I Woke Up as the White Moonlight

I changed my account and no longer had any record of purchasing the article, but I was attracted by the article again and read it to the end in one breath. I really feel for everyone in this book, especially Chi Jin and Qi Shi. Ah Jin has never been a weak dodder flower, and he has never needed charity, pity and sympathy from others. A person like Dongmei is born with shackles that she should not have to bear, including the hatred of several generations and the love of several generations. No one asked him if he was willing to be saved by Shen Tong, or if he was willing to step on the lives of Qi Shi's mother and sister and survive by force. He knew that he would have nowhere to go for an explanation in the future, and the only one left, Chi Qianchen, was still kind to him (it couldn't be said to be kind, but whoever Chi Jin asked for an explanation could not be Chi Qianchen). Therefore, in my opinion, Ah Jin's final dissection of his own soul was the most selfish but also the only feasible method. If I were him, I would do the same. Ah Jin sacrificed everything he had, not only to atone for his sins, but also to use all his weight to gain that glimmer of hope and a happy ending, otherwise it would be a dead end. Shen Long and Chi Qianchen are separated by the lives of all the people in Wuyin Mountain as if they are separated by a natural chasm. Why not separate the lives of their relatives between Qi Shi and Chi Jin? What's more, the emotions and emotions that were transplanted into Chi Jin's body can be said to be untied and chaotic, so I am really grateful and grateful to be able to start this ending again, otherwise I would have almost died! The extreme tension between the two made my heart tremble. I cried when Qi Shi stabbed Chi Jin once and left, I cried when he stabbed himself three times, I cried when he forced Chi Jin to kidnap him back to the ghost realm, and tore his clothes to pieces but was brought back to his senses by his senior brother's tears. I cried when he finally looked back and saw Qi Shi's bald head after his senior brother left. Really good cry. What a proud person Chi Jin is, with his pursuits, his beliefs, and his pride. All his exceptions were left to Qi Shi, but he cried when he was forced to put on that red suit and was forced by the person who loved him to abandon him. I don't think he cried at that moment because he hated Qi Shi. When did Chi Jin really hate Qi Shi? What he hates is that two people who are in love are forced to go to that point by the whole world because of heavy shackles. Qi Shi, who finally let go of his senior brother, didn't understand? Therefore, one person never thought about leaving forever, and the other person never thought about letting go forever, but just accompanied each other silently. Just because I saw Fuji's white-haired Chi Jin and raised him and taught him, my heart really breaks. I've been thinking about Shen Tong's state of mind when he used up half of his cultivation to forcefully save Chi Jin's breath. I've also been thinking about why Shen Tong had to kill everyone in Wuyin Mountain in the first place. Since there is no explanation in the text of the initial opportunity for the two to meet, it is difficult to say whether it was a conspiracy between Xu and Wei Snake or other reasons. It's hard to explain. Before I read that Shen Taki slaughtered Kirigakureyama, I actually didn't see a very strong difference between Tao and demons in the world view in the article, or other common worldviews of cultivation, such as those who are not my race must be killed. Although he couldn't think of the reason, what Shen Tong did was destined to be a sin that he would have to bear for the rest of his life. Unfortunately, Chi Qianchen, a young man who used to be a high-spirited man, was implicated in this situation. He could not seek death, and he could not repay the blood debt and resurrect the people of Wuyin Mountain. He could only place his obsession on Chi Jin. Nuo, this is another "responsibility" that Ah Jin never wanted to bear. I felt bad again. If he had never met Qi Shi, I think he might never have wanted to live. It was too tiring to live. When I read about Chi Qianchen's self-destruction, I almost collapsed. I can't imagine Chi Jin's mentality. Everyone in the world can feel sorry for Chi Jin, but Chi Qianchen has never failed him, but it is precisely because of this that Chi Jin is entangled and feels pain. If tide Zui had not given a hint to Ah Jin after gathering his soul, according to Chi Jin's temperament, he might not have made that choice and regained his memory. Of course, these are all ifs. In reality, there are not so many ifs, right? There are also some other characters who are more difficult to reconcile, but these are all related to Qi Shi. I've been wondering what Chi Wensheng and Ran Mo's attitudes towards Qi Shi are. Chi Wensheng has had inner demons since he stabbed Qi Shi. What about Ran Mo and Yu Ange? I used to read books that were popular among people, so I couldn't figure it out as I read them. Hahaha, this is a personal problem for me. Maybe I really like Chi Jin so much that I think no one else is worthy of liking him. Fortunately, other people's unclear thoughts about Qi Shi did not affect Qi Shi and Chi Jin, otherwise I would be angry to death. When Chi Jin said that he was being sentimental, I wanted to smash the table, shake his shoulders and yell, "Who doesn't like you?" ! No one else deserves it! ! Chi Jin is cold on the outside and soft on the inside, burdened with the sins of generations, but has an upright heart. His greatest selfishness was reserved for Qi Shi, and all his resentment was because he wanted to share the hardships with the people he wanted to protect instead of being forced to hide behind Qi Shi, or he was forced to accept the grudges and grudges of others when he was born, but even so, he still found the only way to break the situation. It was said to be a way to break the situation, but how could he know at that time that Qi Shi could really succeed in gathering souls for him? In fact, he was just willing to die in order to atone for his sins. Fortunately, Qi Shi did not really die with Chi Qianchen, otherwise I would have turned into an innocent ghost and would have cried to death in front of Chi Jin's grave! All in all, I really enjoyed this book! The writing is superb, and it is one of the most emotionally engaging novels for the protagonist that I have read in my ten years of reading. It is definitely my top pick. The hundreds of thousands of words kept stretching to the limit, which made my heart tremble. I took the trouble to read it, and I couldn't put it down if I couldn't pick it up. I gritted my teeth and banged the table while reading it with pleasure. Thank you teacher for bringing us such a good story, and I wish you a bright future! My review is a bit messy, hahaha, but I really love Ah Jin very much! Cherish the people in front of you and hope that your senior brother and his Seventeen will be happy. I really cried hard.

OK, I've finished reading it. By the way, the copywriting is seriously inconsistent with the content (face covering)

! ! ! ! ! Both sides are in trouble! ! ! ! Yay! ! ! ! Great, wow, wow, I was worried that Xiaojin would be alone for the rest of his life. Although I didn't see the specific details of how they were hesitating, I was very happy to know that they were also hesitating5555. It's just a pity that Qianchen has been suffering for such a lifetime. I'm just a little curious about the relationship between the current world (?) In which Chi Jin is resurrected and the world of immortality they were entangled with before. Xiao Jin and Xiao Qi came from two broken worlds. What about Xiao Qi's world and the present world? (Dbq, I'm a bit stupid, I don't understand here) It feels like they finally lived in this world, but they went to see Qianchen before. This should be the realm of cultivation, and are the two sides separate? Qian Chen's self-destruction after seeing Chi Jin safe and sound is indeed a bit emotional. It is said that Xiao Qi has been a stalker many times. He has been watching Chi Jin in this world. Before, Chi Jin followed his disciple without showing up. It's a bit funny, but I also think they are a bit miserable. They spend less time together and more time apart. Sometimes when they are together, they just stay in the same space without contact for various reasons. Overall, I think this article is quite powerful, and it finally brings everything back together! Fine! I just felt a little tired at the end. I don't know if it's because I stayed up late to read the first ten chapters before reading it the next day.

A friend recommended this article to me. Me: You call this a sweet article? ? ?

When I read the copy, it seemed normal. When I read the beginning, it seemed normal. When I was about to read it as an ordinary sweet article, the result was... Ha! Good guy, you tortured me so much that my heart trembled. Although I swallowed it wholeheartedly and some plot lines were not clarified, this did not affect my appreciation of the author's writing style at all (of course, don't pay attention to the accusations against the author in the knife →_→).

Don't burn it! Hey, I want to see it!

I think this article is above the standard in jj. Why is the collection far from the standard?

I think the lines are still very messy. . .

I haven't read enough, this article is destined to become Bai Yueguang in my heart, and their story is not over yet.

After two days, this story finally comes to an end. Chi Qianchen, Chi Qianchen, is really heartbreaking. I hope Da Da can give him a good ending and not meet Shen Tong again, but another descendant of the Xian family.