The Careless Days of Yuanjia

I don't know how to put it, but with 15 years of reading experience, the author's writing skills are so profound, I can't help but praise him. This article is he, it is very good, the two sisters can finally live together quietly, it is very good.

I read this novel twice in the past few days because I was very interested in the couple Lan Yi and Liu Yilong after reading the tweets and introduction, so I only read the story between Long Yi for the first time. I really liked the love, hatred and hatred between them. When I read it for the second time, I read the whole text. When I saw Kang Yi as a CP couple, I was moved by the sincere relationship between them as a young couple (Liu Yikang is really a good man, he loves his wife so much, what a pity), and I even preferred There is no emotional line for Long Yi later, so let them be together forever. The relationship between them is so beautiful and pure, it is not an exaggeration to say pure love. The ending turned out to be separation and death, and the family was destroyed. I really feel sorry for them! Later Coming to the story line of Long Yi, I was attracted to them again. Love and hate are intertwined, robbery, uncle and sister-in-law literature, and stand-in jokes. In the end, I couldn't help but feel my heart for each other. Unfortunately, their endings were not satisfactory. It made me sad, even in the end. They parted ways without even saying goodbye. Once they miss each other, they will live together forever (missing a lover), and they will never see each other again. It would have been great to call her out at that time, talk about the estrangement, and hug her again (the fantasies of CP fans). It is always full of regrets. Long Yi's emotional line is the most touching. He is an enemy, a confidant, and a lover (the two of them really hate each other, but they pretend to have a trace of true love, which is the best). The relationship between Tao and Xiu is not as exciting to me as the two couples above. He exchanged children for her, and she later avenged him (like the pair with Long Yi above, they didn't have a good farewell), but one thing about this line that makes me uncomfortable is that Axi didn't know that Axiu was his biological mother until his death. In fact, I read the first few chapters of this article a few years ago but didn't get into it. I read it recently and tried it again. I found it to be a very good article. Basically every character has a prototype, and the story direction is the same as history. It seems that they are really like this in history. The novel injects blood into the cold descriptions in history books, giving people endless reverie.

I reviewed this novel at about two o'clock last night, and I felt that in addition to feeling sorry for the couple Lan Yi and Liu Yilong, I had some new insights. I think Lan Yi is good in every aspect, but the layout is too small. It feels like all her intelligence is spent on revenge, and these vengeances themselves are issues between others and have no direct relationship with her. When I say this, I am definitely not criticizing the heroine in a condescending way. It is because I myself have been suffering from this kind of emotional torture recently. Recently I have been worrying about gains and losses because of a boy. Apart from work, I've been wondering about my relationship with him. To use a cliché, I don't think there's anything good about him, but recently, he often affects my emotions. The scary thing is that he is not the first boy like me. I have had similar worries about gains and losses because of two or three boys before. I think I'm in an advanced stage of love brain. I obviously think my resume looks relatively good, so why would I still be like this? I was scrolling through my WeChat to read last night, and I found that all my concerns were focused on issues such as marriage and love. It seems that my attention has been basically occupied by these issues in the past six months. For comparison. Last night I couldn't help but look through the WeChat reading status of a boy who I thought was worthy of my study. I found that his focus was almost entirely on work-related matters and how to have interpersonal relationships in the workplace. He rarely touched on topics such as self-exploration and self-struggle in marriage and love. I feel like, is my vision too narrow? Maybe I should focus on improving my work ability and how to communicate with others instead of obsessing on intimate relationships, because in fact, my work pressure is not small. In fact, I feel that the same is true for Lan Yi in the novel. I feel that she has no desire for money and power. What she wants is love and family affection, as emphasized in the article. This is completely different from Pan Shufei, she just wants to climb up. That's not to say that people don't have the right to pursue love and family affection. But when people are in a state where they can't help themselves, we actually cannot fully control other people. In many interpersonal relationships, we can only let them go. In fact, it's not just in troubled times. Even in modern society, many people are unable to help themselves. They neither have the courage to be with the person they like nor the courage to resign if they want to. But now I feel that life like this is actually not miserable. Who said that not being with the person you like is a kind of failure. Everyone has their own issues, and working hard step by step with peace of mind is valuable in itself. It is even more rewarding to shine in the field that you are good at. As for intimate relationships, I don't think normal people would say they can't find a partner at all. As far as I'm concerned, I think it's more of a reluctance to love someone you can't get. It feels like if you change the direction and change someone else, the world might be brighter.

The starting point is Xie Hui's twin daughters, so why bother? However, I think the author's big problem is that he is familiar with the story but does not understand the era well, and the emotional line is too rough to understand the logic...

It has been many years since I read the second half of the book that I didn't finish back then, and I can now continue reading it calmly. It is indeed a good book, and there are many feelings that are incomprehensible to those who have not been in love. The people described by the author each have their own personalities and are all vivid. The reality is so real and cruel. It is worthy of being a historical text.

It's totally free. Let's make up for it. I watched it many years ago. I watched it again over the weekend. I watched it twice and my mood was different.

Comments on "Yuanjia Caocao" For a lazy person, I admire my perseverance for being able to read a difficult article. I don't want to write a paper today, so I took advantage of this enthusiasm to write a long review as a way of expressing my gratitude to the author. Haha, just write as I say, it seems that I am also a temperamental person! Don't be dissatisfied if you don't write well. I read the long review by Dr. Brother that everyone mentioned before. I read it twice and liked it very much. It perfectly complements this article. I think what is being said is that the structure of this article is unique, one south and one north, parallel in time and space, seemingly independent, but actually related. Indeed, the dual structure of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the two Ming lords of the Northern Wei and Southern Song Dynasty, one martial and one literary, one strong and one soft. The symmetry of this pattern and the equal ability are excellent material for writing articles. Of course, the best thing is that the author has embedded the twin sisters of the Xie family, which makes the turbulent dynasty suddenly more charming and aura. Lan Yi and Lan Xiu, one is graceful, the other is bright, one loves piano, and the other loves chess. They have contrasting personalities at first, but in the end they converge in wisdom and strategy. At first reading, they felt unreasonable, but later I realized that they are both women from aristocratic families. Their vision and mentality will not be much different, and their values ​​​​and behavioral orientations will not deviate much. The only difference is fate. The delicate and delicate Lan Yi is paired with the feminine and suspicious Liu Yilong, while the bright and cheerful Lan Xiu is paired with the rough and brave Tuoba Tao. This kind of personality compatibility also forms the basis for the development of the two emotional lines. Because they understand, the two pairs of cps always hurt each other in the collision, but also forgive each other in the understanding. But there is an insurmountable hatred between the country and the family that stands between them. This is probably the pure reason why they can never fall in love. The most important thing about writing about twin flowers is that the two women can reflect each other and show their charm. Lan Yi is gentle and gentle, but she is tough and strong on the inside. The author puts her into the entanglement of killing her father and killing her husband to see how she rises and falls in the whirlpool of love and hate, emotion and reason. When I first saw Liu Yilong killing his younger brother to get his younger siblings, I was still shocked. If the previous killing of Xie Hui and Liu Yikang was out of political considerations, taking the younger siblings was completely selfish and tainted. It was rare for him to be so calm in his heart. The author boldly and bravely writes about this pair of abnormal love, Lan Yi's hatred, methods, struggles, and hidden love. He tells it in a natural and clever way. A woman circulates in the harem, carefully balancing various forces, and using her wisdom to make a difference. Under huge psychological pressure, revenge is the channel of redemption, and love is the beginning of sinking. She and Liu Yilong know each other, but they are also suspicious of each other. Their love and lust are a tragic song intertwined with ice and fire, with a sad feeling and a suffocating feeling of walking on thin ice. In the end, Liu Yilong's death brought an end to their relationship. Lan Yi's revenge is over, but she has lost her life goals. She has a feeling of weightlessness, at a loss and has nothing to focus on, and she is drifting to no end. Liu Yilong not only understood her love, but also her hatred, and Lan Yi also understood his loneliness and depression. The two of them were perfect footnotes to each other's lives. But if it does not end with death, the love between the two is destined to be unsolvable, so loss is also gain, and death is rebirth. I am very happy that Lan Yi can finally live a peaceful life and no longer dwell on sins and regrets. Let's talk about Lan Xiu's pair. At first, I especially liked the fiery love, especially the true-hearted fox. Haha, although the ethnic minorities in the north are bloody and violent, they give you a sense of life tension and a vibrant sense of power. I also like simple and lively feelings and direct emotional expression. It's a pity that the fox turned black and really didn't feel anything afterwards. No wonder, compared to Liu Yilong's gentleness and depth, the fox's character image is indeed a bit simpler and more directly exposed, which also compresses the space for shaping. However, in the end, I still liked their love very much, and the passion it once had was unforgettable. As for Lan Xiu, after arriving in the Northern Wei Dynasty, she always felt that her character was deteriorating, and she felt like a little woman, especially her powerlessness when protecting her son and daughter. But after reading the ending, I understood that in fact, she has been working hard, but the method is not so obvious. To deal with the fox, she can only use softness to overcome strength, not to mention her southern identity, which has become a constraint for her. She seemed to be doing nothing, but the smooth political fight that followed made people suddenly realize. As the author said, she is invisible, she does not harm anyone, she is just like a spring breeze turning into rain, taking advantage of the situation to make the situation go as she wants. What she uses is just the desires and private thoughts that the world can't let go of. If there is no selfishness, no love or hate, no sorrow or joy, then there will be no fear and you can move forward indomitably. I really like the bright tone at the end after all the sadness and joy. Everyone has their own place, the evildoers have to pay their debts, and the compassionate have peace. Two loves and hates that ended in death eventually evolved into tenderness in the remaining years. I spent the rest of my life thinking about memories, but I was able to get rid of the shackles of love and hate. Isn't it a kind of peaceful happiness? The most profound feeling this article gives me is the sense of inescapable destiny. This is not intentional, but is learned from the history books. Xie Hui, Tan Daoji, Liu Yikang, Cui Hao, Prince Fox, Prince Liu, the two male protagonists and the two female protagonists, everyone has sins on their hands, and no one can escape the retribution of heaven. It allows readers to feel a sense of joy when lamenting their own powerlessness in history and destiny. Whether it is good or evil, heaven and earth can tell. Good intentions will never be let down by fate, and sins will not be forgiven by heaven. From this point of view, it is truly fair! It also allows people to have something to hope for and see the light even when they are most desperate.

The ending echoes the plot. The Xiuyi sisters reunited after many years and experienced all kinds of life experiences.

While reading this article, I listened to "Celechuan" by Wild Child throughout the whole process, and it felt inexplicably immersive. You can also try it.

Wow! What a wonderful story! Read it in one night and one day. Tuoba Tao and Liu Yilong, two heroes of the same generation, have a different kind of charm in the author's writing. Reading the author's words, I remembered the feeling that the old man in the textbook came to life in her writing when I watched Milan's "The Lonely City":) It's not too much to say that Dr. Yan is a master of rejuvenation;) I feel lucky and regretful that the two Alan Qianfan have reunited after their passing. Sometimes, even if there are a lot of things I don't like about the two heroines' characters, as their eyes develop feelings along the way, it's impossible not to think of these two women when I see this period of history in the future. Maybe it's because I'm extremely focused every time I watch an article or a drama, so I can always become a heroine, and I completely understand the two heroines. Please forgive me for calling them little women, and the stories of these two little women are very interesting. Because they are not as ambitious as their husbands, nor are the heroines in various histories who can give up family love for the sake of great career or selfishness. I like people who have more precious things in their hearts. This is a human being. I always prefer half-truths and half-false stories that happened in real history. The characters all have prototypes, so you can get a pretty good glimpse of the direction of history and at the same time experience the pleasure of a small character fighting against the fate of cause and effect. Of course, the four protagonists are by no means small figures. My favorite among them is Tuoba Tao, haha I just came back from Yungang Grottoes and fell in love with the Northern Wei Dynasty, an era of both majesty and sadness, so I opened this article that I had collected for a long time. My mind is empty and I can only think of so many things. It's time to look at the history of the North and the South. It's a very interesting era. Also, does the author have any plans to write about Tuoba Gui and Yuan Hong? The characteristics of these two people are different from Tuoba Tao, not to mention the storytelling. Yuan Hong's love story can be said to be unique in Chinese history. Looking forward to it~