How Could a Divine Drama Be Ruined?

I have been reading about work since high school, and I finally have a small ending. I am so moved. Thank you to the author for continuing to write. I really like this book.

Woo hoo hoo. I finally finished watching it and I couldn't bear to watch it [crying] [crying]. I started watching it during the winter vacation. I stopped after seeing Han Mei entering Southern Xinjiang because I couldn't bear to finish the last part and I couldn't find a replacement. I finally picked up this book again today. I thought I would no longer be interested in it after not reading it for so long, but unexpectedly I still read it and really liked it. The final scene where Futu succeeded to the throne was so cool! ! ! ! ! Move down the Yu family, knock down the Jiu family, and punish the person who knows how to treat the person himself. The name is justified, everyone expects him to succeed, and he successfully succeeds to the throne! [Spread flowers] In the end, the secret decree of the late emperor surprised me. I didn't expect Liang Wugong to have a hand in it. (By the way, I really hate Jiu Shaoqing. The pua is so good that Hanmei gets heart disease and can't afford it... And I don't like Xie Jing as a person. Although he does love his third brother, I feel uncomfortable when I think about the first time God sent someone to blame. I don't like anyone who participated in that episode because I was so shocked. I cried while watching it, which made my heart twitch and hurt for a few days. Xiao Sansi is such a sensible baby qaq) Hey, I really like Han Mei [poor] [poor] [poor], how can I have a protagonist who pokes my xp like this. I like the innocent gentleman Han in the front, and I love the ruthless Xie Han in the back even more. I've said it many times so I won't go into details haha. Everything else I want to say is mentioned in the final score and I won't repeat it. The only regret is... The next one (crying loudly), I hope the author can take a look at our readers who are waiting for food in his spare time at work (I don't mean to kidnap the author and write it), but I am really looking forward to it, Han Mei is not unified yet, I want to see the lonely Han Mei! [Poor] [Poor] Not enough, not enough

Speaking of which, this is my first time writing a long review, and I'm not sure how to write it, so I'll just jot down some of my thoughts while reading this book. It's really good to read. I don't really like to read Machiavellian novels. I always felt like there was something missing in the previous books. However, the various conspiracies and intrigues in this book are really chilling. Compared to the other books I've read before, they really seem a bit childish. I wasn't really interested in history before, but after reading this book, I felt a strong urge to read history. Some of my favorite plots are the one before Liang Wang conquers Sui, Han Mei is imprisoned, Zi Ban ascends the throne and Han Mei escapes to southern Xinjiang. The writing is really wonderful. I especially like Zi Ban making Han Mei swear there. In the words of relatives and friends, it feels like a strong sense of fate. Combined with the small spoilers in the author's words, I feel that Han Mei's oath, which was born after all relatives are cut off, will definitely come true. I really can't bear to let it go, but I think it should be the case. This makes me feel how much power changes people. Huo Wuxie in the original novel and today's Hanmei (and the Hanmei in my imagination) always give me a very similar feeling, but if I think about it carefully, well, I can't tell what they are like if I think about it carefully. It's still not the case. It's hard to tell whether what you do after you have power is from your heart or forced by the situation. As the article says, if you don't hit him, he will hit you. If the current Hanmei doesn't have Xu'er, will she be like the original Huo Wuxie? It's really hard to say, Han Mei is cold-hearted, but isn't it the same with Huo Wuxie in the original novel in the end? No, I'm wrong. Huo Wuxie is not as good as Sister Han and Sister Han. Xie Han always has the most important Qi country in his heart, but whether the sigh he uttered in the south is what he really thinks in his heart or what he feels accidentally. Everything is so intertwined that I can't see clearly, but I can only get a glimpse of Xie Han's magnificent life from the words. Conspiracy and friendship are intertwined. Who can see through the truth? Oulanya is my favorite character in this book. She is like bright paint on a dark canvas, making the whole painting not too depressing (off topic, other Miss Shiou reminds me of the emperor and princess in FZ, and she also gives people this feeling) Especially when compared with Hanmei (not a compliment), Miss Ou's true feelings are even more valuable, and Oulanya is really a pure person. (No, I still can't help but want to condemn Han Mei) In fact, I always feel a little strange about Hanmei's emotional expression towards Xuer in the article, but I also feel that this is how it should be. It is impossible to say that Hanmei is indifferent after years of caring and wholeheartedness. Moreover, although Hanmei is cold-hearted, she also values love and righteousness (of course, for the people he uses, I feel sorry for Nie Shen who has been deceived by Hanmei countless times, and suddenly thinks of the queen in the palace, which is quite reasonable) There is also the system. To be honest, if Tongzi didn't come out from time to time, no one would really care. It's a little uncomfortable to think that everything that is so real to Hanmei is just a few words in the book. However, the author's description has already made the characters in the book more than just a group of paper people. At least in my mind, they are real people with flesh and blood. Since they are real people, I can't see through them no matter how I look at them. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhinging talking about in the end, okay, I'll just write like this (spreading my hands). I want to read the next book, but I don't really want to see it. I really don't want to see Hanmei born when all her relatives are cut off, but it's the way it should be.

In the new book, Han Mei, who has amnesia, will have to face Nan Jing, who hates him.

It's been ten years, when will it end? [Crying] [Crying] [Crying]

DaDa... Wow, I have almost forgotten the plot. DaDa, will there be more updates?

No wonder, the ending of the original work is too realistic and hurtful. I want to see Hanmei become the king of the underworld and chat with people she has fought with before. (Wait! It seems that Hanmei and the others are just here to experience in this world, but they are actually immortals. I remember that there is this extra setting)

The Qi royal family is really good at www. But Wu Shi really makes me laugh to death, who can be more sinister than Wu Shi, hahaha. It's really good to ask for a hairpin sourly and humbly~

However, I was still allowed to pick up Shi Han, but it was so cruel. Why did Wu Shi let Han's sister get a wife?

It's great that we can still see the original extras in 2023. Xie Jing: Am I also a part of your play?