
Peach Blossoms and Springtime Smiles
人面桃花笑春风
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I feel so sorry for Cui Tingxuan! He did nothing wrong, but he was born into a big family, and he was too outstanding. The emperor would not allow the marriage between two aristocratic families at that time, so he lost the love of his life and was lonely all his life. He just wanted to keep those beautiful memories. When he saw his old things being buried under the tree of the heroine's house before he died, he really burst into tears! The man comes from a 200-year-old family with a good family tradition. He also has a childhood sweetheart with the heroine. He feels that the heroine may have a better life if she marries him. It's really hard to calm down!
All the tears were deceived by the extra story. Erlang of the Cui family was so miserable. I wholeheartedly hoped that he would find a congenial woman to live with after going to Jiaodong; and Brother Meng, I always thought that he would come back; including Emperor Zhaohe, it was so miserable...
In fact, Chang Ning would be very happy when she married Cui Tingxuan. She would be as happy as marrying Lu Yan. It is a pity that Cui Tingxuan is such a good person. In this article, there is Shu Mengjun and Cui Tingxuan, which makes people sad.
After reading this point, I felt a lot of emotion. Maybe it was because of the night that I cried. TT I admire the male protagonist for being monogamous in such an environment in ancient times. The male and female protagonists are also very warm and harmonious. Overall, they are very comfortable and get along very closely with reality. Third brother burst into tears when he died. It was heartbreaking for such an outstanding young man to die on the battlefield like that. But I think third brother must have been happy after all, he was so good at martial arts. Then there is Cui Er Ge. The male supporting actor is always so affectionate? Is it because of the integrity of a literary person? He has always been so true to his heart, just because he met her when he was still in charge. The emperor is also one of my favorite characters. He is not so scheming and suspicious, but he works hard to solve the problem. His relationship is full of twists and turns. He lost his mother when he was young. The person he hates the most has accompanied him through the hard times, but his fragrance has faded. That was the sun when he was young? He has caused him to miss him all his life (as the saying goes, first love is unforgettable?). Every time I read the novel, I always feel as if I have finished the character's life...
I originally thought it was a sweet novel, but I cried a lot while reading it. I really envy the relationship and daily interactions between the male and female protagonists. Although they are very dull and they often don't see each other, after most of their lives, the people around them are still him, just like when they were young. The supporting characters in it are all cute and heartwarming, including the emperor, the third brother, and Cui Er. Although the emperor occupies a high position, he is also the most lonely. However, his power does not make him a real loner. He has experienced many hardships with the male protagonist, and in the end, he did not create a big gap with him when he ascended to a high position. This is the most rare thing. The person he fell in love with when he was a boy is no longer alive, but he can only maintain contact with her by holding on to memories, and he feels very sorry for him. Some people say he is disgusting, but I think that at that time, his mother passed away and his father was disgusted. The only care or warmth in the palace came from Concubine Shu, and she tried her best to protect him. His initial extreme disgust for her and her repeated fights with everyone in the palace for her created a huge contrast. It is easy for a sensitive young man to fall in love with such a beautiful woman, and she gave her life for him. After her, no one treated him like she did, so deeply rooted in love that he could not extricate himself. In fact, despite such identity issues, there is not much age difference between them. As the late emperor's concubine, Concubine Shu is only a pawn to balance the court situation. She has no feelings for the late emperor, so it is not difficult to accept it. My favorite among the supporting characters is the third brother. When he was a child, he obviously said that he disliked it and didn't want to play with girls. But when he got new gadgets, he would always show them to her under the pretext of showing off. When I grew up, I took my sister to do all kinds of harmless bad things, and was discovered by adults. Even though I was beaten, I still had to take her with me next time... However, one day I had to grow up and I had to shoulder my responsibilities. My sister always had to get married, and she was always worried that the person she married would treat her badly. I was told again and again, and so on. This is how I imagined my brother. In the end, when the third brother died in the battle, I always hoped that there would be a cliché plot in which the seriously injured young man would be rescued by the medical woman in the mountains. In the end, the two would fall in love with each other and commit themselves to each other for life. However, there was no if, and the young man in bright clothes and angry horses would live at that age forever. Such a good man deserves to be loved by an equally good woman. Maybe in another world, they can be fine separately. Finally, let's talk about Cui Er. In fact, I didn't like him at first. I didn't like him when the heroine met him. My initial impression of him was that he was engaged to the heroine while also having sex with the county boss. Later I realized that I had misunderstood, and I felt sorry for him even more. Being the top scholar in high school and being named on the gold medal list should have been the happiest time in life, but he lost the woman he loved most in his life. The excitement around him when he was parading in the street was even more heartbreaking. What impressed me the most was what he said to Cui's mother before leaving Jiaodong. He had thousands of ambitions in his heart, and the memories of her were enough to sustain him throughout his life. Even if he was asked to stay behind, he would not betray his heart and become intimate with another woman. I felt a little uncomfortable with the male protagonist at this point. He still took in a roommate before the female protagonist. Although it was normal at the time and was sent away in the end, it was still uncomfortable. One of them was confiscated and let go immediately. Since it is dispensable, why should he accept one? Maybe the author also likes Cui Er very much, so he gave him such an arrangement. In fact, throughout the whole article, I really like Cui Er as a character, but have no feelings for the male protagonist. Finally, it was written that after the heroine reaches a certain age, everyone around her will leave one by one. This section made me feel particularly sad. This is really realistic. Maybe people's emotions fluctuate easily at night, so I accidentally wrote so much. I am actually a very sensitive person, and my mood can easily fluctuate with the plot and characters when reading novels, just like what I have experienced. Sometimes a simple line can make me cry for a long time if it touches that point, but I am also very forgetful. No matter how deeply I was fascinated by it at the time, I forgot about it soon after reading it. This is the first time I have written such a long review. I really like the characters in this article. I will leave it at that for now. I will see you again when I have time.
Except for the male and female protagonists, the other main characters have bad endings. I don't like this.
Lu Yan has seen many conspiracies and killings since he was a child, and he has a sinister side in his character. Before he met the heroine, he never cared about his children's personal relationship, and he did not want to be together for the rest of his life, so having a marriage relationship was not a virgin. The author probably arranged it this way for the sake of comparison, vertical comparison before and after the relationship, and horizontal comparison between the characters. Brother Cui is more pure, affectionate and persistent in his feelings. After his death, he will be buried under the peach blossom tree where the heroine was waiting for him. His last words are very touching.
I probably had a brain attack in the middle of the night, so I just read two comments and wrote such a lot of nonsense, but I really don't like seeing comments that casually define other people's attributes... How should I put it? After reading it, I saw many people in the comments saying that it was disgusting that the emperor liked Concubine Shu... It was really strange... Was it disgusting because he fell in love with a married woman or his concubine? Is your sense of morality a little too strong? It's not like we ended up together or anything, it was just a relationship that arose during the most embarrassing and difficult period of life when we were young, and it ended abruptly due to my own misstep at the best time, and it just became the white moonlight in my heart. There is nothing wrong with it. To be honest, the extra story made me shed a lot of tears. When my third brother wrote to Atong and said he would meet again when he came back, my heart skipped a beat. I felt inexplicably that I would never come back. As a result, after watching the extra story, there was no miracle. My favorite is Brother Cui, but this kind of character can only be played by a male co-star, so I have always loved male co-stars since ancient times. Unfortunately, in reality, I can't even meet a male protagonist who is consistent throughout, and there will be no male co-stars like this. So I haven't gotten married now because I have read too many novels and am immersed in different-dimensional male gods... Sigh... I'd better just dream~ It's faster to dream of male gods...
The second male lead always makes people feel bad
I hope that in the next life, Erlang will get his wish and have someone to spend the evening with.