Demonhood

QAQ's original so-called open ending is like this... I had always hoped that Ming Deng would become a Buddha, but he still became a demon (I don't know if it should be stated that the lamp became a demon. The author wrote in the copy that the heroine became a demon. Could it be that Ming Deng turned into a demon?) I'm a little confused about this ending, but the mention of karma and reincarnation can be a little comforting. My most intuitive feeling is probably that the identities of Qingyan and Mingdeng are interchanged again, which is both cause and effect. Just as black and white coexist, good and evil coexist, Buddha and demon coexist, if there is black, there must be white, if there is Buddha, there must be demon, and if there is cause, there must be effect. Mingjing's final choice is also cause and effect. Qingyan has always said that she must pay for her blood debt, but it is unclear who committed the blood crime. There must be a cause, and this must be the effect. The author's writing style is sophisticated, and his descriptions gave me a feeling of switching between dramas. The shock and heartache just kept coming. The whole article is hazy, without explaining or clarifying. Is it really the Buddha who said "it cannot be said" (laughing and crying) At first, I thought it was wrong to write it in reverse and right, because in my mind, the male and female protagonists must be right. The steward Uncle Zhang I met in the small village at first was wrong, and then people like Feng Chenghe were also wrong. If you stick to your heart, it is a bit confusing. The author seems to have said that neither the male nor female protagonist is good. Well... It is really difficult to understand QAQ In the end, as a reader who reads it for romance, I just treat them as being together. Even though their cause and effect are reincarnated, their memories are profound, just like the author said that one should bear the weight of life and awaken to the virtuous cycle of love, so based on these clues, they are together. It is really too painful. Angry, I feel that the "cultivation" is too shallow and I can't understand it thoroughly. The article still needs to be refreshed.

The writing style is really amazing... Every word and every sentence is very emotional, and the blank space also makes people feel unfinished. I am so lucky to find a good and unpopular article.

I really like it!

Hahahaha, what do you care about?

It would be great if made into a movie or TV series, I look forward to it

Wow wow wow, this is too cruel

Buddha said: There are eight sufferings in life: birth, old age, illness, death, separation from love, long-term resentment, not being able to ask for something, not being able to let go.

How can you tell me all about it? I kept feeling heartbroken as I read it. Maybe it's because I feel distressed. I don't know why, but it's really well written.

How can you tell me all about it? I kept feeling heartbroken as I read it. Maybe it's because I feel distressed. I don't know why, but it's really well written.

(A bit brain-burning) Good-looking (??ω??)??