My Chief, My Regiment: Innocence

Thank you for your mercy in allowing him to end this story without regrets. As you said, the ending of the story is not an ordinary tragicomedy, but I felt quiet, peaceful and peaceful. This is a story that is both relieving and unforgettable. It is an honor for me to see this work! Thank you again for your hard work in bringing this to me.

I cried all afternoon after reading it... In order to avoid reading the tragic ending, I refused to read the original book and chose to read the spin-off. I naively believe that in that parallel time and space that may exist, no one will be destined for destruction (physically, of course, but also mentally (I'm just saying you're annoying)) Perhaps it was destiny that I saw this book "The Innocence". When I first opened it, I accepted it with joy. After all, everything seemed to be heading towards the best ending based on most of the facts (the dragon is not dead, it is dead, it is not dead...). I was almost overjoyed to see the trust between Shizuo and Fengniu restored (probably), to have a heart-to-heart relationship with the dead and dead (from the back, it still hasn't happened), and to march all the way westward, singing triumphantly all the way. Until I came to Fengshan and here, the story always went as I thought. It was a heroic narrative. Until here, when Fengshan was stormed, the heavy casualties caused me to look away from the hero, and I "saw" things that I had always ignored (so when I mentioned the heroic narrative above, it was actually just my own focus. This article is not like that at all. If there is any offense, I sincerely apologize here). Next, I saw the fragility of Shi Zuo (perhaps the only one after the Battle of Nantianmen), and I began to feel unknown. This feeling started to sound the alarm strongly after the first foreshadowing appeared, and I felt the ending almost immediately. At the same time, I had a strong urge to move my eyes away and turn off my phone. I held back, out of a weird curiosity, I wanted to know why, I wanted to know how it was done. Until that scene (forgive me for using this word, until I type these words, this episode is still replaying in my mind, the gunfire, the sound of water...), I felt a kind of overwhelming sadness. I forced myself to read it, but it felt like I was trapped in a blank world. I finally understand and understand, the extinction of a pure idealist, a doomed tragedy starting from the beginning. I cried and was ashamed of my initial joy. I didn't see the tears under Master Zuo's mask, and I didn't feel his long-term loneliness and self-destruction. I cried, not only for him, but also for myself. I buried my head in the soil, refused to see or listen, and naively pursued the so-called Happy Ending, guarding my own utopia. Is this really right? (In fact, no matter what is right or wrong in the world, the only thing is whether it is suitable or not) I want to thank you, Cang Da Da. Thank you for your works that not only allow me to truly feel the pulse of the Master, rather than a shell; but also thank you for making me determined to step out of utopia and muster up the courage to face reality. It's a pity that I couldn't read your whole article and locked part of it.

I can't remember how many years ago, I always come here to see Yu Xiaoqing, Long Wenwen, and Meng Fan to see what kind of life they will have in the author's writings.

I like Yu Xiaoqing and I also like Wei Hong, so the word "repay" for Wei Hong is simply too interesting. It is clear at a glance who is close and who is distant. Wei Hong believes from the bottom of his heart that he is already Yu Xiaoqing's person. If not, what qualifications do he have to talk about repayment. Wei Hong must have fallen in love with the master

Three weeks ago, I started watching "My Captain, My Group" and was not impressed until Yu Xiaoqing appeared. After that, while watching the drama, I would find other people to watch. After searching a few times, I found articles in gray or orange colors. I watched this third edition until almost two o'clock in the middle of the night. Ever since I was diagnosed with myocardial ischemia, I haven't stayed up like this for a long time. At the end of the writing, Cang Se wrote down the teacher who we all love so much. I understand that it is because of love. It is precisely because of the deep love that we don't want him to get into the inevitable muddy water behind. The death of Master Zuo has the meaning of coming and going again. However, a real master cannot be so free and easy. The death of a senior general in battle is enough to become a shame for the entire army and make the most dazzling fruits of victory lose their luster. The master will not give the little devil the capital to brag that they can kill the opponent's coach in defeat. , Therefore, he will live with his injuries and all his burdens. And it is impossible for such a person to live to be ninety years old, as in Lan's original work. It is impossible for the fortune teller to be seventy years old. {The cannon fodder regiments are not the only ones who are injured in the war and are worn out year by year. }Like Zhuge Liang, if he eats little and does many things, how long can he last? However, Master is always young and charming in our hearts. What I'm talking about is the layman's version of Yu Xiaoqing. Thank you Cang Se. Although I have never met you, I feel familiar with you. Because there are so many resonances. Recently, I have been reading your "Innocent", "Lifelong Mistake", "Mysophobia" over and over again, and I even saw Orange's MV on "Hua Li Hua Li". Six years later, Cang Se's progress and persistence are admirable. I went to Taobao to look for it, but I couldn't find it. I didn't know where I could buy Cangse's book. If possible, give me a hint.

I originally planned to go back and review it after reading it all, but when I saw Chapter 27, I realized that it was not finished. I turned to the author's column and found out that it was revised in the third edition from the previous edition of 4.5 Million words. First of all, I would like to express my respect to the author. It is not easy to sharpen a sword for six years, but this is how any classic is made. The author has high requirements for the work, which is the greatest blessing for readers. A middle-aged person like me, who has a lot of worldly affairs, started watching "The Leader" more than a month ago, six years later than most people - but the charm of good articles and dramas cannot be annihilated by time and space, and I still couldn't help but get obsessed with it. TV I have read both the drama and Lan's novels several times, and I have written tens of thousands of words of various analysis posts, and then I discovered fan fiction written by many people - you only do this if you love a drama or a novel to the extreme. After all, I have done this kind of thing before, I know. With my perspective, having read tens of millions of words, I can't read most fan fiction. I usually give up after reading the beginning - I can't count on the writing style and connotation of Lan Bian. Just like a glass shard can reflect the macroscopic view of the universe, and a character, no matter how small, can also imply the family, country and world - fan fiction is often developed because I like a certain character. You can love whoever you are born with (after all, Yulong, Mengxian and Yulong are both lovely and lovely), and it doesn't matter what your sexual orientation is (the real master does not lie in the subject matter you write about. Orange Tree's "Kilin" series is one of my most admired works over the years). However, all kinds of scumbags, villains, and villains are so sticky and bloody that it is really unbearable. So far, the ones that look more refreshing and atmospheric among the group leader fans are "Living Up to You" and "Innocent" - I am also a woman, and I don't expect the war stories written by women to be as profound as the bloody one (much better than the works of Liu Meng, the screenwriter of the now popular "Special Forces" series) - I wonder if Mr. Cangse has seen the bloody "Wolves"? The writing about mercenaries is very beautiful and worthy of collection - those who are above the law will get it, and those who are below the method will get the bottom - In the era of explosion of information and text, everyone's time cost is limited, and it is a blessing to encounter high-quality works. Women are relatively more emotional, and their images are more delicate, but most female authors have smaller formats - format and talent are not the same concept. Typical examples are the talented women of the Republic of China. Zhang Ailing is a person who is above the world. Every time you read it, you will be amazed. This "Innocent" is certainly better than "Living Up to You" in terms of language and writing style. The key is that the layout is broad and the foundation is much deeper - it can be seen that the author has really put a lot of effort into studying the historical materials of the expeditionary force. Compared with many small love stories in humanities, this article is written from the perspective of military history, focusing on the night elf Meng Fan. The structure and writing are very grand. Being able to continue writing based on Lan Bian's standards is worth looking forward to - the end of the TV series ended abruptly at the Nantianmen, leaving readers on the cliff, but Lan Bian's novel ended sharply - it was so difficult to go up the mountain, but he used the sightseeing elevator to go down. Before he could recover, he had reached the bottom of the mountain. The fans were indeed a little dizzy from the shaking, and they really couldn't adapt. This book is equivalent to opening up a new trail so that everyone can walk down the mountain and walk slowly - it unfolds the battle process of Yu Division and the expeditionary force that Lan Bian described in one stroke in the original book, and allows Shila and Fanla to come in and bear witness - there are all people Once dead, the process of living is the most important; before Long Tuan Zuo ends himself with a bunch of match heads and the splendor turns to dullness, the process of going down the mountain is fully and brilliantly displayed, which is a warm comfort to countless Tuan fans:)

It's great. I was shocked when I saw this place. I seemed to have everything but I couldn't say anything.

I have read the second edition of the first class and am going to read the third edition again.

Thanks to the author for making Master Yu still the great hero in my heart. The last few episodes of My Band were torture for me, and I never dared to watch them carefully.

What I saw in the matter of killing prisoners was Yu's heartache. Those young and lovely lives were weighing heavily on my heart, so why weren't they weighing on Yu's heart?