Painted Immortal

Summary: The main thing is one, the male and female protagonists originally fell in love, but the male protagonist lost his memory and thought that the female protagonist did not love him, so he found a substitute and had a child. The female protagonist did not know that the male protagonist had lost his memory, and thought they were in love with each other. In order to save the substitute and the male protagonist's child, Zisha, the male protagonist did not regain his memory until he died in the battle. After the female protagonist was reincarnated, he remembered the memories of his previous life and found that the male protagonist found a substitute because he had lost his memory, so she still misses the story of the male protagonist, haha.

The story is very vulgar, but the world view is very good. The history of the Tang Dynasty and the subsequent conversation with Bai Juyi instantly raised the theme. There is also the ending where the heroine asks Bai which way do you think she will go. Now I'm going to start complaining. The male protagonist is really good at thinking. Because he was jealous and angry, he found a concubine in the next episode, made a big deal, and even had a child with the concubine. You can't open your mouth, can you? To compare, the heroine should also find a male favorite. It is only fair to have children of her own, instead of watching a concubine and the male protagonist have sex. This is not abusing the male protagonist, but it really makes him happy. The ending is quite satisfactory, the male protagonist seems

The heroine actually committed suicide for such a low-level man, and ended up losing her immortal body. She is really a hardcore love brain. The whole text is illogical and tortures for the sake of torture. The heroine is matched with such a low-level guy. Apart from the skin, the soul is rotten, hollow and stinky. How is it different from some greasy and smelly men in modern society? Under the guise of loving you, she beautifies the fact that she is a bitch. How can such a person be the male protagonist? She even hates Hai Qingtian. When she meets such a stinking man, let alone sacrifice for him, it is unappetizing. The heroine can live with him for so long. The heroine is beautiful and powerful. She really doesn't pick anything.

After reading this story, I felt quite uncomfortable and felt very aggrieved. But think about it, ordinary people experience a relationship, and the hottest period lasts only a few years. The emotional entanglement between a man and a woman takes thousands of years. Although the lifespan of gods is long, it only lasts more than two thousand years from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Can anyone's love really last so long? Besides, the male protagonist and the concubine are the union of spirit and body. When it comes to feelings, I think the years before Dodder Flower and Cypress Tree are really not as good as that pair. Now the heroine's perspective is indeed difficult to reconcile. Isn't it appropriate to stand as the winner in life from Jin Die's perspective? Mortals ascend and gain immortal essence for free. Can they arrange to remarry after their husband dies and have a biological daughter? Hahahahaha, isn't this a cool article?

The author's writing is good, but, but, it's been a long time since I met a male protagonist who disgusted me so much. He neglected the heroine because of his suspicions, and even took a concubine in. The two of them lived together beautifully for eight hundred years. During this period, the heroine remained a widow. Later, the heroine was so excited that her concubine became pregnant that she burned herself to ashes with a red lotus fire (even if she was reincarnated in the end, she lost her immortal body). I have a strong ability to empathize, but when I saw the heroine being so sad and despairing, her husband had slept with another woman and had a child for hundreds of years, it really made me vomit blood. Maybe the author wants to express more than just love, but this male protagonist can't relieve the hatred in my heart even after hundreds of deaths.

I think the fulfillment of true love is to hold her tightly when she needs you and let go of her when she doesn't. Instead of being self-righteous and sentimental. The key point is that the male protagonist never asked the female protagonist for love after losing his memory, but the female protagonist didn't say anything. However, what kind of weird plot are the two situations of losing precious memories in order to save people and having to have children intimately with other people in order to fulfill your lover? I said it's not necessary.

I always feel that even if I choose the third path, the person with Xing's memory is no longer the original Taiwei Xianzun. Otherwise, I can't accept him at all. After all, the betrayal is real. The Taiwei Immortal Lord who betrayed the heroine is dead. This new Xing with Taiwei's memory was created by the heroine and loved her wholeheartedly. She was the original Taiwei in her heart. He is no longer the Immortal Lord, but the tree that accompanied him back then. I remember reading another Danmei article that was somewhat similar. The protagonist in the article fell in love with someone he shouldn't have loved, and then encountered many setbacks. Because of the blow, he began to be unable to distinguish between reality and dreams, and was admitted to a mental hospital. The person he loved occasionally came to see him, and even told him after divorcing his ex-wife that he was willing to take care of him for the rest of his life with his ex-wife's daughter. But the protagonist rejected him. Although this was the person he loved most in the first half of his life, the protagonist finally saw clearly that he loved the imaginary lover in the dream who loved him wholeheartedly, not the real man in reality who was divorced from his ex-wife and had a daughter. It's not that he and the heroine don't love each other anymore, but they still love the lover who loves them wholeheartedly, rather than a "real person" who may have made mistakes or had no choice but to miss him in the real world. After all, the real Immortal Taiwei has officially divorced the heroine because his concubine is pregnant. In Taiwei's heart, is the heroine really that important? Didn't he always disagree with the divorce, but he was going to give in because his concubine was pregnant? What really makes the heroine despair is not the divorce, but the fact that people who originally disagreed with the divorce agreed because their concubine was pregnant. From this moment on, the heroine completely distinguishes between the real Taiwei and the Xing in her heart who always loves her and only her, so she chooses to let go, because she no longer loves Taiwei in reality, and chooses to return to nothingness, hoping to go back to the past, or forget everything and start over, in short, no longer stay for Taiwei. The Xing she chose in the end was also because he was no longer Taiwei Xianzun, but a phantom she created who only liked her. She would rather give life to this phantom and create a lover who has never betrayed her.

Two people fell in love because of a misunderstanding. Didn't they have a mouth? Why did they need to find a concubine? The writing was good, but the story was terrible.

… The writing is very good, but I don't understand it. There must be a chronology in the heaven, right? The male protagonist turns over the calendar and realizes that he has lost his memory for a year. Wouldn't it be nice to trace back with others what happened in that year? The conflict between him and the heroine was too far-fetched. Even if he feels that the heroine doesn't love him, he just lets her go and finds a concubine for himself as a meal replacement... He also says that he loves someone as long as she lives, even if the person who gives her happiness is not him... In the end, he tortures himself and the heroine... I don't understand, I don't understand.

I feel like this article is largely about abuse for the sake of abuse.