Let the Rain Fall, I'll Live as I Please

After watching it, I felt that the male protagonist was like a vibrant person before his enlightenment, but after his enlightenment, he became a standard NPC.

As expected, Kang Zong's true love is Ah Heng... Ah Heng takes up two and a half of the three extra chapters! His wife only appears briefly, and his son only gets two sentences. _(:з"∠)_

I've finished reading it... Personally, I think the first half was more exciting; the second half wasn't as enjoyable.

The most poignant part of the entire book is the story of Wanyan Honglie. His scheming and plotting were genuine, as was his unwavering love for his son. He wasn't a mere outlaw; he possessed exceptional status, power, and appearance, yet he only ever raised one son who wasn't his biological child.

I sympathize with the adoptive father. Although he used treacherous schemes, he was genuinely good to Kang. And this is the outcome...

I once thought Wanyan Honglie would have a peaceful end, but it still turned out this way. In truth, from the Jurchen perspective, he was almost without fault. The only mistake he made in his life was loving the wrong person and trusting the wrong person. I quite liked him in the first half of the story, but it's a pity it ended like this. Farewell, may you rest in peace.

Dear Sir/Madam, I think it would be better if you explained everything completely. This is making me feel uncomfortable.

I thought there was more, but they haven't even spoken yet. They haven't mentioned who the young disciple is, or whether he's inherited the martial arts of the Free and Unfettered Sect.

Wang Ne treated Wanyan Honglie fairly well, taking him in and supporting him. Although it was house arrest, it was still a form of protection; otherwise, Wanyan Honglie would have been easily killed by various martial arts figures if he went out. Wanyan Honglie died because he couldn't think straight, which could be considered as fighting for his ideals.

Wanyan Honglie died, yet Yang Tiexin continued to care for him, not content with just once. Even though Wanyan Honglie's death was self-inflicted, it's still somewhat painful. He genuinely cared for the protagonist, wholeheartedly nurturing him, and Li Yuanfei also poured her heart and soul into the protagonist, yet this is the outcome... Indeed, no one is to blame; it was Wanyan Honglie's own fault, but there is still a sense of melancholy.