Seven-Star Fate

I've finished reading the print version, so I'm leaving a comment, hehe 😀 I finished this book these past two days, working day and night. At first, my feeling was one of unease. Initially, I didn't understand what I couldn't grasp, but upon reflection, the root of the problem wasn't simply the gripping plot or the heart-wrenching moments, but rather its practice of a narrative ethic full of…

Frankly speaking, few novels these days can linger with such a profound and lasting impact, allowing readers to savor and reflect upon them repeatedly. This is undoubtedly a good novel and shouldn't be bound by the ever-evolving mindset. Both Chengzi and Shen Er are very well-developed characters, and their logic is entirely sound, which makes them even more worthy of careful appreciation.

This male lead is truly my most hated character. From beginning to end, he schemes against and bullies the female lead, committing evil deeds himself while making the woman bear the blame and suffer the consequences. Su Yun and the female lead are, after all, relatives of his, yet he just watches as Su Yun is bewitched and allows her to poison the female lead, while he reaps the benefits.

This tug-of-war is just so good! There's no denying the dramatic conflict between the two leads; the bittersweet tension is truly brilliant. Seven Stars is awesome! Different strokes for different folks. Don't apply your current views on romance to a novel from ten years ago.

Chengche99🤩 If you can't handle this, don't force yourself. Why don't you just go out, turn left, and find something you like to watch?

When will the teacher come back to write the essay? 🥹

It just seems like the female lead is out of options; since she can't escape anyway, she might as well make her life better. [Clown]

I've reread this book several times. I really love Orange. I remember feeling it got a bit verbose towards the end... But after carefully reading it now, I have new feelings. The inner analysis of Orange and Shen Er is very delicate. Although not perfect, it's also much richer. Actually, Orange's crazy internal struggle feels so real...

... I don't know what to say. Reading it as a horror story, the ending was quite interesting. The male lead was constantly calculating his feelings for the female lead, but the ultimate meaning of the story's title is that the female lead's meeting the male lead was a stroke of good fortune. However, the back-and-forth emotional scenes between the two characters were written quite well.

After watching it, I felt both satisfied and heartbroken [heartbroken]. Btw I want to see a side story featuring kids 😣