
The Moon over the Northern Frontier Is Frost-Cold
塞北月如霜
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- Danmei (BL)
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- 18y ago
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It's a short story, but the relationship is really on point [touching the head] I originally thought it would be sad for the two of them to separate, but in fact, when I saw the end, I had never been so eager to hope that they would never see each other again. The change of tactics also won my heart ~ Sincere people should be treated well. Is that right?
Looking back now, I think Jian Shi looks like Shen Meng in "Warm Light". He's super cute, right?
Oh my god, I've read novels for so long, and he's in the top three, it's so awesome! Why haven't I discovered it before? Ahhhhhhhhhh
There is a feeling that with Chen's personality and ambition, he is destined to never get true love in his life. To put it bluntly, he is not even worthy of true love, because he will eventually sacrifice your feelings under the balance of interests. Unless, of course, the Virgin appears. You can tell by looking at his methods that he can kill family ties and bloodbath the palace for power and position. He can be cruel to others and even more cruel to himself. In order to get what he wants, he can sacrifice family, love, friendship and so on, so he is destined to not get it. It cannot be said that he has no heart, I can only say that if necessary, he can even sacrifice his heart. Some people may think it is very sad, but that is what we onlookers think. For him who puts his ambition for power first, maybe there is nothing sad at all. That's what love is like to him. Therefore, I don't feel sympathy or misery for him. He also seeks mercy and gets mercy. After all, it is his own decision to take the path, so just don't regret it. Yun Cheng was right. His sincerity and magnanimity should be cherished by those who understand and value him.
It doesn't feel like it's finished. This ending is the best. It feels like there was no hope that Ying and Mei could be together from the beginning, and the foreshadowing was well laid out. I just didn't expect that Zhuangzhuang would write sadistic stories in his early days. But if you understand from the beginning that two people can't get together, it's not really cruel.
I want to read the two banned chapters. It doesn't matter if he's meaty or not. The key is how he became a general, what did Xue Lindu do, and how did the eleven-year-old fighting young master fall in love with his own soldiers. I found the treasure article too late, and burst into tears
It's a pretty good ending, it feels like it should be. I'll just assume that Yunhu got together in the end. Emperor He does not deserve love. As for the Cha-Jian pair, I feel like Cha-Jian is just an unrequited love. What puzzles me is that Hu Xiyun, knowing that Yun Beihe shouldn't be so calm, feels a little too calm to me.
So? . . Horse riding man, you are mighty and majestic~
Cold Rain Blade The small bridges and flowing water in the far south will never understand the ice and snow of the wilderness in the north. But the ice and snow in the north will never understand the cold rain in the far south. Far South America. Beautiful people, beautiful things, beautiful everywhere. But the rain was cold, and the imperial city was shrouded in long strands of rain, like a cold cage. In the cage, people's hearts are as cold as a knife. Some people leave only to come back again because they know they can't truly escape no matter what. They would rather sharpen themselves into swords. The sword will see blood, you will die and I will live. He won't understand. Of course he wouldn't understand. Although Shuo Yun lost his parents when he was young and witnessed his tribe being invaded, he actually didn't lack anything, and he received a lot of love. His parents loved him very much during his lifetime, and his uncle who later adopted him also regarded him as his own son. The young man met the general again and entered the military camp, where he also received much attention and favor. In fact, Shuo Yun has never been hit by despair, because the misfortunes he encountered were all given by "strangers". The same hatred, this kind of hatred is far less profound than being hurt by the person closest to you. Secondly, he is simple enough. He is so naive that he doesn't even make much progress when he grows up. Since I like cunning smart people, well, I don't like Sakumo. He has let me down when he should be most mature. But after all, he lives in Saibei, where everything seems simple and clean, and the unclean things have been buried in the snow. Only in such a vast Saibei can there be a young man like Shuo Yun. Everything in his eyes and heart is simple. But because of this, he didn't understand He Wuwei and couldn't accept what he did. I can't say that He Wuwei's choice is bright and just... But He Wuwei is a sword. The flawless jade scabbard is engraved with complex patterns, and the sword hilt is decorated with green sword tassels, which is full of remote southern charm. Even if he looks like a beautiful, harmless ornament... He's still a sword. It's a sword, and it will be unsheathed one day. What's more, this sword was polished by the cold rain. Everyone has different intentions towards him. His mother wanted to gain the emperor's favor because of him, but the queen regarded him as a thorn in her side, and the emperor got rid of him without any secret. His royal brother knew everything, but he was also afraid of him, so he said nothing and threw him into the distant and unfamiliar Saibei. Some things are clearly worthless, but everyone loves them, such as rights. People with low power bow to those with high power, but in their hearts they long for more power. For it, he would even put a knife in the heart of the person closest to him. Even though he was his child, his friend, his brother. Can't bear it? Then you can choose to surrender, but don't try to escape. All relationships are as pale as paper in front of the imperial power. As long as necessary, someone will cut it off. The Imperial Capital is not He Wuwei's home. All the soft connections between him and there have been severed... Maybe they never even existed. But how much contact does Saibei have with him? There was always a corner in He Wuwei's heart where it rained all year round, and he never really left the imperial city. He knew he could never truly leave. That kind of coldness cannot be erased. It has been penetrated deeply into the bone marrow, seeping into those cracks together with the cold rain. Warming yourself with the snow in Saibei is like drinking a dove to quench your thirst. A pure boy like Shuo Yun is really not suitable for Wuwei. Because he is simple, he does not understand some things that he should understand. With such a character, people will not have the desire to tell him about the pain, unwillingness, struggle, and the unbearable and ugly worldly things. I was very dissatisfied with the plot of He Wuwei's sexual intercourse with Shuo Yun... The warm version in my imagination should have Wuwei confiding to him his helplessness and pain all the time! Rather than just possessiveness. This kind of unscrupulous plot of just possessing the body to satisfy desires is extremely unscrupulous. But how to tell him? How can one understand such an indescribable cold without experiencing it personally. In Shuo Yun's heart, there will always be the sixteen-year-old He Wuwei, that innocent and harmless boy. He likes him, but he doesn't love him. Even what he likes is not the complete fearlessness, just the pure part of him. So later Shuo Yun said that he was really smart, such a young child could have such a deep scheming mind - but how young is a sixteen-year-old boy? Maybe he only showed the lovable part of him, but how much did Shuoyun know about him? How much did he take the initiative to get to know him? If you don't know a person well, how can you say that he is important to you? He didn't discover Wuwei's hidden side, but he fell in love with Wuwei willingly. He couldn't blame others, let alone He Wuwei. Suppose you fell in love with a guy and later found out he was a jerk. Would you blame him for making you fall in love with him? Shuo Yun's love did not grow during the years of separation, but was worn away by time - remember this is another reader's point of view. You don't need to fall in love with everything about someone, but you must at least try to understand and understand the part you don't love. Shuo Yun cannot accept Lai Wuwei's choice, and his love is destined to be shallow, and can only stop at liking, and then slowly fade away. He couldn't even accept the grown-up He Wuwei - that was out of his control. He was horrified to find that He Wuwei was no longer as innocent as he remembered. Later, He Wuwei shattered Shuo Yun's memory that Wuwei was innocent and harmless, and completely killed the boy who didn't actually exist. He didn't understand him, but he didn't want to understand him. Shuo Yun feels that he no longer needs his protection, so he will not keep his promise. But he was actually disappointed in He Wuwei, right? He didn't want to protect him anymore, the sixteen-year-old boy was dead. After spring returns, the plum blossoms have not withered. There is only a faint fragrance left, no one can smell it. Even though He Wuwei looked innocent and harmless when he was young, he was a prince and had seen and experienced countless overt and covert fights, and turned into enemies. Shuo Yun didn't understand his experience and his situation, so he simply wanted He Wuwei to stay - so what if he stayed in Saibei, his life could still be put on the edge of a knife at any time. No one can protect anyone forever, how can one person fight against the imperial power. And Shuo Yun doesn't know how long he can endure his firm feelings? Maybe, if he chooses to stay, he might really be able to spend his life with Shuo Yun. But He Wuwei is the prince. He is ambitious, and he is not willing to spend his life powerlessly like this. He has been sharpened to a blade, just waiting for the day when it will be unsheathed. Nothing can stop him. Although his royal brother has sat on the throne, he is still worried about the throne being taken away. He lacks the confidence and courage to be the leader of a country. Since He Wuwei has the ability to govern a country, why can't he seize the throne? You can't ask others to be saints and forget all hatred. The ending now is their own choice. Three points of intoxication is ultimately not worth seven points of sobriety. They all have something more important than love to protect. I don't know how He Wuwei felt on his wedding day. Looking at the bright red everywhere, will he think of the blood that dyed the palace red that day? Do you think back to the grassland boy who was destined not to belong to him? But I know he will never regret it, never. This is his choice, and he is more fearless than anyone else. In life, there are always some unsatisfactory things. Then don't force it, be a wise monarch, and give the people of the world a peaceful and prosperous age. The eagle in Saibei has wings, but it will not miss the sky in the imperial city. Mei, who lives in the far south, misses her dearly, but cannot leave the prison. The white snow that once brought him warmth has melted. Now that things have come to this, the cold rain in my heart has turned into solid ice.
It's anticlimactic~~~~~~~~~How come such a good article has such a bad ending~~~~~~~~~~Write some extras