See the Southern Mountain

It's so well-written! It captures the essence of love, hate, family, friendship, the complexities of ruler-subject relationships, power struggles, and all those other ambiguous and indefinable emotions! Although I kept criticizing Song Yi earlier, I have to admit that in the end, Su Qing did have feelings for Song Yi, even if it was just a little, even if it was only because of the Yuan Dynasty.

I truly cannot understand how she could have chosen reconciliation before her death. Neither the world nor he could have fulfilled her wishes until her death. Only after she died did she see him realize his mistakes and even make a promise to see the future. My goodness, he was even worse than that modern boyfriend with incompatible values.

Reading it again, I can't help but marvel at how well it's written. Whether it's the female lead's unwavering loyalty and steadfastness in the face of forced marriage, or the male lead's gradual transformation—though he's a bit slick and a bit rustic—his ability to ultimately place his daughter on the throne already surpasses a whole host of ancient Chinese novels. After reading it once, I'm in a reading slump again! 😣

Sob sob sob, it's too heartbreaking! I cried when I saw Song Yi singing Mulan alone in the back building. Sob sob sob, I hope they can be happy in their next life! And love each other for a lifetime!

Let's look at the ending first. Su Qing died, and it's believed that her soul finally returned to the modern world. Long confined in a cage, she has finally returned to nature. Congratulations to her for finally being freed and regaining her freedom.

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

No one can resist the heroine's incredibly strong personality.

I watched it again, and I salute Su Qing!

Every time I read this chapter about Su Qing's ending, I can't help but burst into tears... I don't even want to care about what happens afterward, even though the later parts are very exciting. Every time I reread it, I can't help but turn to the page where Su Qing dies, silently shedding tears, unable to let go.

The male lead's lines in the beginning were always so cheesy, but the last chapter was quite shocking and moving.