The Grand Eunuch

Like a romance that has been submerged. Very sophisticated writing style, the story develops in an era similar to the Ming Dynasty, focusing on the story of eunuchs and officialdom. The portrayal of the characters is very vivid and brilliant. There are many characters, but most of them only use a few words and incident selection to make each character's image and personality very vivid. At the same time, you can also get a glimpse of the outdated side of that era. Everyone looks at people with colored glasses. Eunuchs are high officials, but the literati look down on them, and the people also look down on them. The eunuchs themselves often look down on themselves, but at the same time they look down on prostitutes and actors. Everyone begs others not to look down on themselves because of their status, and at the same time they are looking down on others because of their status. They all look down on each other out of their own aloofness, showing sympathy for each other but looking down on each other. Being framed in a frame defined by social status makes people feel a little sad. What stands out to me most about Xiao Xie in this article is not that he always sticks to his heart, but that he has never been framed by these frameworks. I like the whole story of the article very much, it is like telling a story under the wheel of history. We are all imperfect and flawed people, and being an adult is no different from being a commoner. Even if Liao Jixiang is doing the most people thing, nothing has changed. Society has never changed due to temporary changes and has stubbornly followed its own course. If you look at the beginning and end of the article, a group of people sitting in official positions have changed, but the society seems to have not changed, and the people have not changed either. They respect all noble people, even if they are just drowned in the dust. Very sad background. I really like the early letters between the two of them. I feel a strong sense of confidant that I have never met before. The unexpressed emotions and thoughts are all condensed in those few pages of thin paper and a few simple lines of words. I long to be read and understood by another person, and I think that he will definitely understand. When watching it, I felt a very strong emotion coming over me. In fact, the person who misses the other person is probably because he has revealed a large part of his heart. My favorite characters are probably Zheng Xian and Jin Tang. Zheng Xian was really gorgeous when he first appeared, but the two sentences at the end seemed very pitiful. He seems to be always aloof, but in fact he still has low self-esteem. He is envious of Liao Jixiang and therefore jealous of Liao Jixiang. In fact, he just wants someone by his side who can love him and stand completely on his side. I feel that the eunuchs in the novel are a bit lacking in love. Perhaps it is due to their innate inferiority complex and they can give almost everything once they get something. What impressed me the most was the sentence: "Eunuchs are the most difficult to control, but if you can control them, they will cut off your head or even die for you." They don't like themselves, so they can sacrifice themselves. PS: Sometimes I feel that there are a little too many cars and that Liao is a little too soft. He has a strong heart and dares to sacrifice his life for righteousness. He has low self-esteem and is a little aloof and cannot be ashamed. So I feel that I suddenly soften next to Xie, a little too soft, too much wanting to get some comfort, but it feels just right next to He Mei. The other people's sex scenes weren't very soft, but when they came to him, they gave people a "delicate" feeling. There is one part that I read too fast and I didn't think about it carefully at first. Now that I think about it slowly, I can roughly understand: Why did Liao Jixiang's group of people commit suicide one after another before he was killed to be loyal to him, as if they just wanted to give him a little respect that was almost non-existent, alas.

I cried while watching it. Every pair of cps made people feel the pain of be. It can only be said that the eunuchs at that time were born at the wrong time and everyone suffered. And I was shocked that they pursued a deep love like moths to the flame. Fortunately, Liao Jixiang has Xie Yilu, who is crazy about love, and fortunately the ending is he. This article is so cruel that I can't bear to read it and put it down. What a great article!

I saw a comment by a sister before and thought it was very well written: "In addition to the protagonist, the whole supporting cast is a novel. Those who value love die for love, those who value righteousness die for righteousness, and those who are obsessed with power die for power. Liao Jixiang and Xie Yilu also lost everything in exchange for it. "In the long river, everyone is just a chess piece." It hurts so much. Thank you, the author, for bringing us such a good article with deep content and excellent writing. [Hug] [Cry] It only hurts a little bit when I read it. It was okay in the early stage, but every time a supporting character dies, my heart breaks again. It's so sad again. Those foreshadowings are like dense stitches buried in every dialogue and plot. No matter which chapter I click on, it's very sad. I can't be happy wherever I look [crying] [heartbreak] [heartbreak]

The stamina is so great that even though I only watched it once, I still remember the plot very firmly. I often start to automatically recall classic plots when I lie down and relax, whether they are good or bad.

They say Gong is a loser, but every time something happens, Gong will step forward.

So the monk who chants sutras for Wang Liuer is Meacha.

I always feel that Xie Yilu is quite useless. He is easily led by others, has no ability to resist, and is not tactful. He is a mediocre scholar, but when he looks at the back, he has to say that he is a true man who is infatuated!

I don't know what to say, it's like watching a drama come to an end, and they dispersed and left. A drama came to the end, and only the babbling words echoed for a long time.

In fact, it is also a change of attack in a certain sense. Suddenly, I found that Long Live Lord is still not suitable for us to cultivate spring.

Needless to say when you see this, the protagonists are a match made in heaven.