The Shadow Guard Gets Too Big for His Boots

Hanshan and Xie Kuo are really awesome. I always thought Master Hanshan didn't know what liking was. Like Ziyan, it turns out he knew it from the beginning.

Hanshan has no regrets...:(, If Hanshan has regrets, then it has been really painful these years. Someone knelt in the ancestral hall for a long time because of him, but later he got married, and he watched him marry and have children. Hanshan could not leave Xie Kuo. Whether he regretted it or not, Hanshan could not answer it.

Han Shan, Xie Kuo and Chao Chao Tai Dao, among these three, no one is wrong, but no one is perfect. The author's description of emotions is so delicate, but it was so painful that I burst into tears.

Alas, this pair is really hard to comment on, but in ancient times, both responsibility, status and ethics were a big mountain that weighed on him. He once fought but obviously failed. His sorrow is also a product of the times, but fortunately, he failed but fought so hard that the protagonist faced a much better situation. I don't know whether I should be happy about this or feel unfortunate.

I can accept the ending of this couple. Since I chose to let go and get married and have children with another woman I don't love, I can't look back if I go the other way. --No excuses will be accepted

Even if the emperor's love exists, it is a condescending gift. He doesn't care whether the other person wants it or not, and he doesn't care whether the other person loves him or not.

Xie Kuo and Han Shan are indeed regretful. If you think about it, it has something to do with their own personalities. Anyway, they can't control their feelings, but their actions can. I feel that this sentence can be interpreted between them.

I hope lovers will never miss it again. No matter how much I hope that in another parallel world, there will be different endings for the two people, and there will be opportunities to come and go. I hope that people who are imprisoned by power can also find someone who can trust them for life. I believe that you don't have to give up your lover to get what you want. I hope that those who play the world can also stay with their loved ones in happiness for a lifetime. I hope that those who start over will stay together for the rest of their lives, never leave each other, and never waver in love. Finally, I hope that everyone who reads the article with me will have a hard life, but it will be rewarded and they will get what they want.

It's a pity. Can there be a sequel to a parallel world so that Han Shan can have a good ending?

It's very sweet but I feel like Xie Hou is leaving. . . He has suffered for twenty years, and now the person who caused him pain is gone, and his son is getting married. What else can stop him? Maybe it's just that he is heartbroken.