Spring Banquet

It's not good-looking. It's been entangled for three lives without deep feelings. Moreover, the heroine's love for the hero is also written inexplicably, and it feels like she has no independent personality at all and is not purely a tool to promote the plot. The female protagonist is a pure bastard, willing to abuse herself, while the male protagonist spends the first half of the story acting as an inexplicable bitch for the second female protagonist. After the female protagonist dies, he realizes that he loves her again, and then he has to continue to struggle with her. . . In the third life, he robbed the heroine as soon as they met and then wanted to marry her (the heroine's perspective is that of a pure stranger). His love was very immature. Mature love should want the other person to be happy no matter what, but the male protagonist did not do this. His behavior of snatching the bride was more like just wanting to satisfy himself. It's really ugly. It's just for the sake of spreading nonsense. Because the emotional entanglement between the male and female protagonists is poorly written and it doesn't feel very sad. It's just very annoying to watch. If you like reading sad stories, you can skip it.

Just finished reading it roughly. Does the male protagonist like or dislike the female protagonist? The heroine didn't feel sorry for her, but she was so cruel that she regretted knowing her... After the heroine died, the hero was so sad and affectionate, so unexpected. Forcefully marrying the heroine in the next life, what kind of plot is this?

How can such a male protagonist get such a good female protagonist? Only after losing him can he know how good he is. The female protagonist will be a holy mother until her death. I am speechless.

I'm a bit speechless about the male protagonist's choice of medicine in the second life.

What an outrageous plot, and such raw emotions.

I watched this movie many years ago... I cried so hard at the time, but looking at it now, I feel like the heroine is so stupid and the hero is such a scumbag. Hmm... I thought the ending would be for the heroine and Prince Yan to be together, but the result was too outrageous.

In the second life, when I saw Ah Chi being given S, I couldn't help but want to cry. In this second life, Xie Yan fell in love with two people at the same time. If he liked Ah Chi at the time, why did he give the poison to her? If he didn't like it, why did he panic? Maybe I don't understand it well, but overall this short article is really great! It's just that Xie Yan didn't get punished. He treated the heroine like this. Can't he be tortured in the third life? Hahahaha

Go on, why can we still have three lives? The heroine should be with her childhood sweetheart, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh but not this male lead

I don't quite understand the male protagonist's emotional transformation process, why did he suddenly fall in love with Achi?

Although I read the comments, many people are saying that the female protagonist is humble and the male protagonist is unworthy. But I think the author wrote it very well. There are places where the logic is indeed not very consistent (don't blame me for saying this QAQ), so I won't give examples. Just tell me what I think is good. First, the heroine has a distinct image. She loved bravely all her life, including drinking poisonous wine and being given death. She tried her best not to leave any regrets. She dares to love, and she dares to love her own heart. And in the end, the heroine gave up. She asked the male protagonist to marry Mu, and she no longer loved the male protagonist (personal understanding). So she left according to her wish in the next life. Of course, the fly in the ointment is that this character appears to be single due to her distinctness. People's feelings towards each other are very complex and cannot be summed up in terms of love and hate; and because the heroine is like this, the theme of the article is not very good (many people wrote comments to condemn it because they support giving for love, but they cannot be like the heroine, who must have self-esteem and learn to love herself even in love). (QAQ) Second, the male protagonist has a brain. He didn't indulge in misunderstanding and frame-up, thinking that the heroine had made Bai Yueguang cripple his hand. But why do I think that if the male protagonist doesn't love him, who will love him? And he loves him to death... Third, the writing is good. The writing is really good. Now that I'm fucked by JJ, I'm basically indifferent to any kind of sadistic stories, but I still cried a little when Ah Chi died. It's good at shaping the artistic conception and describing the characters. But because she is the heroine from a third-person perspective, the development of her emotional line is not clear. Generally speaking, as an ancient and ancient sadistic novel, it is still well written. Compare your heart~