The battles between women rage beneath the surface, wounding people without leaving a trace.
When two beautiful women are at war, more innocent people get caught in the crossfire.
Especially men.
One is as pure and beautiful as ice and jade, with impeccable character.
The other is proud and confident, determined to get what she wants.
Calculated schemes and unintended coincidences combine to create a life full of joy and sorrow, of partings and reunions.
No one can emerge unscathed, because everyone has put their heart into this game.
In a world torn by turmoil, dignity and affection are the only stakes left.
Those who are too stubborn are always so sure of themselves, convinced they have held the line and made the right choice.
Yet they turn a blind eye to something called happiness.
This fearless conflict has no ending, leaving only onlookers to sigh and lament.
Love and hate fade away like a passing dream.
How deeply you love, how much you suffer, how fiercely you hate, how deeply you regret.
Only you know.
You cannot solve someone else's riddle. At least you can carefully complete your own answer sheet.
Love is a riddle.
Family is a barrier.
Reason is a trap.
The person who hurt us was, in fact, ourselves.
This war waged in the name of roses has no winner and no resolution.
An Er thought so, lowering her lashes and smiling with serene composure.
Something had happened once, and yet it was as if nothing had happened at all.
Ongoing
Completed works include the Ye Sisters series (the first two books made the monthly and quarterly charts, and received a brief editor's recommendation).
The ancient-era transmigration series (this work appeared on various charts, including the transmigration-themed, monthly, quarterly, and half-yearly charts).
It's a tragedy again. What a tragedy. Your book has earned me a lot of snot and tears. So it is easy to love each other but difficult to love others. It is easy to love someone, but it is often difficult to love everything he loves, especially his family.
It's over, I finished reading it, and I skipped through the middle. I really don't like this ending. Why do they have to separate, why can't they persist. Family love... Why can't he be more selfish? For the sake of family love, he gives up the love of his life. Also, I can only say that they may love each other. It's really not that deep, not deep enough to let go of oneself. If, if An An is willing to wait, in fact, I thought that there would be a perfect ending between him and Yi Yang, and at least one of their children, but they have nothing! Maybe I am too unconventional! Since I love, what can't I give up?
It's easy to fall in love, but so hard to get along! In fact, the world will be brighter if both parties take a step back. Sometimes being too attached to one thing will often be counterproductive. In just a few decades of life, how much time can we waste, let go of the things around us, and love each other well! So the ending of the story is hard to accept!
The same feeling, sad. For An An's injustice, for Yi Yang's foolish loyalty, and for Elaine's madness.
After reading it and appreciating it, I just feel sorry for Yi Yang and poor An An. Very well written.
It's well written, but I don't really like the ending.
Well written, can be said to be very good But I can't find a motive for this case. The reason for Fang Yilian's hatred is very sudden, and the method she adopts is so paranoid that it is puzzling. I actually quite like this ending, and it's probably the best ending. It took me 3 hours to read it carefully. It was like going through several reincarnations. Not to mention how many regrets I may have, but it made me think for a long time. This alone made me not waste these 3 hours.
"I think the story is beautifully written and the plot is very attractive, but I will feel uncomfortable after reading it. That Fang Yilian is a pure psychopath. To be honest, Wei An has no deep hatred for her, but she uses her power to bully others, repeatedly forces her, and even kills many people. She has never reflected in her heart. She can no longer be said to be a normal person, so it is absolutely impossible to understand that Zhuo Fan would fall in love with her. I can understand her dislike of Wei An, jealousy of her, and framing her. Human nature There will be some people who hate her without any reason, but she is not a normal person. Some people commented that they appreciate a fierce woman like her. I disagree. You can dislike someone and hate her, but you can't let others disappear just because you don't like her. She was completely spoiled by her brother and thought she was a god. Look at what she did. She was extremely selfish, extremely despicable, and extremely evil. She was a disgusting person who would never dare to love. I dare to hate a fierce woman who can take things lightly. I actually like fierce women, so I don't like her to tarnish the name of a fierce woman. Fang Yilian's personality is inseparable from her brother's excessive indulgence, so I dislike Fang Yiyang very much. I don't think he really loves Wei An. What he loves most is his family\sister and himself. I don't like that Wei An loves him so much. If it is because he is good to her, there are actually other men who are good to her. And Fang Yiyang has been hurting her in the name of loving her. Speaking of which, I found that all the men in the story except William have hurt her. No wonder she married William in the end. I think she should love William more. I always feel that loving her and taking care of her for so many years is not worth a man like Fang Yiyang." I agree with her point of view, Fang Yilian is simply a pervert, a devil, and I don't know that Zhuo Fan will fall in love with her???
The literature of Qing Dynasty has always been interesting. Throw a handful of flowers. In addition, I would like to mention a small personal regret here: the portrayal of the psychological factors that caused Elaine's hatred for An An was not very interesting. We can understand it very well through imagination, but it would be better if the Qing Dynasty Book was written.
The male protagonist is so innocent. Simple is really a role model in Korean dramas, a benchmark under the red flag, Bailian, who has emerged from the mud in modern society, but just for the very hypocritical family affection. The family members who can't see the feelings gave up the true love they advertised, sacrificed what they loved, and stayed depressed all their lives, just because they had a relationship with themselves. A half-blood sister killed her own wife twice but failed and ended up hurting herself. In order not to embarrass the other party, the two parties broke up peacefully. Oh my God, it was so far-fetched. No wonder it was called writing a novel. Fortunately, it was just written, and it still left some room for imagination. If it was a TV show, I would have been scolded to death. It was so stupid.