The Assassin's Wrath

I bought a big copy of Wrath of Assassins 1 and 2 in high school, and I bought 3 when I came back as a sophomore, but I haven't read 3 yet. Just like when I secretly read novels in bed, I have become a paper novel that smells of ink and hasn't been opened for a long time. So I will read it again next time I go home. Maybe it will be different from my understanding at the time. When I was in high school, I felt that the characters in it were weird (bushi) Maybe the image of the heroine has been blurred, but I always remember Madouzi, because I was thinking at that time, what kind of author would write such an imaginative novel? I've always thought about it

This kind of setting will always feel creepy.

I finished watching Qin Guo in the middle of the night and followed up with the sequel. I was depressed. I could only comfort myself that these were all fake. There was no little boy named Xiao Zifan and a historian named Hang Chaoyi who gave up everything they had and came to a strange world. They were suspicious of each other and dependent on each other.

Well, that's enough of the story. After that, I regarded you as my son, I spent the long nights with you, I looked up to you to unify the world, I was silent as you burned books and humiliated scholars, I sent you on your way, I destroyed your country, these are all stories I don't want to tell.

It's so well written, I like this kind of Möbius strip. I was afraid of the ending, so I watched the extra story first. At first, I didn't understand why Qingshan suddenly went back. Then I looked forward, and it turned out that Oh Huo went to find Heji. I read the comment section and kept saying that the wind is very fragrant. I also read it, and I just thought he was so pitiful, Heji was so pitiful, and Yuhe was also very pitiful. , There seems to be no one who is not pitiable throughout the article. I understand wanting to save Yue Fei from fighting against the Jin Dynasty, but the author talks about the disadvantages of breaking history from another perspective, which triggers another kind of thinking. Indeed, there is no way. People with soft hearts are not suitable for traveling through time and space and witnessing the inevitable tragedies. People who are not as strong psychologically as Heji have to see a psychiatrist. From the perspective of a decent time traveler, it would be: I am saving history. If they had not died, would this country have developed in a different way? In fact, a book can be written from this angle. If it is well written, it will definitely have a high click-through rate. After all, many people's thoughts are regretful. Why is it that someone who served the country loyally was framed? The statues of Qin Hui and his wife are still kneeling. You can see how sad and hateful we are about the death of General Yue Fei. But there is no reason. This is the perspective of the villain (the good guy). From the perspective of this book, the historical timeline is related to the current world thousands of years later. Whenever a time node is touched rashly, it will be like a butterfly effect, affecting the overall situation, so we have to send out a single Heji to stop it. This leads to everyone's story and unfolds the Qin, Han and other stories for us in detail. I don't know what to say. I can only say that it is so well written. It seems that just talking about feelings is too one-sided. What this book writes is definitely not just a simple relationship, the characters are very three-dimensional. After each person appears in one or two chapters, the specific characteristics of that person can be written. The last time I was so emotional was the dead princess in the latest season of Bad Guys. It only took one episode to bring her vision of the afterlife to the public, ruthlessly reaping the tears of the audience and filling the hole at the same time. In this book, some people want to go into seclusion, some people follow a person, and some people escape from death and put their heads under the knife again for others. The little madman is left alone to find himself. I don't like to look at group portraits. To be honest, I'm very selfish. I'm afraid that if I look at the group portrait, who I like will end up with that character rarely showing up. It's very troublesome to look for sugar. But this book can be considered a micro-group portrait. After reading it, I don't even care about the relationship between Qingshan and the little madman. I just feel that everyone is well written... Author, I admire you

The story between Fanfan and Hang Chaoyi is really too tragic, I don't know how it ended in the end, hey. I also want to watch the extras of Heji and Qingshan and the extras of later generations!

Suddenly I found that the main character column was written about wind, hahahahahahaha, Qingshan, you have such a good sense of existence.

By the way, I just have a question, does Xiao Yifan "fall in love" with Uncle Hang?

Sprinkle flowers? (Fanfan and Hang Chaoyi feel uncomfortable

I can't remember the details, but the reason why Qingshan opened the door was purely a coincidence... Right? This is a beautiful accident