Ah, is this the same plot that everyone in the comment section and I are watching? The author must have done a major overhaul. Is there any follow-up to the replacement? I really want to see the follow-up woo woo (┯_┯)
It's pretty good. Although it's a development ending, it's already the best ending. It's not beautiful if it's written and has a certain direction.
When I was... Excited to chase the ending that might be similar to the extra story, I didn't expect that it would just be a reminder. TAT is right. This kind of open ending is the best way to end.
Who blinded the prince's eyes?
This is the most bizarre article with the most bizarre style, plot, and characters I have ever seen. However, I... Kind of like this article.
Love just doesn't make sense. The male protagonist is unlucky enough to be loved by the female protagonist. Of course, there are no good people here. But how many good people are there in the world?
You save people even if you don't like them, you are really kind-hearted,
The heroine is really mean!
I have seen many people saying that the male protagonist is not good and they want to abuse the male protagonist... I think it is unreasonable. The male protagonist is indeed sorry for his family and has a strange mind (but it should be a problem with the author's plot setting), but the male protagonist is not sorry for the female protagonist. Because he was a bit more handsome, the female protagonist broke his pipa bone and forcibly married him. How many lifetimes of bad luck has this been? ? For a general's son, his health is broken and he cannot join the army. Basically, his ideals in life are ruined, let alone forced marriage. If the script is changed, Dou E is wronged... And the heroine basically has no guilt. I am a yandere, and I feel that the heroine does not look like a yandere. She is just clumsy + has a distorted outlook + cannot love someone (selfish and narcissistic). Like a yandere, she is sinking into blackness and cannot get what she wants. She is torn between love and destruction, and there is no cute point...
Shouldn't those who do whatever it takes to achieve their goals love themselves the most? Why would you be obsessed with another person instead? If you really want to be persistent, why don't you just kill yourself if you live to make yourself unhappy? Watching the person you like protect another woman life and death makes you happy and moved? If I were in the heroine's perspective, I would at least kill the person named Jiang first. Why should I keep it? Are I going to harm myself? Except for the emperor, the actions of everyone else in the whole article were so outrageous that I couldn't understand. The whole family ended up in the hands of the person who had no real power and should be the least threatening. That person didn't regret it and thought it would be over sooner or later anyway, so why not save Xiao Qingmei? Understand the three views of Nirvana in Fire, can you use the brains of marching and fighting to save yourself? It is obvious that you can save the situation, but you must reach a dead end without blinking an eye. This is a ruthless character. The overall feeling is very awkward, mainly because the first perspective is incomprehensible. Is the heroine of the co-author supposed to be vicious on the outside but weak on the inside? Even if my husband suspects that he has given up on himself, it doesn't matter, because I love you? ? ? In the end, it seems to be reversed a few times and then follow the Korean drama routine to cause amnesia. The heroine is really not afraid that one day the hero will remember and stab herself. . . Isn't the heroine following the script of a vicious female supporting character in ancient romance novels? She follows the exact same path of going crazy for love, and the only part of the article that makes sense is the victory of the villain boss? Don't force yourself to write a newspaper article for the sake of the newspaper. It would be too weird to end up giving it back. . . The description of the writing is very good, the plot of the story is very fascinating, it is really the most unique article I have ever seen.
Ah, is this the same plot that everyone in the comment section and I are watching? The author must have done a major overhaul. Is there any follow-up to the replacement? I really want to see the follow-up woo woo (┯_┯)
It's pretty good. Although it's a development ending, it's already the best ending. It's not beautiful if it's written and has a certain direction.
When I was... Excited to chase the ending that might be similar to the extra story, I didn't expect that it would just be a reminder. TAT is right. This kind of open ending is the best way to end.
Who blinded the prince's eyes?
This is the most bizarre article with the most bizarre style, plot, and characters I have ever seen. However, I... Kind of like this article.
Love just doesn't make sense. The male protagonist is unlucky enough to be loved by the female protagonist. Of course, there are no good people here. But how many good people are there in the world?
You save people even if you don't like them, you are really kind-hearted,
The heroine is really mean!
I have seen many people saying that the male protagonist is not good and they want to abuse the male protagonist... I think it is unreasonable. The male protagonist is indeed sorry for his family and has a strange mind (but it should be a problem with the author's plot setting), but the male protagonist is not sorry for the female protagonist. Because he was a bit more handsome, the female protagonist broke his pipa bone and forcibly married him. How many lifetimes of bad luck has this been? ? For a general's son, his health is broken and he cannot join the army. Basically, his ideals in life are ruined, let alone forced marriage. If the script is changed, Dou E is wronged... And the heroine basically has no guilt. I am a yandere, and I feel that the heroine does not look like a yandere. She is just clumsy + has a distorted outlook + cannot love someone (selfish and narcissistic). Like a yandere, she is sinking into blackness and cannot get what she wants. She is torn between love and destruction, and there is no cute point...
Shouldn't those who do whatever it takes to achieve their goals love themselves the most? Why would you be obsessed with another person instead? If you really want to be persistent, why don't you just kill yourself if you live to make yourself unhappy? Watching the person you like protect another woman life and death makes you happy and moved? If I were in the heroine's perspective, I would at least kill the person named Jiang first. Why should I keep it? Are I going to harm myself? Except for the emperor, the actions of everyone else in the whole article were so outrageous that I couldn't understand. The whole family ended up in the hands of the person who had no real power and should be the least threatening. That person didn't regret it and thought it would be over sooner or later anyway, so why not save Xiao Qingmei? Understand the three views of Nirvana in Fire, can you use the brains of marching and fighting to save yourself? It is obvious that you can save the situation, but you must reach a dead end without blinking an eye. This is a ruthless character. The overall feeling is very awkward, mainly because the first perspective is incomprehensible. Is the heroine of the co-author supposed to be vicious on the outside but weak on the inside? Even if my husband suspects that he has given up on himself, it doesn't matter, because I love you? ? ? In the end, it seems to be reversed a few times and then follow the Korean drama routine to cause amnesia. The heroine is really not afraid that one day the hero will remember and stab herself. . . Isn't the heroine following the script of a vicious female supporting character in ancient romance novels? She follows the exact same path of going crazy for love, and the only part of the article that makes sense is the victory of the villain boss? Don't force yourself to write a newspaper article for the sake of the newspaper. It would be too weird to end up giving it back. . . The description of the writing is very good, the plot of the story is very fascinating, it is really the most unique article I have ever seen.