In That Faraway Little Dark Room

I suddenly understood why I felt uncomfortable, because in other stories like this, the two people usually end up having a big fight, then slowly forgive, and finally get together. Other articles are about choosing between the red pill of recognizing the cruel truth and the blue pill of indulging in falsehood. Although you may be sad and cruel for a while, you will still be happy in the end. But the protagonist of this article chose to take the blue pill and live one day at a time. Just indulging in temporary beauty is not really he. If it is a game, it is at most te. It's definitely not that Shou doesn't love him, but he doesn't love her too much either, because Shou refuses to say "I love you". If Shou had a choice, he wouldn't choose Gong. He is still a traditional person. He wants to marry a woman and have children, but he can't escape, so he doesn't run away. To a certain extent, he is considered crazy. This kind of attack and suffering blinds the eyes from seeing the truth. There is a kind of cruelty in it. It just escapes reality. In fact, the problem is never solved.

The ending of the dream should be what the master wants to do the most, hahahahahaha

It made me laugh so hard hahahaha [crying with laughter] If they really want to raise a child, wouldn't it be a wild ride? It would be better for them to live a happy and quiet world like this. This is a book I read nine years ago. I didn't have much money at the time. I bought the first few chapters and ran out of jjb. I had to read the pirated articles. I thought about supplementing the articles before, but never found the time. In the past two days, I finally resubscribed and reviewed this article. In fact, the only impression I had of this book before I rewatched it was the heartbreaking part. My impression was that it was created by the plot, the characters were harsh, and the emotions were light. I basically can't remember the rest. Before rewatching it, I deliberately read the comments on the latest chapter. I was a little scared and frightened when I saw comments such as saying that Shou never really loved Gong and was not as good as Be. I read that the plot is not very demanding, but the requirements for the emotional line are quite high. Fortunately, after rewatching it in one go, I found that the emotional line is also very good. She has a ruthless personality but a gentle heart underneath her appearance. She is a disciple in her darkened years. Her favorite attribute combination is 2333. The plot at the front and in the middle is very exciting! Although there are still logic bugs, the plot is really interconnected and connected with cause and effect, especially in the middle, there are really many unexpected and wonderful plots. The ending is a little weak, which is also the author's old problem. The big boss died too hastily at the end [laughing] Overall, the characters and plot are very good. Then there is my favorite emotional line! The love line in this book is really great - Master and Gui Jiu are not compatible with pure love, but they are very consistent with my requirements for twisted love in the sea of ​​hatred 23333. It is this kind of love in which hatred, pain, frustration, debt, and all kinds of negative emotions are twisted together. It looks so inexplicably refreshing. The relationship between the two of them is really a bad debt. Even if the master takes revenge in the end, it is difficult to say whether it will be wiped out. But it is undeniable that they must love each other. Guijiu's love is deep and strong, and the master's love is like a trickle, an unequal arrow, but it is indeed a two-way love. It's just that their love is mixed with too much pain, so Master will not personally say "I like you" or "I love you" to Gui Jiu, but he will say "I am just feeling guilty that I will have skin-to-skin contact with you?", In fact, he said to Gui Jiu What is the affection for Gui Jiu? It is self-evident in this rhetorical question, not to mention that the author also stamped it in his reply that they are destined to love each other. Therefore, I do not agree with those comments in the comment area that say that Master did not really fall in love with Gui Jiu, or that Be is better than He. In my opinion, their relationship is too complicated. I haven't read a novel with such strong love and hate for a long time. If Gui Jiu's love for Master is written on the surface and can be seen by everyone, then Master's love for Gui Jiu is touching Gui Jiu. He rubbed his head, put on a robe for Guijiu in the snowy mountains, acted coquettishly to Guijiu when he was drunk, asked Guijiu if he felt guilty enough to make him do this, left the baby grass for Guijiu, waited for Guijiu in the fairy world, and looked at Guijiu after being drunk... It was inadvertently revealed. I guess Gui Jiu's obsession with Master in his first life was also due to the projection of the two of them in this life. Zhuang Sheng dreamed of butterflies, and butterflies dreamed of Zhuang Sheng? In the end, Master pretended to be confused, and left the choice in Gui Jiu's hands. Gui Jiu did not let him down. He chose without hesitation to always be Gui Jiu who loved Master sincerely in this life. Master did not let down the choice Gui Jiu made. The two of them stayed together for the rest of their lives, which was the best ending. I am very satisfied with their ending. If the two of them really fall in love, I will accept it calmly, but if I can go through all the hardships and still achieve it imperfectly like now, I will only be happier and love their emotional line [Let me be healthy] Overall, I had a lot of fun watching it. The only regret is that I paid too late to make a full reservation, and missed the author's stewed meat QVQ. I finally finished reading it after staying up so late! Cool! After all these thoughts, I'm going to sleep. It should be a good dream tonight~ I wish Guijiu and Master can continue to love each other so peacefully and happily!

The reason why Gui Jiu in the first life became obsessed with his master was actually a dream, which is a bit sloppy, but I am willing to interpret this dream as a precognitive dream, predicting that the master in the 120th life will be so gentle to me. In this case, it is a closed loop. At the end, Gui Jiu regained his memory but refused to admit it, pretending that he was just the ghost Jiu of the 120th life. The master knew it but did not point it out. The young couple kept deceiving themselves like this. The things in the first life were still a problem for the master, but they chose not to face it. Such an ending is rare in novels, but I think it is quite good. Some things they have experienced will become a permanent problem. If they want to be together, they can only choose to numb themselves.

Wuwuwu Xizi, where have you been? I really want to watch your ancient drama again. This one is really top of my mind. I like the master so much.

"The wishes of the weak are ignored" "No one asked Zhang Jingmo if he was willing to be the roadblock." In addition to their experiences and feelings in this article, I think it is worthwhile for us to reflect on whether we have done anything that "sees the weak as wrong". I always believe that admiring the strong is not a bad thing, but looking down on the weak is definitely a bad thing, especially since this difference in strength is due to nature, not laziness of the weak. Originally, even if the master did not ascend, he was still a generation of holy master of elixirs. Almost all the elixirs he refined were of high quality, even if he did not have the experience of one hundred and twenty lifetimes. However, just because his talent was not focused on cultivating immortals, and because he had a gentle and undisputed temperament, he had to experience so many cold looks and scorn. It is really abnormal. I would say that others are self-reliant. Geniuses, people who are judged by their cultivation (led by the Gong family brothers), so that in the end, I could calmly accept Lu Pojiu and Master He, but I still really hope that the two Gong family brothers can be tortured to death again, because a hundred and twenty lifetimes have not allowed them to overcome the flaws in their weak characters.

This dream, I think, was because Gong wanted Shou to do it to him. I feel that it reflected Shou's love and desire for Gong. Gong hopes that Shou will have desire for him. In Gong's understanding, perhaps love can lead to desire.

Thinking about it now, there are many pitfalls in this article that have not been filled in. For example, a long time ago, Mo Mo told Podophyllum that he was better than him and agreed to one of Podophyllum's requests. What happened to the senior brother? Why did Mo Mo not tell Podophyllum that there was a baby-bearing grass but had to exchange babies with Podophyllum? The Gong family Shuang did not say what he did in the end. There are other pitfalls that he just forgot for a while. But the article is very nice, I support it.

I don't know if I'm too shallow. Most of the comments sympathized with Zhang Jingmo, but I sympathized with Lu Jiugui. Lu really loved Zhang, but I never saw that Zhang loved Lu from the beginning to the end. The master kept hanging on his apprentice and couldn't say words of love, but he didn't refuse anyone who came. I have to say that the master's character is really awkward. Ah, it's confusing. What did they rely on to get together? Lu Jiugui's wishful thinking? I don't understand, I really don't understand.

So does Podophyllum want to be fucked?