The peony-like beauty, a celebrated courtesan, should have belonged to the ordinary world, yet she is ordered to seduce a Taoist mage. Is he a carefree immortal, or a fox demon concealing sinister ambitions? Her mission remains unfinished, but her heart has already fallen. She stays by his side as they evade their pursuers and brave one danger after another. They pledge themselves to each other in the last bright days before a world in turmoil, unaware that in an instant, their country will fall and their families will be torn apart.
They search for each other for a thousand miles along the great river, seeming to drift helplessly through a sea of suffering, yet together they reshape the world. She gives him her heart and accompanies him through every twist and struggle, until they understand how brief life is and how all things eventually fade away... When all the clamor recedes into the depths of the mortal world and the happy couple depart together, they realize that life’s loveliest moments are nothing more than a gentle rain and sharing the same dream.
Theme: When life goes well, make the most of it. Don’t let your golden goblet sit empty beneath the moon.
I was shocked when I read this article when I was in junior high school! ! ! This book is also my White Moonlight😭Now that I am in college, I am still very moved when I read it again. The characters and the direction of the plot are all reasonable. As a reader, watching them move towards the established development, I feel melancholy and relieved.
The first few chapters of this book are similar to unit dramas, each plot is novel but a little rushed (please write more, one chapter is too short), but most of them are related to the later chapters and are not particularly abrupt, such as the Golden Silkworm that appears almost throughout the entire text, and Cao Zhen who is mentioned accidentally in the later chapters. After more than ten chapters, the main plot becomes clearer.
I like Zimian's gentleness and kindness towards Bai Yue, but he is more than just a gentle and kind Taoist priest. Zimian grew up in a Taoist temple. His master loved him but it was not enough to make up for everything. His brothers' comments and teasing about his life experience intentionally or unintentionally (actually it was just play between children) encouraged his obsession with his mother and his life experience to some extent, and also contributed to his sensitive, self-repressed character (and perhaps some low self-esteem). After entering the world, Zimian was first framed by the Prime Minister to lose his inner elixir, but at this time he was still able to control himself. His cultivation and gentleness prevented him from venting his anger on Bai Yue, but his anger was only hidden. But after he learned about his life experience and his mother's resentment, his previous forbearance towards the outside world exploded. He found that these tolerances were useless and that these grievances would not cause any counterattack against those who hurt him. At this moment, he found that he had the same resentment as his mother, being discarded like worn out shoes with a gentle wave of his hand, and could not even be taken seriously. I think his subsequent pursuit of power was precisely out of the mentality of "making others think highly of me." His resentment was not worth mentioning in front of the imperial power: the emperor turned a blind eye to him and never thought of giving an explanation to his estranged son; even the master hid it from him, allowing him to go down the mountain to find the truth about his life experience and become a pawn in the curse of King Yan; and the same was true for his mother's resentment: she died quietly under the pressure of power, and who would pay the price? Zimian didn't want to hold back and give in any longer, but she had nowhere to vent her anger. To whom? To the emperor who gave him life but was indifferent to him? To the master who raised him but forced him to face these pains? I think he was in a mood of "drawing his sword and looking around at a loss" at this moment. Perhaps Zimian has always been a person without "roots". As an orphan, he doesn't know why he wants to live in this world. After knowing the truth, he changed from knowing nothing to having nothing. He was desperate and eager to prove himself. After being kicked out by the master who raised him, he was humiliated by Lord Lu and betrayed by Chu Xun - he was no match for playing power. From then on, his behavior seemed almost crazy to me - he conspired with the Yan Kingdom, sent the surviving young prince to the south to join Mr. Lu, and poisoned Yuan Xin... His ingenuity and methods were not suitable for wielding power. Zimian may be a confused ordinary person who did things against his will to seek power. He gradually recognized himself in the process of taking the wrong side of the sword. Fortunately, Taoism and the teacher saved his life, and he was able to reunite with Bai Yue and go into seclusion.
Yuan Xin and Zimian may be the same kind of people. They were belittled because of their origins, and developed characters with low self-esteem but arrogance. They both poured out their grief and anger to the outside world. Zimian attempted to participate in politics and strive for power, while Yuan Xin sought power to usurp the throne and seize his wife. I think Zimian is luckier than Yuan Xin. He grew up relatively healthily under the guidance of his master, met people who loved him, and did not really gain too much power to make too many enemies, so he was lucky enough to escape from the chaos unscathed. Yuan Xin was not so lucky and died of poison.
Compared to the chaotic Zimian, I prefer the brave and determined Long Baiyue. Even though she came from a humble background, she never regretted herself. Instead, she always clearly pursued everything she wanted (I! Super! Like! Love!), And worked hard to find ways to redeem herself and help others in the face of difficulties. From the initial resistance to the bustard mother, to resolutely defending the fox in front of Zimian's master and senior brothers, to resisting when the palace servants were killed, begging for hot water for a seriously ill baby, and using her body as a bait to protect Gongshu Lingbao in front of Yuan Xin. She has always been a woman who dares to love and hate. She has been hurt but has never given up the courage to love. Whether she is a lover, a friend, or a stranger she has met once, she treats her with an innocent heart. Compared with Zimian's low self-esteem and self-struggle, Long Baiyue seems to be a simpler "little strong man who cannot be killed" type of character, with a self-consistent way of life and survival wisdom. I love her agility, her vitality, her determination to hold on to what she wants at all costs, and her courage to protect others resolutely.
Speaking of the pairing of He Lingyun and Gongshu Lingbao, I never thought they would actually get together at first. Compared to He Lingyun, Lingbao impressed me more deeply at the beginning. An innocent girl who is good at Luban Shu left a rather terrifying impression in my mind, no less than a child with a gun: without a mature mind that can control powerful forces, and without knowing how to control and restraint, it will often lead to disastrous consequences. The initial impression of He Lingyun in my mind was that of a frivolous second-generation military playboy, but later I found out that he was quite loyal and patriotic. Both characters started out immature in their own way, but both grew up in the turmoil.
All in all, I still enjoyed watching it again! ! The author is really great! !
The male protagonist's character initially resembles Ji Liang in Xuanyuan Sword 4, a type I like very much. Later on, I saw the author's ability to create characters. He was sensitive, fragile, and full of emotions. He saw his mother's resentment. This was his mother. He could no longer tolerate her indifferently. He wanted to fight for her. It's ridiculous, but since he has little human experience, no matter how willful he is, he is still the gentle, careful and kind man like Long Baiyue. Sometimes the article makes me feel ridiculous, but I tolerate it and get over it. . . Flaws do not cover up strengths.
Um! The fifth time! This time I searched through Baidu for most of the unfamiliar words in the article. I'm surprised by how rich your knowledge is. A random word thrown around can inadvertently make people look ignorant. Lasagna bursts into tears. It has been almost 9 years since 2007. I can read this article back and forth five times after 9 years. It can be said that it is truly a classic!
From 2007 to now, I have read a lot of novels, and I often suffer from book shortages. During the book shortage a while ago, I saw a post on Tianya and Baidu and several people recommended this article. Thinking about it, it is an old article from 2007 and it still has so many people recommending it. It must be good. I was really shocked after I read it, so much so that I have been looking for the same genre for several days, with a Taoist male protagonist and an oiran female protagonist, but I have never found that feeling. I have been reading novels on my mobile phone so I can't leave a message. I'm really embarrassed, so I came to write a review to express my emotions after reading this article.
From a structural point of view, the story scene is grand and the plot is very rich. In the beginning, each chapter of the Kyoto chapter has a short story and a section of human emotion. The one that impressed me the most was the ghost painting chapter. The gloomy and terrifying beginning made me a little scared. Finally, when I saw the ending, it turned out to be such a tragic and touching story. On the one hand, I felt that the painter was too shameless and cruel. On the other hand, I felt sorry for the dead boy. But the most touching thing was the great paternal love of the poor father. I burst into tears when I saw this.
In the subsequent scenes, the plot ranges from the thrilling suspense of the Kyoto chapter, to the life in the mountains in the adventure chapter, to the climax of the plot of chaos in the court and harem, and finally the depression and dust of the Yan Kingdom. There are really many scenes that make people rise and fall along with the people in the story. The plot is definitely full of ups and downs.
Of course, the cutest things in the author's works are the characters. Every character, no matter the protagonist or the supporting cast, is plump and lovely. The heroine has none of the pretentious God's perspective and omnipotence found in other novels, nor does she have the speechless feeling that everyone loves the heroine. Even the mistress (if she can be considered a mistress) is also very unique.
The Long Oiran is so lovable that almost everyone who reads the novel will like her. At first, because she was an oiran, I thought she would be a beautiful and versatile heroine like other novels who pretends to be profound. But the more I read, the more embarrassing I felt. The oiran dragon was so out of line... At first, she pretended to have amnesia, which was so funny. Later, the official wife's contempt was neither the cold and indifferent type, nor the pitiful and gentle type, nor the cruel and cold ambition type. Instead, she was just angry like an ordinary person. Just like some people's comments, Long Baiyue was a charming oiran in front of others, but in front of Zimian, she was a coquettish little daughter who could giggle and blush. Later, when I entered the palace and saw the adults who were old acquaintances, Long Baiyue's behavior was really funny and cute. I couldn't imagine how such a silly woman could be an oiran, so Long Baiyue's deliberate wink made me feel embarrassed. Later, Long Baiyue's love for Zimian was never doubted or wavered. No matter whether Zimian was respected and loved by everyone or beaten up by everyone, whether he was a Taoist priest, a prince or a traitor, Zimian was still the gentle and innocent Zimian in Long Baiyue's heart. This persistence was both touching and seemed to be logical for Long Baiyue, because she was Long Baiyue and he was Zimian.
When I saw the male protagonist Zimian recommended by others, I said he was relatively weak. However, when I read this book, I fell in love with Zimian. I originally didn't like the pure and innocent male protagonist Yun Danfeng, but when the madam demanded her life, Long Baiyue was knocked unconscious by the madam and fell on Zimian. Zimian shouted, "How presumptuous!" A bold evildoer who dares to do evil after seeing his true nature!" Why do I think this man is so handsome? He is a man who can let Long Baiyue sleep peacefully on his shoulder. He is not mature enough, stable enough, not sinister enough, and not great enough, but he can protect Long Baiyue and let her know that "I am here, you don't have to worry about anything." How can such a man be said to be unattractive? From Zimian to Fu Changqing and then to Li Han, the male protagonists in Dada's novels have always had a feeling that although they are not as powerful as other novels, they can make people feel deeply heart palpitated. The love in Dada's novels has never been about the male protagonist doting on the female protagonist or the strong version of the female protagonist's love, but the type of love where the female protagonist relies on the male protagonist but persists in silently waiting for and supporting the male protagonist. This kind of emotion transcends the disparity in status and makes people feel that everything falls into place. This kind of Zimian is worthy of Long Baiyue's deep fascination. He has the emotions of ordinary people and will be angry and resentful, but in the end he will think clearly and solve everything to live a happy life with Long Baiyue.
The happy enemies of Gongshu Lingbao and He Lingyun are very likable. Lingbao's strong production ability is amazing, and the sentence "He Lingyun, Lingbao will make a crossbow for you" makes me feel that if I were He Lingyun, I would be deeply shocked by this little girl. But the one who impressed me the most was He Lingyun's father. Maybe I am more easily moved by small characters. This general (I think so, I can't remember) will protect his country until his death. When the city gate was broken open, his words "I am willing to be used by you, not for revenge or personal gain, but to protect the country" made me feel that the ancient generals were tall and tall. I think his domineering attitude is also very fascinating. The other two supporting characters who impressed me deeply were Zixuan and Cuixu. When Bao'er's mother went up the mountain to find them, Zixuan actually said that peace would bring wealth. It was really funny. The masters here are not out of reach, but rather ordinary. Cuixu reminded me of the white-haired boy-faced Taoist priest in Fairy Sword. When I first watched it, I thought he was in love with Zi Mianjie. But when I watched it later, I found that this was not the case, but such an awkward and outstanding person also helped them a lot.
After reading the whole story, I found that this is another landmark novel that I will never forget among the novels I have read. It has an excellent plot, a plump protagonist and supporting characters, and the adorable Long Oiran and Zimian. I hope you will work hard, a big book is a guarantee of quality.
I quite like the heroine's character.
So well written! I feel so happy after reading it
I have read it for the fourth time, and this is my favorite original novel, bar none.
I have been fascinated by blood type constellations recently, and Zimian gives me a strong feeling of a Scorpio man. And it's definitely type A.
Bai Yue is an O-type Libra woman, and He Lingyun is a Leo. That's for sure, and she's also an O-type. Gongshu's children should be type B Geminis.
After watching it for the fourth time, I still had runny noses and tears. Shuihe's language is very humorous and never deliberately exaggerates the atmosphere, but it is this lack of deliberateness that can directly reach the readers' hearts. What I liked the most the first few times I watched it was the relaxation in the first half, but this time I liked the hardships in the end when the two separated and went through their own hardships. It was so touching!
PS: Wouldn't it be perverted to watch it four times?
So well written! From five beetles, to beauty in the closet, and then reading this article again, it's great!
Hydration's writing is so good. I really like the style. Even after reading it, I couldn't bear to delete it. I don't know why this article is not displayed on the homepage. I also read the article by Wu Zhi, and I hope to work harder and write more good articles.
By chance, I clicked on this article again tonight. It feels like several years have passed. Looking at it again, it still feels good.
The only shortcoming is that the beautiful picture album that I gave when I bought the book disappeared somewhere during the move. I feel like I have lost something very important... From the time I read this article to now, my life has also undergone ups and downs, moving from one place to another. Fortunately, the article I like is still here, and the author I like is still writing diligently, so I come here to remember it.
I was shocked when I read this article when I was in junior high school! ! ! This book is also my White Moonlight😭Now that I am in college, I am still very moved when I read it again. The characters and the direction of the plot are all reasonable. As a reader, watching them move towards the established development, I feel melancholy and relieved. The first few chapters of this book are similar to unit dramas, each plot is novel but a little rushed (please write more, one chapter is too short), but most of them are related to the later chapters and are not particularly abrupt, such as the Golden Silkworm that appears almost throughout the entire text, and Cao Zhen who is mentioned accidentally in the later chapters. After more than ten chapters, the main plot becomes clearer. I like Zimian's gentleness and kindness towards Bai Yue, but he is more than just a gentle and kind Taoist priest. Zimian grew up in a Taoist temple. His master loved him but it was not enough to make up for everything. His brothers' comments and teasing about his life experience intentionally or unintentionally (actually it was just play between children) encouraged his obsession with his mother and his life experience to some extent, and also contributed to his sensitive, self-repressed character (and perhaps some low self-esteem). After entering the world, Zimian was first framed by the Prime Minister to lose his inner elixir, but at this time he was still able to control himself. His cultivation and gentleness prevented him from venting his anger on Bai Yue, but his anger was only hidden. But after he learned about his life experience and his mother's resentment, his previous forbearance towards the outside world exploded. He found that these tolerances were useless and that these grievances would not cause any counterattack against those who hurt him. At this moment, he found that he had the same resentment as his mother, being discarded like worn out shoes with a gentle wave of his hand, and could not even be taken seriously. I think his subsequent pursuit of power was precisely out of the mentality of "making others think highly of me." His resentment was not worth mentioning in front of the imperial power: the emperor turned a blind eye to him and never thought of giving an explanation to his estranged son; even the master hid it from him, allowing him to go down the mountain to find the truth about his life experience and become a pawn in the curse of King Yan; and the same was true for his mother's resentment: she died quietly under the pressure of power, and who would pay the price? Zimian didn't want to hold back and give in any longer, but she had nowhere to vent her anger. To whom? To the emperor who gave him life but was indifferent to him? To the master who raised him but forced him to face these pains? I think he was in a mood of "drawing his sword and looking around at a loss" at this moment. Perhaps Zimian has always been a person without "roots". As an orphan, he doesn't know why he wants to live in this world. After knowing the truth, he changed from knowing nothing to having nothing. He was desperate and eager to prove himself. After being kicked out by the master who raised him, he was humiliated by Lord Lu and betrayed by Chu Xun - he was no match for playing power. From then on, his behavior seemed almost crazy to me - he conspired with the Yan Kingdom, sent the surviving young prince to the south to join Mr. Lu, and poisoned Yuan Xin... His ingenuity and methods were not suitable for wielding power. Zimian may be a confused ordinary person who did things against his will to seek power. He gradually recognized himself in the process of taking the wrong side of the sword. Fortunately, Taoism and the teacher saved his life, and he was able to reunite with Bai Yue and go into seclusion. Yuan Xin and Zimian may be the same kind of people. They were belittled because of their origins, and developed characters with low self-esteem but arrogance. They both poured out their grief and anger to the outside world. Zimian attempted to participate in politics and strive for power, while Yuan Xin sought power to usurp the throne and seize his wife. I think Zimian is luckier than Yuan Xin. He grew up relatively healthily under the guidance of his master, met people who loved him, and did not really gain too much power to make too many enemies, so he was lucky enough to escape from the chaos unscathed. Yuan Xin was not so lucky and died of poison. Compared to the chaotic Zimian, I prefer the brave and determined Long Baiyue. Even though she came from a humble background, she never regretted herself. Instead, she always clearly pursued everything she wanted (I! Super! Like! Love!), And worked hard to find ways to redeem herself and help others in the face of difficulties. From the initial resistance to the bustard mother, to resolutely defending the fox in front of Zimian's master and senior brothers, to resisting when the palace servants were killed, begging for hot water for a seriously ill baby, and using her body as a bait to protect Gongshu Lingbao in front of Yuan Xin. She has always been a woman who dares to love and hate. She has been hurt but has never given up the courage to love. Whether she is a lover, a friend, or a stranger she has met once, she treats her with an innocent heart. Compared with Zimian's low self-esteem and self-struggle, Long Baiyue seems to be a simpler "little strong man who cannot be killed" type of character, with a self-consistent way of life and survival wisdom. I love her agility, her vitality, her determination to hold on to what she wants at all costs, and her courage to protect others resolutely. Speaking of the pairing of He Lingyun and Gongshu Lingbao, I never thought they would actually get together at first. Compared to He Lingyun, Lingbao impressed me more deeply at the beginning. An innocent girl who is good at Luban Shu left a rather terrifying impression in my mind, no less than a child with a gun: without a mature mind that can control powerful forces, and without knowing how to control and restraint, it will often lead to disastrous consequences. The initial impression of He Lingyun in my mind was that of a frivolous second-generation military playboy, but later I found out that he was quite loyal and patriotic. Both characters started out immature in their own way, but both grew up in the turmoil. All in all, I still enjoyed watching it again! ! The author is really great! !
The male protagonist's character initially resembles Ji Liang in Xuanyuan Sword 4, a type I like very much. Later on, I saw the author's ability to create characters. He was sensitive, fragile, and full of emotions. He saw his mother's resentment. This was his mother. He could no longer tolerate her indifferently. He wanted to fight for her. It's ridiculous, but since he has little human experience, no matter how willful he is, he is still the gentle, careful and kind man like Long Baiyue. Sometimes the article makes me feel ridiculous, but I tolerate it and get over it. . . Flaws do not cover up strengths.
Um! The fifth time! This time I searched through Baidu for most of the unfamiliar words in the article. I'm surprised by how rich your knowledge is. A random word thrown around can inadvertently make people look ignorant. Lasagna bursts into tears. It has been almost 9 years since 2007. I can read this article back and forth five times after 9 years. It can be said that it is truly a classic!
From 2007 to now, I have read a lot of novels, and I often suffer from book shortages. During the book shortage a while ago, I saw a post on Tianya and Baidu and several people recommended this article. Thinking about it, it is an old article from 2007 and it still has so many people recommending it. It must be good. I was really shocked after I read it, so much so that I have been looking for the same genre for several days, with a Taoist male protagonist and an oiran female protagonist, but I have never found that feeling. I have been reading novels on my mobile phone so I can't leave a message. I'm really embarrassed, so I came to write a review to express my emotions after reading this article. From a structural point of view, the story scene is grand and the plot is very rich. In the beginning, each chapter of the Kyoto chapter has a short story and a section of human emotion. The one that impressed me the most was the ghost painting chapter. The gloomy and terrifying beginning made me a little scared. Finally, when I saw the ending, it turned out to be such a tragic and touching story. On the one hand, I felt that the painter was too shameless and cruel. On the other hand, I felt sorry for the dead boy. But the most touching thing was the great paternal love of the poor father. I burst into tears when I saw this. In the subsequent scenes, the plot ranges from the thrilling suspense of the Kyoto chapter, to the life in the mountains in the adventure chapter, to the climax of the plot of chaos in the court and harem, and finally the depression and dust of the Yan Kingdom. There are really many scenes that make people rise and fall along with the people in the story. The plot is definitely full of ups and downs. Of course, the cutest things in the author's works are the characters. Every character, no matter the protagonist or the supporting cast, is plump and lovely. The heroine has none of the pretentious God's perspective and omnipotence found in other novels, nor does she have the speechless feeling that everyone loves the heroine. Even the mistress (if she can be considered a mistress) is also very unique. The Long Oiran is so lovable that almost everyone who reads the novel will like her. At first, because she was an oiran, I thought she would be a beautiful and versatile heroine like other novels who pretends to be profound. But the more I read, the more embarrassing I felt. The oiran dragon was so out of line... At first, she pretended to have amnesia, which was so funny. Later, the official wife's contempt was neither the cold and indifferent type, nor the pitiful and gentle type, nor the cruel and cold ambition type. Instead, she was just angry like an ordinary person. Just like some people's comments, Long Baiyue was a charming oiran in front of others, but in front of Zimian, she was a coquettish little daughter who could giggle and blush. Later, when I entered the palace and saw the adults who were old acquaintances, Long Baiyue's behavior was really funny and cute. I couldn't imagine how such a silly woman could be an oiran, so Long Baiyue's deliberate wink made me feel embarrassed. Later, Long Baiyue's love for Zimian was never doubted or wavered. No matter whether Zimian was respected and loved by everyone or beaten up by everyone, whether he was a Taoist priest, a prince or a traitor, Zimian was still the gentle and innocent Zimian in Long Baiyue's heart. This persistence was both touching and seemed to be logical for Long Baiyue, because she was Long Baiyue and he was Zimian. When I saw the male protagonist Zimian recommended by others, I said he was relatively weak. However, when I read this book, I fell in love with Zimian. I originally didn't like the pure and innocent male protagonist Yun Danfeng, but when the madam demanded her life, Long Baiyue was knocked unconscious by the madam and fell on Zimian. Zimian shouted, "How presumptuous!" A bold evildoer who dares to do evil after seeing his true nature!" Why do I think this man is so handsome? He is a man who can let Long Baiyue sleep peacefully on his shoulder. He is not mature enough, stable enough, not sinister enough, and not great enough, but he can protect Long Baiyue and let her know that "I am here, you don't have to worry about anything." How can such a man be said to be unattractive? From Zimian to Fu Changqing and then to Li Han, the male protagonists in Dada's novels have always had a feeling that although they are not as powerful as other novels, they can make people feel deeply heart palpitated. The love in Dada's novels has never been about the male protagonist doting on the female protagonist or the strong version of the female protagonist's love, but the type of love where the female protagonist relies on the male protagonist but persists in silently waiting for and supporting the male protagonist. This kind of emotion transcends the disparity in status and makes people feel that everything falls into place. This kind of Zimian is worthy of Long Baiyue's deep fascination. He has the emotions of ordinary people and will be angry and resentful, but in the end he will think clearly and solve everything to live a happy life with Long Baiyue. The happy enemies of Gongshu Lingbao and He Lingyun are very likable. Lingbao's strong production ability is amazing, and the sentence "He Lingyun, Lingbao will make a crossbow for you" makes me feel that if I were He Lingyun, I would be deeply shocked by this little girl. But the one who impressed me the most was He Lingyun's father. Maybe I am more easily moved by small characters. This general (I think so, I can't remember) will protect his country until his death. When the city gate was broken open, his words "I am willing to be used by you, not for revenge or personal gain, but to protect the country" made me feel that the ancient generals were tall and tall. I think his domineering attitude is also very fascinating. The other two supporting characters who impressed me deeply were Zixuan and Cuixu. When Bao'er's mother went up the mountain to find them, Zixuan actually said that peace would bring wealth. It was really funny. The masters here are not out of reach, but rather ordinary. Cuixu reminded me of the white-haired boy-faced Taoist priest in Fairy Sword. When I first watched it, I thought he was in love with Zi Mianjie. But when I watched it later, I found that this was not the case, but such an awkward and outstanding person also helped them a lot. After reading the whole story, I found that this is another landmark novel that I will never forget among the novels I have read. It has an excellent plot, a plump protagonist and supporting characters, and the adorable Long Oiran and Zimian. I hope you will work hard, a big book is a guarantee of quality.
I quite like the heroine's character.
So well written! I feel so happy after reading it
I have read it for the fourth time, and this is my favorite original novel, bar none. I have been fascinated by blood type constellations recently, and Zimian gives me a strong feeling of a Scorpio man. And it's definitely type A. Bai Yue is an O-type Libra woman, and He Lingyun is a Leo. That's for sure, and she's also an O-type. Gongshu's children should be type B Geminis. After watching it for the fourth time, I still had runny noses and tears. Shuihe's language is very humorous and never deliberately exaggerates the atmosphere, but it is this lack of deliberateness that can directly reach the readers' hearts. What I liked the most the first few times I watched it was the relaxation in the first half, but this time I liked the hardships in the end when the two separated and went through their own hardships. It was so touching! PS: Wouldn't it be perverted to watch it four times?
So well written! From five beetles, to beauty in the closet, and then reading this article again, it's great!
Hydration's writing is so good. I really like the style. Even after reading it, I couldn't bear to delete it. I don't know why this article is not displayed on the homepage. I also read the article by Wu Zhi, and I hope to work harder and write more good articles.
By chance, I clicked on this article again tonight. It feels like several years have passed. Looking at it again, it still feels good. The only shortcoming is that the beautiful picture album that I gave when I bought the book disappeared somewhere during the move. I feel like I have lost something very important... From the time I read this article to now, my life has also undergone ups and downs, moving from one place to another. Fortunately, the article I like is still here, and the author I like is still writing diligently, so I come here to remember it.