Immortality (GL)

Ending for the sake of ending. I finished reading it in one go, and the story framework is basically clear. There is a skeleton, but the flesh and blood decoration is not enough. After reading it, I don't know what the author wants to express. The author wants to say that the heroine and the heroine have been in love for two or three thousand years, but they have to be reunited and cannot save the heroine. Then, they are tired. In the end, the two find their own mothers, which is equivalent to two people committing suicide. It may be that the author feels that this book is not a good profit, but overall, the novel's framework can have holes in a well-thought-out design, which leads to this regrettable ending. The summary is that the first girl and the second girl failed to defeat fate. Three thousand years passed, and then they were exhausted physically and mentally. Both committed suicide. After reading so many books, this is indeed the first time I have seen this. Maybe I haven't read enough. But I still hope that the author's book can express something. This book is not interesting enough. The ending is disappointing if you read it quickly, and it is difficult to finish it if you read it intensively. It's a pity that I stayed up until 3:30 in the middle of the night and got this ending. It's a pity that I wasted several hours of sleep time.

I read in the comment section that the ending was too hasty. In fact, I think this ending is just right. The Queen Mother of the West created Prajna and let Jiang Zhongxue suffer the tragic death of Qin Changsheng's reincarnation. In fact, he was observing the human world we know constructed with its spiritual world to feel human emotions. Countless generations of Qin Changsheng went to Kunlun to make false wishes. Most of them failed, but some succeeded. The price of success was his favorite Jiang Zhongxue and Ban. If they die together, they don't understand Jiang Zhongxue's grief when he sees his lover die tragically time and time again. They selfishly think that they can see Jiang Zhongxue forever and bind the two together with a curse. Why is Jiang Zhongxue and Qin Changsheng sometimes alienated and sometimes caring? I think the reason for the alienation is the wish made by the previous generation Changsheng. It must be false for Jiang Zhongxue not to complain, but because the person who made the wish is Changsheng, he cannot let the complaints stay in his heart forever. Then when it comes to the issue of obsession, what Jiang Zhongxue likes will always be the immortals of the Zhen family. The subsequent immortals are all independent souls with the virtual shell of Miss Zhen's family. But the tragedy of that year was caused by Jiang Zhongxue. Her obsession with immortals has reached the point where life is meaningless without seeing Changsheng. Therefore, dying together in Kunlun is actually the ending of mutual redemption between the two. They also told the Queen Mother of the West "What is love in the world?" When I first read it, I guessed several endings, but none of them were as satisfying as the ending in the article. However, there was a touch of sadness, where it started and where it ended. The mountains and rivers will eventually meet, and they will meet again.

It's too bad. The author has been single-player, but ended it hastily before a lot of people jumped out and said it shouldn't have ended like this.

The ending is well written, not rushed, and even one more word won't have such a long aftertaste~. The ending is sad, but very true. There are not a few words about love in the whole book, but it does make people feel the deep love between Jiang and Qin! Give the author a thumbs up!

It's true that the traffic is not good. I saw it by chance after so many years. Thank you to the author for your hard work.

Is there no follow-up? What about those people? There will be a little brother's extra story about immortality. Jiang Zhongxue Banruo has been offline.

Are the last two chapters the same?

It's a very good book, but the ending is too hasty and leaves many holes unfilled. I have to rely on my own imagination.

I'm confused. I didn't read this book before reading the comments above, but it actually looks good.

Only after reading the full text did I know what the copywriting meant. Woohoo.