Dragon Seed

Shui Xinqingmei's novels always start high and go low, and the first part is particularly exciting.

So the heroine died in the end? ? ? ? The male protagonist and his son cultivated immortality together? ? ?

The heroine is so wise that she is almost a demon. Mentally superior. If it were in ancient times or modern times when there was no immortality, the achievements would definitely not be small. Ahhhhh, but she has no spiritual roots and cannot transcend. What a shame. I am jealous of talent, and the ending is always disappointing. When I read it, I always wondered whether the heroine would solve the spiritual root problem and be able to practice later. But the author still did not arrange it this way. However, the author's arrangement is indeed right. If I did, the article would fall into a cliché.

It looks good in the front, but a bit tasteless in the back. Overall, just pass the time.

I want to watch Huangfu Jin's extras

Is there any extra story between the female protagonist and the male protagonist? The ending is too hasty.

I want to know whether the heroine will seize the body again in the end and whether she has spiritual roots.

I always feel like this when I see this ending, and I still feel unfinished. Without spiritual roots, if I were the heroine, I would probably give him this Wind Spirit Skill. As for whether he should practice or not, it all depends on his own will. At forty years old, she already has a lot. She is not afraid of losing anything. Her children have grown up and are her strongest support. Love is rare in the world, but how could she not love someone who is so good and loving and dotes on her. The heroine says she doesn't love him, but she really loves him, so why can't she give the best she has to this man? How could he be willing to waste his talent in his own hands? Maybe when you are forty years old, your state of mind is different and your need for love is also different, from the earliest companionship of life and death to the utmost tenderness.

Suddenly I felt that Chu Yan was a bit mentally ill, feeling on the verge of losing control and going crazy. Although I knew the author didn't write it like this, I was looking forward to seeing such a female pig's feet suppressed in the fairy world and feel like she was mentally ill. In addition, what does the Fu family want to do?

Is the male protagonist a virgin? I only watched a little bit, so I don't know the situation of the male protagonist.