Charlie IX Fanfiction: The Lost City

Wow wow wow, it looks good. Watching it again after such a long time has a really different feeling

A brief review about "Lost City" I felt sorry for Tang Xiaoxiao. In that life, she had to kill her most beloved brother for the sake of the dynasty. In this life, she used her own life to pay tribute to her most beloved brother. But I think she will not regret it, but she will definitely feel a little heartache. From beginning to end, she was just a twelve-year-old child. No matter how powerful and powerful she was in her previous life, no matter how high-minded she was in this life. It is not inevitable that there will be confusion coming from a child. She is willing to bear all this. If her brother killed her, she would have no regrets. "Silly brother" I feel sorry for Yin Ling, she finally won the so-called victory once. I got some psychological comfort. As a result, this little flower of the motherland suffered another heavy blow. She probably doesn't hate Tang Xiaoxiao that much, it's just a kind of boredom, comparison, it's wrong to say she's bored, just because she's disgusted with Tang Xiaoxiao for always mocking her. Is this what is called falling in love and killing each other? "Tang Xiaoxiao!" I have no regrets about the ending of Lost City. Just like when I watched Spirited Away, it was unfinished. A lasting ending might be a good ending. A brief review about Lost City END

This setting is really interesting and it hit my XP perfectly.

The end is the beginning, the beginning is the end Great article

Review series [It's easy to remember that I coded well before but forgot to send it] [I have been messing around for a long time to find out what is missing] [As long as the senior sister doesn't dislike it] #comment· Lost City "The little princess grows up little by little with her memory." "Then she went to a far away place for her brother Wang." ——Foreword A twelve-year-old girl is only a little bit bigger. In her years that should have been lively and brilliant, the little princess has a depth and vicissitudes that are inconsistent with her appearance. Looking carefully at the child with an exquisite face, the worry hidden between her brows and eyes could never let go of her brother Wang. Tang Xiaoxiao is not just herself. She was still the little princess who was pampered by the king's brother. But in the end, she killed her beloved brother for the throne. Maybe for her, day and night are torture. In every reincarnation of Brother Wang, he could not escape his fate of premature death, and all of this must be blamed on her. She wanted to change, to change everything. Even if it means sacrificing yourself. At the beginning of reading this article, you should have doubts about what Xiaoxiao did and why she became cruel and indifferent. The whole article is not too long, but through the description of the scenery, characters' expressions, and language, it vividly reflects the tense atmosphere that this article wants to show, and by the way, it foreshadows and highlights the scenes below. Perhaps in the end, my feelings for Xiaoxiao were more distressed than blamed, and were also mixed with some other complex emotions. For example, moved. Just like the end of Chapter 20, the little princess told Feifei the past story with a smile. She once stabbed to death the person she loved most, her dearest brother Wang, with that wooden sword. Maybe for the king, this is what she should do, and she would do whatever it takes to get the throne. But if she were an ordinary person, the little princess would be guilty of a lot of sins. You see, this is the tragedy of responsibility. This is what I want to say, the complicated feelings towards Xiaoxiao. Feeling distressed, moved, accused, justified... So many emotions blend together, but I can't help but like it. Then let's talk about Tang Xiaoyi, the little princess's brother. Perhaps for me, Tang Xiaoyi's supporting role in this novel is at most a supporting role, setting off Xiaoxiao's supporting role. The reason why I say this is because what he did is really unpleasant. For example, blaming Xiaoxiao for not asking for the facts. Of course, only personally. From when he blamed his sister to being forced by Xiaoxiao to kill her. Even though it was human nature to blame him, he still couldn't like it. As for Yin Ling, I always feel that this child is also carrying a burden that is not appropriate for his age. He attaches great importance to friendship and refuses to let go of Xiaoxiao, and then becomes morbid and kills people at any cost. Same as Xiaoxiao, but using different methods to vent the suppressed emotions inside. And their original intentions are different. One is for life, the other is for death. The former was sacrificed for Brother Wang's life, and the latter was avenged for Xiaoxiao's death. Their hearts have long been stained with dark color, they have become indifferent, and they no longer value life, whether it is other people's or their own. But, even if they are like this, they are still children. Disregarding your own children for the sake of others. As mentioned at the end of the extra chapter, Xiaoxiao walked out of Tumi Teahouse and she was not dead. Or it can be said to be reincarnation. "The original beginning is for the end, and the end is another beginning." Whether the reader thinks it's a ghost or something else, the story ends. This world not only has castles, but also prisons. Not only is there beauty, there is also sadness. There are many, many negative things. Otherwise, how can we distinguish fairy tales from reality? Lost City is a realistic fairy tale, only in my personal opinion. There is a princess in a fairy tale, but there is no prince to protect her from wind and rain, no fine clothes, fine food, and silk. As the famous saying goes: "The ideal is very plump, but the reality is very skinny." Perhaps for this article, this grasp is just right.

The critical hit at the beginning... Is it so big right from the start? My brain is short-circuited [fear]

Ahhhh! I actually saw Cha Jiu's humanities here! ! My lost childhood! My wife's writing skills are amazing! Please take my knee off!

It's just gone—it's so beautiful! I haven't seen such a beautiful article in a long time.

Do Xiaoxiao and Yin Ling look alike~(≧▽≦)/~

Tumi...? By the way, why do you want to tell Xiaoxiao this news? Is it because the little princess's wish needs to be fulfilled? By the way, Huotu is... A red thatch flower? Forget it, I didn't say anything... [Face covering]