The Long Pavilion

[Dog head] [dog head] [dog head] (There are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people. It is normal for you and me to have different opinions. Everyone is welcome to discuss rationally. Warning!!! This comment is very long) Changting, the "heartthrob" heroine of this article, is a confident, optimistic, free and easy woman. Her spirit of breaking the shackles of tradition, daring to face reality and pursuing herself unremittingly is admirable. From beginning to end, she never became anyone's vassal but maintained rational judgment. I think the scene the author arranged for the heroine to lose her memory is wonderful. Before amnesia, Changting was as free as an eagle soaring in the vast sky. She had the ability to decide her own destiny and accept the challenges brought by her destiny. After amnesia, Changting's nature has not changed but she is often trapped in confusion. She has no memory and no skills, so she is helpless. She only has her "husband-in-law". Although she is still strong and optimistic when she and Zhao Quan are in deep trouble, that is because she has no one to rely on. At that time, Zhao Quan was seriously ill and in a coma, so she had to be strong, so her independence was still conditional, which also led to her various discomforts when she returned to the palace, because in the final analysis, she had no right to choose her own destiny. She was semi-dependent on Zhao Quan. This kind of separation is also the problem that Changting faces after recovering his memory. It can also be said to be part of Changting's growth. Changting is not deeply involved in the world, and her innocent, kind, and free character is as fascinating as smooth jade, but jade needs to be carved before it can be shaped. Changting's previous practice can only be called "rebirth" (because she had never experienced any hardships before and was born before entering the world). She wandered in this mortal world and finally firmly chose her own life. This is the true meaning of practice. Anything that has not been tempered and carved cannot be tested, just like Changting's ignorant love. It cannot be said that Changting does not love his senior brother, but it can only be said that Changting's love for his senior brother is different from his love for Zhao Quan. Changting's love for his senior brother is the same as his love for his master and uncle. It is the love for his family. The love for Zhao Quan is the love for lovers. When Changting met her senior brother again, she thought, "It was her childhood wish to see him happy and stay with him for a long time." It had nothing to do with it. It was just two people clinging to each other to warm each other, a pure wish made by a child who had been in bed for a long time and a child who had a bright smile when they grew up together. Like her master, Changting lived a casual life in the first 18 years without any unforgettable experiences. But when meeting Zhao Quan, Changting had to keep asking in his heart, "What do I want?" Changting experienced various ups and downs in the two years since he met Zhao Quan, and finally chose what his heart wanted. Why can't people like Changting who dares to love and do things? Zhao Quan, a male protagonist with too many elements. Born in a ruthless emperor's family, but fate is unpredictable and he turns out to be a love-mad person. He followed the rules since childhood and eventually succeeded in becoming a scheming and resourceful person - making Chang Ting avoid him for a time (Xiao Zhao regretted it). The first time I saw Changting, I was unhappy. After ten chapters, I kept talking about "Zhenjing woman", but I was still fascinated by such a "ganghu woman" (Xiao Zhao, you didn't fall in love at first sight, right? Do you like this feeling that you can't grasp? Huh? The more you talk about it, the more wrong it becomes) Xiao Zhao kept being arrogant and duplicitous, and finally fell into love and couldn't extricate himself. At the same time, the best thing is that the author also very reasonably portrays Zhao Quan's arrogance as a beloved prince who is under one person and over ten thousand people (I can't say enough about this... I believe all friends who have read it will understand). We can see Zhao Quan's paranoia. His love for Chang Ting was not expressed in a way that Chang Ting liked and accepted at first, such as imprisonment, taming, drugging... [][] I think it has something to do with his growing environment. In the article, he mentioned that he had never asked for extravagant love from his parents. In front of his father, the relationship between king and subject was greater than that between father and son. He probably didn't get much love. In addition, he was premature and wise and understood that "all the hustle and bustle in the world is for profit." He also became more indifferent to his own and other people's feelings. Just like when Changting promised to protect him at all costs, he thought Changting was joking. Until Chang Ting actually did this, he said in disbelief that everyone else wanted something from him, so he didn't care about taking advantage of it. But why was Chang Ting so stubborn? He probably weighed what he had given to Changting and found that Changting's contribution to him was far greater than his contribution to her. Why did Zhao Quan do anything but stay in exchange for Changting? It was because Changting was as dazzling as a flame. She made Zhao Quan experience a world he had never imagined for the first time. This world has unfettered freedom, dedication without asking for reward, and the enthusiasm of an innocent heart... This world is so beautiful that Zhao Quan was stunned. When you have seen the prosperous, bright and vibrant world, how can you endure the barren and dry land of your own? Zhao Quan couldn't do it anyway. Fortunately, the author was kind enough to leave a hint and let Chang Ting teach Zhao Quan how to love correctly in the process of getting along, otherwise Zhao Quan would have really copied Clingy Dad one to one... Nie Yuncheng, the second male senior brother who is a master of invisibility. That is, a stranger who is both beautiful and powerful. I actually hate my senior brother a little bit, because although the article does not explicitly mention his future, I think he will probably not be happy. Because senior brother can be said to have ruined his own way back. It is said in the article that the senior brother lost his parents when he was young, and only his grandfather treated him well. Later, he met his master, his uncle, and his uncle's apprentice, the junior sister Changting. He was pampered and loved by his master. His master and uncle worked hard for his future and even got seriously injured and killed his master. However, in the whole story, no one in the master's sect ever complained about his senior brother. It can be seen that the master's family is harmonious and loving. Even the three disciples went down the mountain for the sake of his safety. I can't say too much that he is the group's favorite, right? The senior brother is also a sincere person. From the fact that he went to find his junior sister Chang Ting regardless of his safety, it can be seen that he is also sincere to the people of his sect. After all, his sect has raised him for more than ten years. It is his and Chang Ting's home. But what did my senior brother do to make me say that he is a self-inflicted stranger? Let me tell you one by one. First of all, I think senior brother Yi shouldn't go down the mountain. What good is there in participating in the chaos of the world of mortals before he is fully recovered? Anyone who has ever been sick knows that if we feel uncomfortable when we have a cold or fever, it will be very difficult for us to use our brains and energy. Senior brother, you were sick even in your mother's womb. Are you stupid? Second Senior Brother should not get involved in the conflict between the two countries. This is such a thankless task. Senior Brother, think about it, you are still sick! The third mistake is to let Princess Yunhui use Changting as a temptation. Now she has nowhere to go. (You deserve it) (Senior brother, big fool) I really think that senior brother has a good hand and Wang Zha at least shouldn't have lost so miserably. The senior brother said it was for revenge (this is the biggest problem), but I think this so-called revenge just made him a stranger with no home. He left the Nie family of Zhou when he was young and his parents are no longer here. His grandfather is probably no more either. There is no place for him in the Nie family. You said that he is half of the Yan people, but his father died of poisoning a long time ago, and his father lived in a foreign country as a young man, so what if he is a direct descendant of the royal family? The most ruthless emperor's family, don't try to talk about old relationships with those so-called relatives, not to mention that this old relationship was told to you by others. His father's so-called favors are probably gone long ago. Moreover, he has never lived in Yan State, and it is not his hometown either. He only joined the Yan Kingdom for revenge. In the final analysis, senior brother and the Yan Kingdom were each taking advantage of what they needed. In the end, only the sect is the senior brother's home, but what did the senior brother do? There was no news after coming down the mountain, which frightened my family. I joined the enemy country to start a war, and even tacitly allowed others to use my junior sister as a seduce... (This last point is what really blocked the way here. Originally, I thought that as long as the senior brother didn't do anything, there would be room for maneuver. Anyway, the master and uncle didn't seem to care, and they would only worry about whether the senior brother suffered). And I thought about it. They all feel that the revenge mentioned by the senior brother is a bit ridiculous. Since the senior brother has not seen his parents since he was a child, it is impossible for him to have much affection for them, and he has many family members who love him (his master, his grandfather). Logically speaking, his revenge cannot be the so-called revenge for his parents, at least the core driving force is not. I think the so-called revenge (revenge for killing his father) Revenge for humiliating his mother) is more incidental. It should be revenge for his long-term illness and the fragmentation of his family (there should be this). Because the senior brother has never met his parents, parents are very abstract concepts to the senior brother. The senior brother may have imagined a healthy life when he was lying in bed. Therefore, his revenge is too complicated and contains too many things, including the instigation of Yan State. In short, my senior brother's revenge is irrational and inappropriate in my opinion. Let's see what the senior brother did for revenge and whether he achieved his goal. He provoked confrontation and war and failed. Several assassinations failed. (There are no good brothers or junior sisters anymore.) He failed to kill the Emperor of Zhou. (People live a fulfilling life.) He failed to take back his mother (the article did not mention that he succeeded and his mother was also in the Schrödinger state)... [Caigou] Senior brother, what did you say you did? It seems that she survived and knew her true identity (what Princess Yunhui told the heroine about the male protagonist was confirmed by the author to be the scapegoat. I reasonably suspect that Yan Guo also concealed something from the senior brother. After all, a knife with hatred and inexperience is easy to use). It seems to have embarked on a path of its own. With the support of the country and the help of beautiful women, revenge seems to be easy, but is it really? Did senior brother really choose this path in his own heart? Hahaha [Dog Head] Let's bring the curtain to a close for now. In the end, the senior brother got nothing. Instead, he almost killed his junior sister with his own hands. He could never go back to his sect. He had no face to face everyone in his sect. He could only wander in a foreign land forever. Even if he married Princess Yunhui, the senior brother would always have a thorn in his heart. In the end, he would inevitably be the same bedfellow. Senior brother, is this the path you chose? Princess Yunhui dares to love but dare not say it. What she does in secret is not to love openly and bravely. In this way, even if the beauty is embraced, the beauty will return to the beauty, but the heart is not there. The Emperor of Zhou was a defeated Zhao Quan. The Nie family and his wife are the victims of the love triangle (including Nie Yuncheng). In the end, they like their uncle and master the most (especially the master who is a role model for us). It is the best to live happily for the rest of their lives! We seem to be taking the path of our own free will, but why do we dare not look back as we go further and further? The bustling laughter and laughter of the past are getting further and further away until I find that there is no one around me anymore. The deserted warmth can only be absorbed by memories. How many joys and sorrows in the world look back on old friends without meeting each other.

There are so many holes that have not been filled. Is what the senior brother said true? Who is the maid in the house before? Where are the master and uncle?

After reading it, I locked one chapter or I would have ordered it all. To be honest, it is a really good article. Maybe it is because of the ancient writing. Some of the words are greasy and awkward (most of them belong to the male protagonist...). The female protagonist is really great, especially the early female protagonist. The female protagonist before amnesia is my favorite period. When she and the male protagonist are on the run, people are excited to watch the various fights. I wish this could be an upgraded novel with a female protagonist fighting in rivers and lakes. As for the male protagonist, I can only say that it was a common problem among men in ancient times, that they were neurotic and unstable. It was only because he had reached a higher level than his younger sister that he could be matched with someone like him. However, there were many people in the article, the CPU female protagonist, who said that there were many male protagonists for her to cherish. Obviously, the female protagonist is 10,000 times better than the male protagonist. No. There is a female protagonist and the male protagonist has died long ago, but without a male protagonist, the female protagonist is still a dashing knight in the world. There is no need to fight desperately to protect him. She has lost her memory and is injured. I just hate that our female protagonist is still a kind-hearted person. Marrying the female protagonist is really a blessing to the male protagonist. And the heroine has saved the hero so many times. If the hero really loves the heroine so much, why doesn't he just drop everything and accompany the heroine to the end of the world? However, he wants the heroine to give up and join him and stay in the palace for the rest of his life. It's not like he can't give up his rights. Sometimes Hou Zhen feels that the love of the male protagonist is useless and annoying, but in general the female protagonist is happy. All in all, if I give this article a full five stars, four for the female protagonist and one for the male protagonist, the female protagonist deserves the best in the world [cheek support]

The whole text is okay, but why not torture Zhao Quan? Especially when Zhao Quan threw Chang Ting in the backyard and asked the official maid to teach him the rules, Chang Ting was sick, and he should be tortured to death when he woke up (?°3°?)

It's so good that I want this book to be published, or even made into a film and TV show. I will definitely buy it after it is published! ! !

This... What will happen if Zhao Quan ascends the throne in the future? There can't be only one heroine in the harem. Is he willing to give up the throne of the Ninth Five Supreme Being for the heroine? I feel that these two people will face many problems even if they are together, but the only thing I am worried about now is how Zhao Quan will contend with the court after he ascends the throne and not let the ministers give him a wife... Madam, I'd better give them an explanation...

I like Changting very much. The author's writing style is also very good. The introduction of the new hero is very attractive. I hope the author can keep writing. Remember there are readers who like you and are waiting for it.

Many people haven't explained it clearly.

Congratulations on the ending, but there are a lot of foreshadowing plots that have not been explained. Who was the person who was chasing you in the beginning? Who is the sinister man behind the scenes? Why did they know that their senior brother was on the battlefield and the war failed? And the follow-up to Senior Brother? The emperor's past?

Where is senior brother? I hope there are more plots for him. What's going on with the Queen and the Blood Book? Who wants to assassinate Zhao Quan? Has Zhao Quan taken revenge? I hope there will be more stories about Jianghu and court intrigues. This way the story will be more complete and exciting. I really like the character design of Changting. My favorite heroine this year. I also hope there will be more plots about the master. Come on, Iljimae!