidence that none of the people I like can be devoted to the protagonist! Although I also know that I am too demanding, it is really sad that every character I like happens to be like this. As for Zhuang Qi, I have been hoping that he and Chi Heng can get together, but in the end there is no chance of them being together...
In fact, I read the extras long after I read the full text, and I remembered those plain, detailed, and unrecollectible past events. I wonder if we will always love someone silently and deeply like this, engraved in the bone marrow, and forged into the soul. Recently, I was reading the Heart Sutra, and I saw a sentence in it that states that all five aggregates are empty. Perhaps all the deep love and heartbeat will be empty in the end. It seems that there is a big hole in my heart. I don't know what has been lost, and I don't know if it can be filled again. I have read this book twice. The unforgettable memory of the first time is the scene when I saw Yan Luan die. He responded to Chi Heng's feelings before. It was like they were trapped in a pink dream. It was beautiful but I always felt that the happiness of this moment would disappear in the next second. Seeing him leaving, my heart suddenly twitched. Sure enough, the man was gone, leaving behind his unfulfilled ambition and a heartbroken Chi Heng. I remember seeing this section in the early hours of that night and crying so hard that I couldn't help myself. It's rare that I lose control of my emotions for the characters in the text. Maybe it's a little bit similar to reality. After all, it's impossible for him and I. We are thousands of miles apart, but he will have his own story, and I am just an insignificant acquaintance. Get out of class is over, let's go now, let's continue talking next time...
The eternal white moonlight and the cinnabar mole...
I have read this article a long time ago, and recently I took it out to read the section about Lang Jiang for several days. I don't understand a few questions. First of all, Xiao Huo's writing style is amazing. His words are flowing and smooth. Whether it's psychological control or scene description, everything is written from the heart. After reading your article, I feel that Xing Ge's writing is particularly mature. Second, talk about my favorite Lang Jiang. In fact, I am a supporting character person, and I usually prefer miserable ones, but Lang Jiang in bright clothes and angry horses hit my heart. I fell in love with him along with Chi Heng's love. Lang Jiang is really a good person. He is confident and strong, never gives up in the face of difficulties, has a mind for the world, extraordinary magnanimity, and is very lively, as if he has really lived in that era. Although I had a premonition of his death in the chapter, I was still heartbroken. There is no way, after all the protagonist is our Chi Xiaogong, Lang will never die, he will never develop his own hegemony. This article may be too small at first, but no matter how many times I read it, I feel that Chi Heng loves Yan Luan, and likes other Xiaoshou. Although they are all the same sincere, but after all, the concentration is different, and the metaphor I read in the fairyland chapter is also seeing Emperor Danxun's heart suddenly full. This is a complete fall. Is there an idea outline for the Little Fire Fairyland chapter? Can we just discuss it casually? The problem is, I didn't even watch it after General Lang's death, so I just asked, who was the original cover character? Why not kill Yu Changying? This is simply a knot in my heart. I can't wait to go in and kill him with my own hands. After Chi Heng proclaimed himself emperor, did he give up the throne to Yan Jingtong because of his feelings for Yan Luan? Want to protect the Yan family that he swore to protect to the death? Does Chi Heng's death in Liyun County mean that Lang Jiang lived and died in the same quilt?
I read the main text (the main text only shows Lang Jiang without that, the rest are browsed), read the extras, read Rourou, and finally waited for the sentence "I love you", and I felt a sense of completion. I knew this was NP, I knew it was a general attack story, and the conspiracy, conspiracy, war, and power struggle were all brilliant, but my attention was only on General Lang. Except for Zhong Xu (because he appeared first), I didn't pay close attention to the other subjects. In my heart, Xiao Huo really brought the man in red to life (remember , when I saw the ambiguity between Zhong Xu and Chi Zonggong, I specifically checked the character rankings, and saw that Yan Luan was in the first place, and I felt a sense of relief). If Lang Jiang hadn't suddenly died almost two-fifths of the way through the text, I would have almost thought it was a 1V1 attack by force. This is the first general attack article that I have read. Although I know that there will be many feelings in the routine, and Xiaohuo has written each one very well (this is a summary based on everyone's comments, almost every one is loved by readers), but it is still a bit regretful to see General Chi gong one after another and still sincerely dote on each one. People only have one heart, and I may still be pretentious about being one person for the rest of my life. When General Lang was around, he was the only one who filled Chi Heng's heart and eyes. Without him, everything was blooming. I was not willing to accept Lang General's exit. I searched for the keywords "Yan Luan" (appeared 1334 times) and "Lang Jiang" (appeared 944 times). After reading the following article, I found that General Lang is not the only one in the general offense, but he is very special. He is the most important mentor in the growth of the general offense. In the end, Chi Heng died at the place where Lang Jiang's bones were buried. Although there were no bones long ago, I thought this was a metaphor. Chi Heng returned to the beginning after passing through the grass, but Lang Jiang had already put down his bones. It is said in the article that Emperor Danxuan saw Chi Heng in the human world twice in the immortal world, and he didn't know what scene he saw. In the extra fairy world, Xiaohuo said it has an open ending, with all the disciples in the immortal class, and Chi Zonggong's remains in hand. If it were written down, it should be about hugging each other after several twists and turns. Would Dan Xuan be willing? My first thought when I read the article was that King Chenheng and Emperor Danxuan should just keep up with each other as they have for tens of thousands of years. But later, I felt that I was being pretentious and that this was a general attack. Okay, after reading this article I always want to say something, it's very superficial. Putting aside feelings, I love this kind of story about fighting for hegemony in an imaginary way. The layout of the whole story is grand, the logic of various battles is rigorous, and the characters all have distinct personalities. I am glad that the first general attack story I read is such a good one. NP is too sad, especially when I particularly like one of the subjects, I feel even more heartbroken while reading the article, and I feel like I am being repeatedly abused. I will probably not read NP articles again in the future. Finally, I love Xiaohuo and hope that Wenwen will be more popular.
Alas, because I can't order the locked chapters, I can't order them all, and I can't rate them either.
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