The Golden Bowl Remains Whole

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188088141 Guliang's writing is very good. Let's make friends.

I refreshed Shui Feng Ge... And it turned out to be BE. So this is also be...?

This... I think this tangled situation is caused by the setting itself. At the beginning of the marriage discussion, Yu Chixiao did not make people feel that he had a very important position. The so-called Taichang was in charge of etiquette. He was basically an idle official, not a core official participating in the politics of the court. Then it is not completely unreasonable for her to get married or get married. The so-called eldest princess Jianning was also named for the purpose of marriage, which followed the traditional marriage route. In this case, I can only say that Yu Chixiao overestimates her status in Dui Kingdom with all the subsequent conflicts and actions. . . Assassinating the king and killing the chariot is not the obligation of a marriage princess. The monarchs and ministers of Dui Kingdom are very strange... They have already been sent out as marriage princesses, so why are they still obliged to do such a thing? On the other hand, if Yu Chixiao does have such talents and status, and plays an important role in the country of Dui, how can such a person marry or marry outside his family? It was impossible to discuss marriage with Tang Jin from the beginning. . . Unless she doesn't hold a high position in the court. . . I don't think there's anything unnatural about Tang Jin's feelings for Yu Chixiao. It's the spark of mutual attraction between elites...

I like the heroine very much. She should have her own persistence, especially for her own country. Just like you can't be a traitor just because you like a Japanese.

When I saw that last sentence... I really felt like I wanted to slap him in the face. No zuo no die! I really don't like the heroine very much… I finally said it after enduring it for many days!

If there is nothing to say about the author's writing, please give me a thumbs up. But I really don't like the heroine, she has a very awkward personality and her behavior is very artificial. It feels like I punched Tang Jin, then said I'm sorry, cried for two days, then vomited three liters of blood, and finally decided to hit you. In addition, I think the heroine can completely combine Wenlong into one, without any sense of inconsistency.

Sigh, this messy relationship between us and the enemy

In these chapters, I feel extremely disgusted with Wenlong's rush. Any explanation?

With tears in his eyes he asked: Will Tang Jin die? ?