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Before the end of the National Day, I stayed up late to watch Qing Ping Le and Homeward Bound. When I first watched it, I really couldn't get into it. After the woman disguised herself as a man, it didn't even feel like Lily. The emotional interactions were really pitiful. After about a third of the film, the plot gradually became unstoppable. At that time, I was confident that I wouldn't be tortured. But at the end of the movie, I realized that the dull daily life and long flow of water in the beginning were all blunt knives. Now I really feel that I have finished watching it, as if I was really there watching Chonghua and Cui Zhen live a magnificent and peaceful life (or two lives). I don't feel that the modern chapter is very separate from Qing Ping Le. The modern Chonghua and Cui Zhen have retained their original character traits to the greatest extent, but it is inevitable that their moods will change after the change of times and environments. Even if modern Chonghua and Aniang both have memories, it is impossible for them to still be in the same state of mind at that time (otherwise it would be too painful, as they have left that era and still cannot escape the depressing atmosphere). I am really grateful for the existence of There is a Way Back, and I am also grateful to Ashu. There is an author who still rescues the readers after stabbing them. It is really great. If there is no way back, Qingpingle will really give me a heart attack

I feel like many people say they don't understand why they want to have children after reading the novel. . But in fact, alas, when you are in love, lingering with your lover, especially after doing something, when the love really rolls in your heart like molten lava, you will really have the urge to have a child. . . Or the aggressive thought "I want you to give me a child." This kind of thing. . Uh-huh, the so-called feeling can't help itself, maybe

I'm a little confused as to why Cui Zhen gave birth to her child. Auntie has really made people feel sorry for her from ancient times to modern times. As long as she wants to hide it, Chonghua can't resist it. You feel sorry for her because she has been stabbed, but you are also a person who has struggled to get ahead in the entertainment industry. You must have suffered injuries and suffered, no matter what. Right? Thinking of the comments in the ancient chapter, I don't understand why someone wants to abuse Cui Zhen. After learning about this love affair on the wedding day, the nights in Changqiu Palace were as long as the days, and how much suffering A Niang had. After she gradually fell in love, how hard she had to work hard to restrain closeness, restrain joy, and restrain sorrow. Although they are two people who love each other, I think Chonghua's self-conception that "it seems like I am taking the initiative in our relationship, but in fact it is you who is protecting it" is not completely unreasonable? I hope they can be happy for a long time in another time and space.

The part about crying in front of the tomb is one of the top ten

I don't even remember how many times I swiped it.

I'm going to see Qing Ping Le. QAQ is scary.

Woohoo, finally finished. I really like Qing Ping Le and Homeward Journey. It's really hard not to love Ah Zhen.

The third brush with Qing Ping Le is different from the previous state of mind. At first glance, it was Chonghua who felt sorry for her, and felt that she was very pitiful. The person she loved was separated from her, and even if she was sitting in that position, she was just suffering, and her days were like years. Looking back now, the one who feels distressed is Cui Zhen. He lost his son at a young age and was forced to swallow his hatred. Forced by the situation, he took over the son of his enemy. Later, she was moved by Chonghua's innocent heart, but she also gave everything she could. She was always a protector and a silent giver. Her upbringing from an aristocratic family made her restrained and polite, arrogant and tenacious. She is like the snow lotus on the mountain. She originally lived in the extraordinary world, but because she is already in the mortal world, she has to fight, because if she doesn't fight, she will die. She is not alone, but also the aristocratic family behind her. Fortunately, she fought and won. Although it was a miserable victory, she still won. After that, she remained silent. She said that in this life, all her patience was given to the two of them, and she was right. She had to be patient with the emperor, who was her husband and the Holy One, who had the power of life and death. As for Chonghua, she really couldn't bear it, indulged him, and didn't want to see him sad, so she was willing to back down. In a high position, there are too many things she cannot do or say. She knew Chonghua's thoughts so well, how could she not know them. But all along, she had indulged the other person, protected him within her own capabilities, and never asked for anything in return. Even in the end, at the last moment of her life, she tried her best to wish Chonghua well and hoped that he could find support to survive. For you, even if I am involved in the plot, even if it is my life that I am willing to pay. For Cui Zhen, this is the plan at the beginning of summer. I often wonder whether Cui Zhen regretted anything during the last period of the Xia Dynasty. I think she should have never regretted it. She could perfectly protect Chonghua and not let her bear the slightest suspicion of killing the king and killing her father. But she should also have regrets. What she regrets is that the last thing she left for Chonghua was a harsh farewell, which made Chonghua feel even more guilty. If there was no modern chapter, on the Huangquan Road, by the Naihe Bridge, would Cui Zhen have stayed and waited for Chonghua? How about expressing the love that he had not expressed in his life? Or should I keep the regret forever and become a knot in Chonghua's heart that can never be untied. She will definitely wait. She is so reluctant to leave Chonghua and see the other person who is sad and sad. Even if she said those words in the end and left Chonghua alone in the world, on the road to hell, by the bridge, she still misses him. Her patience will only be reserved for Chonghua from now on. If one day, they meet each other on Huangquan Road, and the two of them take off the identities and involuntariness that restrict them, Cui Zhen will definitely express her feelings in exchange for Chonghua's sincere smile, and Chonghua's guilt will disappear. I never felt that the love you gave me hurt me, and I never felt that you hurt me. In that life, happiness was greater than sadness. Those quiet and peaceful days in the Changqiu Palace, the Forbidden Palace, and under the cherry trees. Even as time goes by, I still miss them. Whenever I think of them, I feel happy in my heart.

Huh? Didn't I say Chonghua was born before...

In fact, I have been wondering whether A Niang and Chong Hua traveled back through time as souls or were wearing clothes. It is mentioned in many places in the article that A Niang's appearance overlaps with that of ancient times. But if it was worn, there should be no corpses in the tomb built.

This ending is really perfect, but it's as expected that Cui Zhensheng

It's so short, woo woo woo, I can't bear to part with it

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh I watched it again after a long time and I still can't help but feel it's great. The journey back is not just a modern story, it's about the souls of two people in Qingpingle who have traveled through thousands of years and can finally express their love loudly. It's a whole coherent story. The journey back is to find the one you love in life.

I watched it again and still couldn't help crying with passion.

Ruohuacishuyyds

I've finished reading another book, alas!

I think the modern chapter looks good, especially sweet.

Complete! ! I still really want to know what Zhao wrote in the last two letters.

Author, please update steadily⊙?⊙!