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I feel dizzy, but
. . I want to say. . Soon. . It seems like the author had an urgent need to urinate from the beginning = = Also. . This. . That. . I like cheerful people. . Hmm. . Not handsome enough, not refreshing enough, but hey, he writes better than me, so I think the trip is worthwhile.
Haha, it's a good story, but it's also unspeakably sad. Jun Mo Wen's tragedy is obviously caused by Jun Mo Wen's machismo: "I only want to be better than you, but I will never catch up with you..." I think of Shi Qing and Mei Qinggu in Lao Jin's works. The tragedy of Feng Buji is that he was deceived by the skin and mistakenly fell in love with the object of his love. He mistook Jun Qingqing, who was alluring with a sword but with an ordinary appearance, for Lin Tianxia, who was the most talented and beautiful in the world. He didn't wake up until he saw Jun Qingqing's figure again, but the lover had passed away. The tragedy of Jun Qingqing is that firstly, as the daughter of the Jun family, she cannot learn superb swordsmanship no matter how talented she is; secondly, she has an ordinary appearance and cannot make the people she likes pay attention to her. Lin Tianxia, who has a handsome appearance, is the best in literature and martial arts, seems to occupy all the beautiful women in the world, but cannot get love because of her husband's male chauvinism. In sadness, all his talents are wasted in the countryside, which is really regrettable. The tragedies of these four people are, in the final analysis, caused by the differential treatment of men and women in the world - gender discrimination.
The article is too difficult to read It's been vague for so long. It's time to give a clear ending to tie the whole story together. And Jun Mo asked, is that kind of man worthy of the heroine's heartache? Just a bastard man
The protagonists have changed before and after, right... The beautiful is beautiful, the mysterious is mysterious, but I just don't understand...
I don't understand. I don't understand. Could it be that someone from the Jun family killed Jun Mowen? He committed suicide? Can anyone help explain?
There are many mysteries in Junda's writing...