Through Reincarnation, Love Remains

I reread the novel again. It is really well written. The characters are three-dimensional, plump, and complex. The plot is rich and the logic is very strict. Although I have been in the military camp, my life is quite colorful. I really like auctions and opera houses. It's just that the ending is a bit rushed. There are too few female characters in this movie. From the perspective of the gender in power, it is still a male-dominated society, and women still feel that they are in a weak position (is it true that in the animal world, there is still a huge disparity in physical strength between males and females, hahaha). Although I am in YY, I still really want to read about what a world where women have equal rights or are in power would be like. When can I see the new book~~

It's been two years since I read a novel properly. On the one hand, my 15+ years of book experience has made my taste more picky, and on the other hand, the Internet has greatly reduced the space for authors to play. I have been reading a lot of ancient Chinese classics. I feel that although ancient Chinese has certain requirements for writing skills and attainments in history and literature, it is precisely because of the certain threshold that ancient Chinese is not particularly bad. Because it is not so close to life, it does not have too many interesting points. The situation is different, it seems that I can write it. A single careless description can make a character appear to be mentally retarded. Elite domineering CEOs are often no different from rural upstarts. A childish dialogue can break the original tense atmosphere. But Wu Que and Da Da's real words never made me lose the drama, and the long verbal battles between the protagonists were always fascinating to watch. The perfect heroine has always been far away from the traditional image of a heroine. She is not a virgin at all and is generally good at settling accounts; she does not value marriage and does not require herself to be loyal; she is stubborn and will not give up the life she wants because of love. Generally speaking, the heroines written by the author will bear the shadow of the author or the projection of the values ​​​​identified by the author in his heart. I feel that Da Da must be a stubborn person and there is no need to bend for five buckets of rice. Otherwise, I would never have stayed away from Mary Sues for decades, leaving a lot of good money to write what I wanted to write. Although chapters were often locked or deleted due to rouge, not a single bit was left. This kind of literati's stubbornness is so valuable in today's money society! The topic is a bit off topic. I think the most exciting thing in this big book is the dialogue between the protagonists. The wonderful dialogue makes the character very full. What he says, who he says it to, how he says it or even not saying it at all can really highlight the character of the character. In "Reincarnation", I think Ying Ze and Ge Qing are very interesting. Their images have their own characteristics and are not stereotyped at all. In fact, Haotian basically conforms to the "flower butterfly, gay honey setting", thousands of flowers pass through it, and no leaves touch it. Fear of marriage, fear of dullness, following feelings, etc. Ying Ze and Ge Qing both belong to the straight male hexagram, with noble births and important positions. But the two men have completely different attitudes towards women, which can be reflected in many details. Ying Ze's character makes him unable to escape the word "objectification of women". He is a young man from an aristocratic family. He has watched his father divide all kinds of women into equal parts since he was a child. He has been influenced by his ears and eyes, so it is reasonable for him to have similar thoughts. But he is essentially compassionate and really likes women. He has always been humble in front of Bai Zhi; even when Indira was a slave girl, he could be so humble that he wanted to kiss the hem of her skirt. He divided women into various grades, but he believed that his father and mother were equal. When his mother scolded his father, his father could only endure it. But Ge Qing is different. Although he can refuse to take concubines for Bai Chi, in his values, women cannot be equal to him. This can be seen from the fact that Ge Qing has only had in-depth conversations with Haotian. Men like Ge Qing essentially don't like women, or this kind of love is too superficial. He doesn't have much motivation to understand women as creatures, and he has no interest in communicating more and understanding them more. Therefore, the best way for him to treat a woman is to give her what he can give. As for whether the other party wants it or not, he has no more interest, time, or energy to figure out what she wants. So it's normal for Bai Chi to always love Ying Ze in her heart. Even if her mind is not delicate and she doesn't have much love experience, she can feel that Ge Qing is actually willing to spend much less energy on women than Ying Ze. So if Bai Chi wants to trouble Ge Qing and let him hear her feelings, he will feel offended, but Ying Ze won't. Bai Chi can imagine that he is willing to fight with her or entangle with her, but he is willing to spend time with her. In addition, Ying Ze is much softer than Ge Qing towards the woman he likes. With the noble blood of a noble, he killed prisoners of war mercilessly, but he did not consider the consequences at all when helping Indira escape, and as he said himself, even if he was Ge Qing, he would not kill Indira just because she escaped. He could not do it or be ruthless. Ge Qing can do it. I don't know if he will let Indira go if she doesn't have a child, but I have seen the outcome of having a child. It is obvious that the importance of the heir is far higher than the beloved woman herself. This reminds me of a scene in "The Mansion Gate". Master Qi went against his mother's wishes and said he was going to the train station to arrest someone. In the end, he decided to let Yang Jiuhong (Master Qi's second wife) run away with the ball. At that time, Yang Jiuhong said in tears, I saw the right person. A man's occasional sensibility and soft-heartedness are very attractive in the eyes of women, but Ge Qing is destined to never do this because he is very rational and because in his mind, women's ranking is really low. Finally, I want to make a complaint. Personally, I still like Ying Ze very much, but in the later period, he slaughtered the prisoners without authorization and felt very reckless. Moreover, he was a bit brain-dead and his character suddenly collapsed. I don't know what Wuqueda thinks about it? I can think of it as a foreshadowing of their demise in the next few volumes, but I still think there can be better arrangements.

Good article, why are there so few collections?

Great, looking forward to the next volume!!!! Never give up?????

I can't bear to let this volume end... Looking forward to the new volume opening... Moving to Chang'an

Wuque, come back!!!!

The writing is pretty good, but the content is messy and psychologically distorted.

It's wonderful, and it can write about different women perfectly.

This is really a good article. I hope there will be more volumes in the future. It seems that this is not the first reincarnation.

When will the second part be released?