Withered Clouds

Within one chapter, Li Baoshan died and then lived, lived and died again. What a fate it is for Master Ku. He finally escaped from despair and lived a peaceful life for several years, only to fall into the abyss of revenge again.

The first half of the text is a bit pretentious like a foreign translation, but the second half is finally the Rinana I am familiar with. She sheds tears for the love between Ku Yun and Yin Zuiqiao. Nana is so good at spreading nonsense, and she does it happily.

"He believes in the theory of karma and retribution. The pain and suffering in his life for more than ten years has accumulated a lot of virtues for him. These virtues can be converted into good luck to accompany him and protect him forever." I couldn't believe that I could hear the word "virtue" from Master Ku. The reason was that I had suffered a lot in the past. Well... If I could accumulate virtue in this way, how many poor people would there be at that time and how much crying would they have suffered?

A young master who can't live without love, a young master who says he is a vine and must be attached to, and a rabbit who keeps saying he wants people to love him are going to take revenge.

I firmly believe that Li is not dead yet

I finished reading it silently. I cared about Mr. Yin the most and liked him the most. However, there are too many coincidences in this story, and it seems that the characters have not grown much. I still think that growth is really "too coincidental", but in fact, I don't need character growth. After all, it is just experiencing life. It would be tacky to be on the job. However, Ku Yun seems to have a troubled and dangerous life. If you think about it carefully, in fact, every time he is in danger or has a problem, a man will come out to protect him. So he seemed very embarrassed. Finally, I would like to say silently that the female supporting role is so pitiful and the weak and vain playboy male supporting role is really the most unreliable thing in the world. The BG line is very impressive. I like your Mr. Yin, even though the later plot is full of glass and the ending is very heartbreaking. I like the man who fired the gun, and I like the lonely man on crutches. After all, this is a girl's fantasy. A pale and indifferent man who is almost dead will fall in love with you and follow you for no reason, and he will not fight back. When you make him hurt inside, he will not even scream hysterically. His grief leaves him lifeless before the ending.

The first time I saw Yin Zuiqiao, I knew he was attacking! My favorite yandere type

In the discussion on the forum and after watching it, several people felt that Nana's character was not very outstanding, and that she had a pattern of attack, Sadness. I have watched "Paradise", "Impurities", "A Wenxian", "A Fei", "Boogie Nights", "Looking at the Spring Breeze", "Girls' School Boys", "Paradise", "Nezha", "Withered Cloud" and "Three Degrees". Inadvertently, I couldn't stand watching life and death, etc., And I felt that Nana's attacks were a bit stereotyped, and most of them were just suppressed and sullen... And many of them gave me the feeling of being treated like a knife and being treated like a fish, not physically but mentally... Rong Bie's heart, A Fei's hands, Yin Gongzi's legs, Alan Thomas's eyes, Zhuang Xuan's mind, etc. …I really like stories with psychological shock, cold writing, cold characters, and dangerous relationships. However, these stories always give people the feeling that they are fish on the knife board, making Nana's attacks look weak. I look forward to future stories. I actually like the emperor's attack, although Nana seems to prefer the queen's attack...

Ah, I finally finished reading "Kuyun". Well, the eldest son is indeed the kind of sullen and coquettish type that is common in soft Nana. The source of his feelings for Shou is unknown, and he falls in love at first sight. He waits for Shou to gnash his teeth and sharpen his knives. It is similar to other novels. Sure enough, the ending is Shou scolding him while stuffing him into his stomach to continue his life. It is amazing... I have no interest in the other supporting characters. Why did the eldest son kill Baoshan? The thought, is it really just for money? I killed him twice. Sure enough, I liked Shou early on. Nana's attacks have temperament, but they are all gentle and gentle. Although Mr. Yin seems to have a bad temper, after reading it, I feel that he is gentle to Shou... I like the kind of temperament Gong with strong aura, sharpness and hurting people. Nana can always unconsciously make the attacks in her writing particularly gentle and rounded.

"He believes in the theory of karma and retribution. The pain and suffering in his life for more than ten years has accumulated a lot of virtues for him. These virtues can be converted into good luck to accompany him and protect him forever." I couldn't believe that I could hear the word "virtue" from Master Ku. The reason was that I had suffered a lot in the past. Well... If I could accumulate virtue in this way, then there would have been so many poor people at that time and how much suffering they would have endured. The total number of virtues could circle the earth countless times. Mr. Ku is quite thick-skinned. Besides, Master Ku, you burned your whole family to death and took away their property. Even if you have great virtues, have they been wiped out by you? !