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

After reading it, I feel like the male protagonist was still a living person before his enlightenment, but after that he became a standard NPC.

Sure enough, Mr. Kang's true love is Ah Heng... The three extra chapters include Ah Heng's exclusive two and a half chapters! The serious wife appears in two words, and the son only two sentences_(:з∠)_

I've finished reading it... I personally think the first half is more exciting, but the second half is boring.

Wanyan Honglie is the most emotional in the whole book. I think his conspiracy is true, and his love for his son is true. He is not reckless, and he has status, power, and appearance, but he has only raised a son who is not his biological son. Ever since the male protagonist wanted to rebel a long time ago, he felt that Wanyan Honglie would not die well. Later, Wanyan Honglie I hurt my knees in front of my benefactor in order to take my son home. I always looked after my son and gave him advice, and even loved my son to the point where no one in the country knew about it. In the end, the two people had to drift apart. In the end, it was true that the father was not the father and the son was not the son. The fate between the father and the son was particularly sad. Thanks to Rouda's good writing style, the ups and downs of the grudges were written in a gentle way.

I sympathize with my adoptive father. Although he used cunning tactics, he was really kind to Kang. This is the result. . .

I once thought that Wanyan Honglie would have a happy death, but it still happened. In fact, in his whole life, from the perspective of a golden man, he had almost no faults. The only thing he did wrong in his life was to love the wrong person and trust the wrong person. I liked him in the first half, but it's a pity that it ended here. Wave your hands and let's go on together~

Damn, I think it's better if you explain everything. It's very uncomfortable.

I thought there was more, but I haven't said anything yet. No one from the sect has told me about it. I don't know if the Xiaoyao sect's martial arts have been passed down.

Wang Ne took good care of Wanyan Honglie. He took him to his side and took care of him. Although he was under house arrest, it was still protection. Otherwise, Wanyan Honglie would have been killed by various people in the world within minutes of leaving the house. Wanyan Honglie couldn't bear to die for himself, and it was considered to be for his own ideals. Wang Ne was different from him and did not conspire with him. Is this someone else's fault? If Wanyan Honglie5 were not as big-hearted as Ah Heng, and only wanted to preserve the Jurchen lineage instead of becoming the Emperor of Jin and destroying the Song Dynasty, Wang Ne wouldn't be so guarded against him, and at least he could ask for advice from time to time. As for Yang Tiexin, although Wang Ne did not recognize him as his biological father, he was at least his mother's old friend. It was just a matter of convenience and human nature to show some concern. My mother was soft-hearted, and she might be thinking about her old friend if his life was not good. Now he took the initiative to take care of her, and when he reported to his mother, he did not leave any trace, so my mother could only sigh.

Many years later, I watched it again