See the Southern Mountain

So wonderfully written! Love, hate, family affection, friendship, the love between monarch and minister, intrigues, and those emotions that are unclear and cannot be accurately defined are all written down! Although I have been scolding Song Gou before, I have to admit that in the end, Su Qing loved Song Yi, even if it was just a little bit, even if it was because of the Yuan Dynasty. In fact, I didn't quite understand why he was anti-imperialist and anti-feudal at first. It was only after the Yuan Dynasty came to the throne that I realized that the whole article was instilling the fact that feudal society eats women. Women control power, are loved by the world, and accept three kowtows and nine bows. This is the sharpest knife. The Yuan Dynasty has power, so what if the world doesn't like her? The situation is very different from that of Su Qing... Yes, the humiliation and pain that Song Yi brought to Su Qing is indelible. Even if Su Qing said that she had reconciled, the trauma would never leave. I just don't care anymore This ending is better than the happy ending of a family of three. It left a strong mark in my heart. Wonderful! It's really wonderful! For Su Qing, leaving this cannibalistic world. For Song Yi, if it hadn't been for Su Qing's death, he would never have understood Su Qing's persistence. Fortunately, in the end, he became a satisfactory father to Su Qing and protected the safety of the Yuan Dynasty in the first half of his life. It's just that I still regret that Su Qing didn't spend more time with the Yuan Dynasty. The time when the Yuan Dynasty lost his mother was far greater than the time when he had his mother. Thank you Qing Yin for the great writing! It's still very satisfying to finish it in one go. Looking forward to new works.

After reading it again, I can't help but sigh that it's so well written. Whether it's the heroine who would rather die than surrender under the force of robbery and stick to her heart from beginning to end, or the hero who makes changes little by little. Although he is very oily and unsophisticated, his ability to push his daughter to the throne in the end has already surpassed a large number of ancient novels. After reading it again, I am exhausted again [biting handkerchief]

Wow wow wow, that's so cruel! I cried when I saw Song Yi singing Mulan alone in the back building. I hope they will be happy in the next life! You can be in love for a lifetime!

Let's look at the ending first. Su Qing died. I believe her soul finally returned to modern times. After being in a cage for a long time, she returned to nature. Congratulations to her for finally being liberated and regaining her freedom.

No one will not love the heroine. Her charisma is so strong.

The male protagonist's sister and Liang Jianwen are both heartless protagonists.

Every time I read the ending of Su Qing in this chapter, I can't help but burst into tears... I don't even want to care about the subsequent direction. Although the latter part is very exciting, every time I reread it, I can't help but turn to the page where Su Qing died, crying silently, unable to let go.

What the male protagonist said before was always greasy to me, but the last chapter was quite shocking and touching.

Who knows, I despised the male protagonist at the beginning, then despised the female protagonist at the end, and cried to death at the end. Oh my god, the Qing family is poisonous.

Read it again, respect Su Qing!