
Song of the Night Walker
夜行歌
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 384k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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I really love and hate this book. I hope that the heroine is as wide as the sea, and the sky is as high as the bird can fly. In the first half, she is really strong, calm and attractive. In the second half, she is really unwilling to be misunderstood by others and trapped in the house. Even if the male protagonist loves her wholeheartedly, I still feel that she is a bird with broken wings, a fish without a tail, and various designs to slander and gossip. He is unfriendly to her. As long as she is not the daughter of the Jun family, everyone will despise her to death. Why is there so much prejudice against her? She is a life-saving grace. He also boasts that he comes from a famous family in the Central Plains. He knows that she will die when she gives birth to a child. He also designs it so that she cannot choose and allows rumors to fly. Doesn't her life matter? It's so shameless.
I don't know why I couldn't feel the love between them when I saw that they clearly talked about love in the back. I felt the heroine's powerlessness and the hero's possessiveness. I felt unhappy with Xie's family (except Xie's mother), and I wasn't happy with the ending. The part about the heroine giving birth was also very strange. It should be that I couldn't empathize with her at this time, so I couldn't understand her choice.
I'm really dissatisfied with the heroine being plotted by the hero's father to have a child, and the family background of the hero.
The author wrote this article more than ten years ago. At that time, the awakening of female consciousness and the resistance to patriarchal society were still in the minority. You can comment on the limitations of the era of the article, but don't promote the author ~ I believe that there can be so many tough, brave and powerful female characters written, and Azi will definitely be able to empathize with us now
I like Jia Ye very much, but the Tianshan chapter and the Jiangnan chapter are a bit too separate. I personally feel that the male protagonist is not as well portrayed as Lu Jiulang and Zuo Qingci who have serious moral flaws.
It feels like the female protagonist in the later period is like a tiger with its claws removed, kept in captivity, and aggrieved. Does it highlight the friendship between the male protagonist? ? ? I don't understand. I saw Ge Yingren later.
I almost got angry after watching it... What the hell... I just remember finishing it a long time ago, and I was even more pissed off when I rewatched it today. Oh my god, the heroine is picked on every day by the male protagonist's family. This one looks down on that, and that one looks down on the heroine. She still risks her life to give birth to a son. Is it necessary to continue taking risks to give birth to a daughter? I am speechless... The male protagonist also said that he should not give up. In fact, who in the family does not look down on the heroine?
I don't like the Xie family. It was Jiaye who protected Shuying in Tianshan, but they were not grateful at all.
It was still the most exciting when it was in the Tianshan Mountains. After returning to the Central Plains and joining the WTO, it suddenly became cliché.
2 Points for the Tianshan chapter, 1 point for the Jiangnan chapter, 0 points for the Wanyu chapter, -1 point for the Biyi chapter