The Four Seasons

After reading the entire article, I don't understand why so many people criticize the female protagonist for being selfish and not worthy of life. Not to mention that the male protagonist's previous love has always been hot and cold, coming and going quickly (for selfish reasons, he dared to give Awu the medicine of the Jing family without knowing its efficacy. If Awu hadn't discovered the problem early because of his weak body, it is estimated that Awu would have been killed by the medicine early). Even if he really loved her to death, would he have to care about his own mother's life and death for a man? And although Awu was not thoughtful when doing things, she did not feel sorry for anyone. Whether it was the eldest princess Gu Jiarong's family, Brother Simao, or the maids and servants around her, she had done her best to take care of them. During those years of suffering, she didn't hate others, she just hated herself and felt that it was all her fault. Brother Simao loves Awu, so Awu wants to live happily with him without any grudges (when he thought he was being forced to kill his biological mother)? Many people blame Awu for not telling the truth. She didn't dare to say it at first, then she wanted to say it but had no chance, and then she didn't tell it because of Brother Simao? Now the result is that the eldest princess is not dead. If the eldest princess is really dead, and the truth is told so that both of them know that they are each other's mother-killing enemies, Brother Simao killed Awu twice in the past life and this life, and also killed the original owner of Awu's body once. What else can it do besides deepening the gap? If we calculate this account, it is Brother Simao who owes Awu.

I'm not surprised that Eiji is like this. He's looking at the heroine before she's married and what he's thinking in his mind is that if she wasn't her sister, he would protect her for the rest of his life. I feel like it's a bit... Out of line...

It's the finale, but you still want to kill me. Tang Yin and his second brother have become a young couple now. Tang Yin has no shortage of means, family background, appearance, figure, and charm, and makes his second brother a little better every year. I am really sad. Although in ancient times, it was impossible to be a couple for a lifetime, but in fact, Tang Yin didn't care very much. What she cared about most were the concubine children. These children were probably all thorns in her heart. She probably didn't care about the second brother anymore. In fact, the heroine is right when she says something. She is a very realistic person. She is a good friend and second brother. Even if the second brother is wrong, she will not turn against Tang Yin. I also always feel that Brother Tang Yin is so unnecessary, and I can't be born as a heroine just so that others should be infatuated and unrepentant. The male protagonist is caused by his character and past, and there is really no need for others. I believe there is still no shortage of good girls in this world.

Hey, I feel a pity for Tang Yin. Brother Rong actually has no good impression of this person since Tang Yin was pregnant for the first time. He didn't expect it to end like this. I really feel that it's not worth it for Tang Yin.

Such an ideal love. . . On the contrary, I think the ending of Eiji and Tang Yin is more realistic

Brother Si Mao, the most masculine male protagonist in the world!

This is my favorite book and one I will read over and over again. The best male and female protagonist, bar none

After reading it, it is my favorite book. There is no doubt that it is also the most infatuated male protagonist in the novel. If you feel cruel after watching other things, come here to be sweet. Ha ha

After he ascended the throne, his writing style was like a new person

Wow. Finished reading. I have read 5, 7, Thousands, Hundreds, and Clouds Rises, and I like this one the best. Si Mao is so affectionate...