[The Disguiser] A Good Man Never Returns

In fact, Yu Manli really had such an experience, which made me feel even more about her perseverance in her bones, which is also why I like Manli so much. There is really nothing unworthy about Manli's background, but it is her charm that attracts me.

Cheng Jinyun is not old, but he looks very old, like the hero's mother

I don't like Wang Manchun at all, but JJ has a lot of whitewashing articles about her, and feels sorry for the female partner. The prerequisite is that the female partner must be a human being, not a traitor. So I want to find a copy by Yu Manli, but I often can't find it. Thank you very much.

Taili and Lou Chuncai are really hyperbola and asymptote

Who is Xipi? I prefer Fat Tower. . . .

I confess, I couldn't help but go to Tieba and chase them all_(:з∠)_ I like this ending so much. Compared with the subsequent extra chapters, I think it's better to stop here and let everyone decide their own future. Whether it's Big Brother and Caiqin, or Mingtai and Manli. Speaking of the character Cui Zhongshi, I watched Peiping after chasing The Pretender. In fact, I didn't finish watching it at first, but when I finally calmed down from The Pretender and Nirvana in Fire, I picked up Peking again and realized how wonderful it was. Almost every episode later amazed me. I liked all the characters in it, whether it was Fang Meng Ao, who was extremely decent, or Xu Tieying, who was so villainous that he wanted to be shaved alive. I liked them all. Even Comrade Jianfeng, who has never appeared in the camera but only has his voice, I think the character is full and I like it very much. Peking is really a rare good drama. Cui Zhongshi is the only character in the play who makes me feel particularly pity. I especially like when he said his original name Cui Liming. The meaning of the last shot of the pretender can only be understood by all viewers who have watched Peking. Selfishly, Cui Zhongshi really regarded Cui Zhongshi as a grown-up young master, although the ending of Lao Cui in the end was simply QVQ Okay, I have talked about so many young masters, but actually the one I really love the most is my eldest brother. To be honest, after reading so many fanfics, I found that no matter how I set it up, in fact, the identity of the eldest brother has destined that he will never be able to do whatever he wants. Everyone who falls in love with him needs to be patient. On the day before the war of resistance is won, Minglou will never be able to live upright and happily. Even after the victory, the prospect of the civil war was not bright. Thinking about his identity, how could he hide from it? Fang Meng Ao could only continue to disguise himself and escort his father to Daiwan. It will only be more difficult for him in Minglou, but fortunately there is Acheng. No matter what, there is still someone who will accompany him and understand him. However, without the eldest sister, the Ming Mansion may not be able to leave a single Ming family member in the end. Suddenly, I felt that for the eldest brother, the best ending and the best time were probably at the moment of victory in the Anti-Japanese War. He kept his promise to his eldest sister, went to Paris, became a real scholar in Paris, met an innocent girl, left his country behind, and went to Minglou. It was just the life he should live as the eldest son of the Ming family, and have a home of his own. However, the possibility of these real realizations is almost zero. I am thinking that even if the Anti-Japanese War is really won, his traitor skin is peeled off, and it is rare that he can tell everyone openly and openly that he is a Chinese and a resister of Japan. Even if everyone understands him, can he really escape the dispute between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party? Fang Mengyao's identity is far simpler than what he came to believe. However, Fang Mengyao could not really go on according to his own wishes until the last moment. How could Minglou be alone? Even if he had the chance to leave, could he really let go of hundreds of millions of his compatriots and watch them survive the massacre by the Japanese and then be trapped in the flames of the civil war? Especially when he was in Shanghai, the center of the storm where the interests of the four major families were competing, could he really just walk away? Of course, these are just my own naive thoughts, especially since I have never researched the history of the Republic of China. I know very little about it, so I don't dare to play around with it. You can just take a look at the author. I just want to express my love for the three brothers of the Ming family. I sincerely hope that they can have a good ending. Finally, I really want to express my special thanks to the author for finishing this fanfic, which satisfies my Taiwanese selfishness, and even gives everyone a bright ending. As a fan of The Pretender, I cannot be more satisfied with this novel, thank you!

I can't understand. Where is Yu Manli?

Why did the protagonist, Manli, die without appearing? Reject

I still insist on eating orthopedics, Meng Wei × Mulan

Wow, Fat Lou is very good at flirting!