A Little Fox's Egg-Hatching Diary (GL)

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There is such a dilemma. In this dilemma, there are no pure bad guys. Everyone's motives are logical and they all make what they think is the right choice, but in turn, everything is linked to the worst ending. This kind of dilemma makes people sigh "Huh? Why is this!" And at the same time have to admit, "Well, even if we can turn back time and have a chance to do it over again, there is still no choice that seems better." When there is really no way to explain and change this dilemma, and we really can't blame the person who made the choice, we usually attribute it to fate. There is no pure villain in this article. If I have to say it... Hey, I'm talking about fate (the one who makes luck)! She is a stepmother! The settings are a bit complicated. There are some parts that may make you a little confused when you first read them. I'm not sure what the situation is. But my personal reading habit is to believe that the author will fill in the holes he dug here later, so you can put your questions aside and wait for answers later. The author is trustworthy in this regard. The characters, plot, and logic attach great importance to rationality, and the holes dug are filled in reasonably. When it feels unreasonable, such as the bloody wedding banquet, or how to come back from the situation in the middle period, there is no doubt that there must be a more reasonable but also more unexpected connection. The two highlights of the full text are the dream scene. When I first read it, I felt that the sudden stroke was a bit abrupt. Later I found out that the tragedy caused by Zheshuang and the final solution to the dilemma were all related to this, which was really surprising; Reasonable! I can understand the motive, but why are you stabbing me suddenly? Memory, you really can't live without it. People always have moments of regret, and it is inevitable that they will have the thought "It would have been better if I had lost this memory/never met/never loved". But generally there is no opportunity to practice, let alone thinking about the consequences in depth. Because of this, Zhe Shuang's decision was so helpless. When making a choice, she was just like a mortal who makes a promise to "love you forever", firmly believing that she can do it at this moment. The price of losing You Jing, losing love and hate, is far heavier than Zhe Shuang thought. This also explains why Xie Shulin is like a plug-in, letting everyone pay the price and exchange it with each other. Leaves fall and flowers bloom, missing each other. The race settings of the protagonists Zhishuang and Yuluo are eagle and fox respectively, which is a bit like a food chain. The wonderful thing is that foxes prey on birds, and hawks also have foxes on their diet, just like caimans and green anacondas are natural enemies of each other. The power status between the two heroines in the article (mainly referring to the initiative in the relationship and the comparison of individual strength) is also unbalanced most of the time. The whole text is relatively biased from the perspective of the little fox, and the big bird has relatively few lines and characterizations; the little fox does not have as many memories as the big bird, so it is more passive when variables come. In the end, the black one gains the initiative. This is probably why readers are more likely to feel sorry for the innocent little fox. You can't ask for it, you can't let it go, but love is more powerful than hate, so just love. In the end, the birds and foxes who fell in love did not miss each other, and the pair of miserable human girls did not miss each other in the end. It is great that good deeds are rewarded with good deeds. Finally, regarding whether the character's motivation is reasonable and whether the behavior is moral, today I saw a blogger quoting a passage from "Introduction to Literary Criticism", which clearly explains the charm of literature: "The people and things that appear in literary works are never exactly what they are in real life. They are meant to make us difficult to make choices, and even make us involuntarily understand a kind of madness, respect a kind of bigotry, love a kind of alternative, and even sympathize with a kind of selfishness and hypocrisy." I think this book has done that.

From a God's perspective, the love and hatred between Zheshuang and Yuluo is a very tangled theme. Zheshuang and Zhanfeng have been dependent on each other since childhood. It is normal to hate Yuluo. The sad thing is that Yuluo has no memory of the previous life. All he knows is Yuluo in Zheshuang's memory, so he doesn't know that the stinky fox is the genetic person. The truth of the past is revealed bit by bit in the following chapters. In fact, I am looking forward to the performance of the little fox after turning into a black man. The kind of entanglement, and because of the forbidden technique used by Yuchen later, the little fox completely "grew up" after going on a killing spree. I like the ending of be. Zheshuang finally broke through the painting, never retreated, rushed to the little fox and protected the little fox with the promise of the dream. The little fox's originally despairing heart began to regain a little bit of life. The ending stops here just right, there is some blank space, and I praise the author for his ingenuity in burying and filling pits bit by bit. In addition, both the protagonist and the supporting characters are very vivid and full of characters. The extra episode also brought the Gu Huaidong pairing to a happy ending. What I was most afraid of in the early stage was the sweetness of daily life. In the later memories, even if there is no love or hate, I still don't like the little fox's special Zhishuang too much. I indulge in those little details, accompany her to make troubles, and watch her make troubles without getting angry. Everyone knows that Yuluo is not It was time to live, but Zheshuang couldn't bear it, and then he stopped him. The little fox was naive and ignorant, and only Zheshuang made everyone like him very much. Ayu, the underage birds who were frightened every day in the bird tribe, and Grandpa Dashu who silently doted on the little fox, these warmth seemed so precious while being abused. I like this book very much. I personally prefer sadistic stories, because tragedies can make people remember it more. This story is impeccable in terms of plot, characters, and self-consistent logic. Although the emotions could be a little more delicate in some places, after all, girls care about the smallest details when they are in love. But I really liked her, and later Zheshuang asked Little Fox if she had forgiven her. I think it doesn't matter whether I forgive her or not. Spending the last few moments happily together is more important than anything else.

Wuwuwuwu~ It's so cruel. I would rather Luoluo always be a silly little wild fox than suffer the pain of having full love.

In Chapter 17, I was laughing so hard that I could never imagine that I would be tortured to the point of crying, with snot flowing all over the bed.

The characters are rich, the emotions are touching, and the plot is compact. Xiao Yuluo actually has the same emotions as Zheshuang. Their close relatives were killed by their loved ones because of their trust in her. Guilt towards loved ones, anger towards the other party, and a mountain of self-blame towards oneself. Such deep hatred can overwhelm love. The more you love, the more you will feel guilty, and the more you feel guilty, the more angry you will be at betrayal. The curse of twin flowers is like a knot, they love each other but hurt each other. Out of anger and guilt, Zheshuang killed the Yuhu clan. Yuluo wanted the Fox clan to return to the throne and wanted to exchange his life for his brother. After venting, the anger and guilt faded away, but the feelings for each other still existed. Zheshuang is willing to replace Yuluo's soul, and Yuluo is also willing to use the rest of her life to get Zheshuang back. It made sense to be together after that. People will change as they experience different things. The more important and critical the things they experience, the greater the changes will be. The one who has a key memory and the one who does not have it can be regarded as two people. This is very similar to the past and present lives in this book. How can we fulfill our promises and commitments without inherited memories? This book has only 5 or 60 chapters, depicting so many pairs of emotions, and they are all connected to the main theme. The teacher's descriptions are so emotional and very contagious. The parts where Yuluo turns black and the despairing Goshawk questions Zheshuang made people's heads buzz, and they wiped their noses and tears. Almost every book I have read recently has been very touching.

Spreading flowers is just a bit bloody, and it is worthy of being a bloody novel.

As long as it's he, he can't torture me (repeat)

It was really sad in the middle. After the protagonist tortured the supporting characters, he got used to it, but in the later stages, he stopped being tortured hahaha

It took me half a day to read it, and I cried for a long time. How could I be so cruel?