The Treacherous Minister

What skill! Skill! It is obviously a desolate life, but it is written in such an understatement.

Crying, so heartbreaking It's really rare to find such a good person in the world, but they are often so loyal that they don't get the same reward. The only comfort was when the little father-in-law died. He is happy in his heart Because this is for his king

I feel that the male protagonist is very similar to Qiu Yingying in Ode to Joy. His good points are that he is very grateful, can endure hardships, and is single-minded and willing to trust people. The fatal point is that he cannot distinguish between good and evil, right and wrong. Such people live in chaos. The story seems to be a tragedy, but to It may not necessarily be the case for the person involved... And it is not "the king wants the minister to die, but the minister has to die", but "the king has not made it clear that the minister needs to die, but the minister is willing to die for the king with joy." It is not a happy and absurd ending that does not seek benevolence and gain benevolence. It can be said that his life seems miserable and tragic, but from the perspective of the person involved, it is not a happy life (both masters treated him well (eating, clothing and warmth, after all, the male protagonist's desire in the setting is so simple... So the quality of life for him is far beyond expectations), most of his colleagues are amiable and cute (at least in his opinion, so does it really matter what the real situation is...), From which I can't help but think of the horoscope of being rare, confused, contented and happy, and... Smart and tired +_+

It's not easy to be someone who treats you wholeheartedly. Although he has no sense of right and wrong, doesn't understand the world, and doesn't understand politics, he still puts you at the forefront of his heart. Cry silently and think quietly. Very well written~

I cried. I like this light narrative style.

I felt very uncomfortable. . . . . . . . . In fact, there are no bad guys or good guys in the world, it's just that people stand from different angles. . . . . . . .

My favorite short story. I enjoy it more when I read it again than when I was in college.

Watching the end, I cried quietly. Someone who is dedicated to you.

Don't know how to comment.

But it's hard to say whether this eunuch is greedy for profit or whether he will do so in the future.