
The Moon Sets in the West Over Chang'an
长安城头月向西
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Historical Romance with Great Writing and a Strong Sense of History
Mostly marriage-before-love.
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BG Stories With Male Leads Who Feel Youthful and Real
As the title says, the female lead and her love interest bicker and play around. (I originally just wanted to sort historical romances, but then realized I read plenty of modern romances like this too, so I'll put them together.)
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Ah, I still feel a little frustrated. The male protagonist hurt the female protagonist many times without a single apology from the beginning to the end. The female protagonist just showed weakness and reconciled. Including having two children with someone else after her previous marriage, she had no explanation for the heroine at all. She only said one sentence that I will love you from now on, but the story ended there. The heroine actually felt at ease. After being slapped, mistrusted, locked up and tortured, and forced into marriage, etc., After a series of disrespectful behaviors of the male protagonist passed, she still showed kindness to the male protagonist, and even apologized to the male protagonist in return after escaping. All in all, it made me very uncomfortable. I felt that it was the female protagonist who was enduring and compromising all the time, and she always wanted to make the male protagonist happy. Even though the male protagonist loves her, it is just a selfish and forced love from a man's own point of view, not love that is equal and respectful.
I feel sorry for the second male lead! I think Huaishu loves Xiaoyu more. Not to mention that he has never hurt the female protagonist, in fact, he also has the strength to compete with the male protagonist for the world. But for the heroine, he chose to give up. What he said, "As long as it is your expectation, it is my wish" moved me very much.
The male protagonist has never felt sorry for the female protagonist, hey
After rewatching it, I still think it is very interesting. The male protagonist and female protagonist are both very good, and the characters are very plump. The emotional entanglement of the three people is like Tokiya Mingya's lament.
Yes, Xiaoyu is not worthy of Huaishu. Don't meet her in the next life.
What kind of magical treasure novel is this? It's so good. I stayed up late and read it in one go. I haven't read such a satisfying ancient saying in a long time. The writing is smooth and beautiful, the characters and plot settings are great, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists is real and touching. This kind of good article should be on the gold list!
Don't date him in the next life. If there is a next life, he deserves better. The heroine is not worthy of him.
Sad, can you sweeten it a little bit? I want to read the story of Huaishu and Xiaoyu in the next life, haha
What should I do? I gave the MVP of this article to the heroine's uncle. This is truly a wise man.
The author allowed the second male lead to live out his life cleanly, and did not design a female counterpart who would fall in love with the balance. The affectionate character design was established. I really like it.