[Lotus Lantern] A Life for a Life

It's so beautiful. I've read more than ten inches of Xinwen, and this one is the best. The writing style is smooth and there is no unnecessary redundancy. It is very enjoyable to read in one sitting. Cunxin is still the same Cunxin, homophonic name, Cunxin = intention, love can be said to be one of the main colors of Cunxin. Even the farewell to the West Sea still gives people the feeling that love is deep in the heart. But I personally don't agree that love is about giving and taking, and desire without love is like drinking non-alcoholic wine, which changes the taste. When Yang Jian got married in Millennium, he only paid for his desire for a beautiful family. As a couple, they didn't even hang a wind chime for Cun Xin alone. Even if they were reluctant to part with the previous one, they could make another one alone like Baozheng's Yang Chan. They didn't pay for the love of their relatives. In fact, when watching the second episode of Baoqian, the younger brother is also a good-looking person. When Pengci's cousin Xiaoqi gives a gift to his fiancée, he looks like Cun Xin before she got married. So I think Cun Xin after the farewell should have grown up like Yang Jian after the family was wiped out, and he is no longer smart and wanton. When describing the emotions of the actors, a very good main line is added. It feels like watching a TV series together. There are ordinary people and other people in the main line. Many articles fail at this point. The most important thing is that this article does not add the prehistoric article to strengthen the dragon balabala. Moreover, there is also the classic point of traveling back in time, which is so wonderful, and the place where it is written is different from others. In particular, Yang Jian's love for Chang'e remains unchanged. It is as delicious and indispensable as the smell of stinky tofu. Many stories insist on changing this point. Perhaps Yang Jian, who saw through his own desires in the last few episodes of Baozheng, knew clearly that this was something he couldn't ask for, and it was pure white moonlight. But Bao Qian doesn't, he is still a young and energetic rebellious boy. Several unrelated main lines written by the author all have the meaning of reflecting the heart of the CP. It's not just a water-drama about fighting monsters, it's truly a pastime, it's too strong. The little cousin in the article is Tai Le, who has a bad mouth but a good person. He is very outstanding. In the early stage, he completely surpassed Cheng Bi, Dong Ting and Yang Jian. Just like the dragon in the TV series who is not afraid of monkeys, he has the toughest mouth in the whole body. It can be seen that Cheng Bi's plot has been shortened a bit, and it can basically only be seen from other people's mouths that he likes Cun Xin. Hahaha, I suspect that the author even arranged the scene where Cun Xin is given a wishful husband. Fortunately, the author did not agree. After all, there is no need for Cun Xin to remarry, because she understands the powerless atmosphere that no one else can get in on when there is someone in her heart, and she will no longer hurt others when she grows up. The sea witch in this article is just like what I like about Cun Xin. Her infatuation and her eyes are so delicious. I am a fan of Lin Xiangping. Bao Zheng and Bao Qian, and even the characters in Journey to the East, are not very likable characters, but those eyes are so beautiful that people can't help but fall in love with them. The reason why I like to read Jian Xin is also because the sadomasochistic beauty of Xihai Farewell is so delicious. The story of two days of sweet love mentioned by the author is really not as good as the story. I have read many books and abandoned them because they became sweet later on. When I watched Bao Zheng before, I was also fascinated by Hou Yi and Chang'e's TV series. Baolian Lantern, Yang Jian and Chang'e really didn't have any sense of CP (Bao Zheng played Chang'e divinely very well). When I watched Bao Qian again, the more I watched, the more I felt that Yang Jian was a lover of that age. This article is like no other article. The addition of Chang'e's Roaring Dog makes them look like hypocritical Bai Yueguang and mindless doglegs licking Bai Yueguang. When I was torturing Yang Jian in the last two chapters, I almost thought that there was going to be a Hong Kong comic version of The Legend of the Great Sage with a lover turning into a heart [dog head]. It was also very wonderful, so the author showed mercy. I feel like the author has also watched a lot of TV dramas about dragon girls falling in love, hahaha, there are basically no HE ones. The little fish in the legend of humans and dragons, the colorfulness of the Eight Immortals, the little dragon girl in Zhu Bajie, or the dragon girl who works hard to make friends is much safer. I didn't expect that ten years had passed since I read this article, one year longer than the nine years since the writer wrote it.

This article is already ten years old. A few days ago, I was very excited about the site B. I was so tortured by Xihai Farewell that I was dying. I always wanted to see a satisfactory follow-up. I read a few previous articles but I was not satisfied with it. I saw someone tweeting this article on Weibo and came to take a look. I personally think that Bao Qian's love is doomed. One doesn't love enough, the other loves too much, and there are all kinds of misunderstandings that interfere with it. Moreover, the two have completely different identities and experiences, and they have inconsistent views on things, especially in terms of their attitudes towards heaven. They often cannot be in sync. It can be said that they are not suitable for being a couple at all, so their relationship has to go through a lot of hardships before it can become a perfect circle. After Xihai said goodbye, I not only hoped that Cun Xin could regain her original kindness and pride, but also didn't want her to lose the courage to be a passionate lover. I both hoped that Yang Jian could regretfully save Cun Xin, but I also felt that Cun Xin would not like a servile Yang Jian. So this article is my favorite out of all the articles I have read. The two people solved the knot in their hearts, it was a matter of course, and they fell in love again at the right time, and they were consummated.

The writing is really great, it is the best love story I have read so far, and it made me cry. I read other people's love stories before, and I didn't want them to be together in the end, because I thought it wasn't worth it, but after reading the author's story, I think they should be together. It made me cry. Fortunately, I didn't give up when I was looking for a book, and I saw such a great article. The author is really great [crying] [crying] [crying]

The story of the two of them falling in love with each other all over again. The sweetness of this article is all in the ending chapters, alas.

It's beautiful, and the emotional logic is very reasonable. The emotional limit between them is heart-breaking and heart-breaking. They fall in love with the right person at the wrong time. Although the two people have been missing each other and seem to be destined but not destined, who can say that this is not love? Who can say that they are not an important part of each other's life? You have loved and given everything you had, and you don't have to force the outcome. It's fine if we don't end up together in the end. Both of them were stubborn, proud and awkward, but in the end they both grew up and understood the meaning of life.

Teacher, I will support you to become the leader of our party, and I will always follow you [crying] [crying] [crying]

It's so beautiful, ah ah ah ah ah, it's so beautiful. After reading it, I felt satisfied and a little bit lost. Maybe it's because I haven't seen the sweet daily life of Jian Xin, but it's true that as the author said, staying here is just right for the story. I'm already satisfied.

I just got into it recently and found out that my ancestors were really rich [crying] It's so beautifully written! !

This is the article I have seen in Jinjiang so far that I feel is most in line with the characters in the play. It is really well written, but it is too short and I can't read enough.

Personally, I think the OE ending or the BE ending is more unforgettable, but the author wrote it so well, and the he ending also has a unique flavor.