Along the River

Ignorance turned out to be a pearl covered in dust. I read four articles written by her, "The Groom Becomes a Bride", "I Really Don't Want to Wear It", "The Moon Shines on the Green Mountains", and "Following the River". Every article is a good article, and every article is touching. The author's writing style is very smooth and his writing skills are rich. He has done a certain amount of research on the historical background of each article, so the scenes are grand and rich, and the content will not be dry. The creation of each character is also in line with the background and growth environment of the time. The character's personality is three-dimensional, full and real. Therefore, no matter in terms of the structure of the story, the completeness of the content, or the smoothness of the writing, it is a good article. Wanqi Wuming did not deliberately set up the so-called physical and mental torture in the article. Maybe it was set up, but looking at the whole article, it is indeed what will happen under normal development. The most important thing is that there will not be a boring scene where two people misunderstand that they do not love each other and then reluctantly leave each other, so there are very few surprises. Among these four articles, the most direct happiness is "New", a modern and warm article, the two of them are really happy. Of course, there was also some obstruction from family members, but there was less description of this part. I personally thought that this part of the description was basically skipped, so I was not offended. "Old" is a double-travel novel, from beginning to end of happiness. But I personally think that this article is a little weaker among the four. Maybe it's because I personally don't like Xiao Shou's character in it. Perhaps, Xiao Shou's character is the only one that's not so fully described. As for "Moon", I skipped the description of the historical background when watching it, because I really have no love for the history of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. The story is very simple, and the emotional connection between the two male protagonists is also very clear. Although there is death in the ending, it is an acceptable ending. It is completely acceptable. It can also be regarded as my compromise on the fate of the characters in the background of that era. Generally speaking, it is considered a HE. The last thing I want to talk about is "Sui Jiang" which I just finished watching. This is the article among my four that inspired me to write so many words. I don't know how to define the ending of this article. The Emperor and the General, if it were in a peaceful environment, would be a beautiful story. For example, most of the writing in the front of the article can make people see bubbles of happiness. However, their environment was indeed in constant turmoil, which destined the two of them to be helpless. The final outcome, is it BE? Or HE? Actually, I can't tell clearly. Both of them are alive, but are they still in a vegetative state? However, if he is not in a vegetative state, how can he rest assured about everything around him? To borrow a sentence from the author: In the end, Sima Yun lost the world because of Chen Yuan, while Chen Yuan was left alone because of Sima Yun. Which is more important, country or family ties? Who owes whom? Emotions are really hard for people to understand. The ending can be considered an open ending. There is hope in life, right? . . [Actually, I was so tortured by the ending that I thought it was BE. But if you ask me, what does it mean to be HE? I can't tell you, let them all return to the court? It's impossible for Chen Yuan. Let them hide in the mountains and forests from now on? It's impossible for Sima Yun. The final result will definitely be more tragic than this. So I just have to accept it. Finally, in the article about ignorance, there is no conflicting plot about whether you love me or not, whether I love him or not, and whether you believe me or not. The male protagonists always fall in love with each other, and learn to grow and trust in love. All I can say is that it's the heart that makes you fall in love, but it's the times that make you helpless. Finally, I am just being ignorant~ Seeing that I have been tortured enough to write so much, can you send me a spin-off of "Sui Jiang"~ Give me more hope for the open ending

I finally finished reading it, but I still felt an inexplicable emotion. I thought about how to express it for a long time, but I could only sigh. I read it over several days, and by the time I saw it, I had already forgotten many of the details. So I can't judge a specific plot, so let's talk about my general feelings. The word "nemesis" is true and true. However, it wasn't just Sima Yun who defeated Chen Yuan, he also gave up a lot because of Chen Yuan. Whether you are forced to give up or take advantage of it. Give up the opinions of courtiers, firmly favor Chen Yuan alone, firmly believe in him, and have no regrets even if he is betrayed by so many people in the end. However, the palace is really not suitable for the existence of love. Although love is pure, it cannot be tolerated. Sima Yun was originally such a shrewd and intelligent emperor, but once Chen Yuan was involved, he still cared and became confused. On the surface, he remained calm, but in fact, he was confused and forgot the emperor's bottom line. Perhaps the bottom line is not correct, but it just goes against people's general expectations of the emperor. Such a deep helplessness, no matter how many times I watch it, I will still struggle with it. But Chen Yuan can't be summed up simply by three words: "loyal dog attack". The two of them give me a very similar feeling. They both carry a lot of things on their backs, but they are dedicated to each other. So Chen Yuan spent half his life guarding Sima Yun's empire, and another half his life guarding Sima Yun. Sima Yun gave him everything he could, but there were some things he couldn't afford, so he finally took advantage of him. The two fell in love for half their lives, and it was not until the end that they truly stayed together. Is this good? Isn't it good? In my opinion, as long as Chen Yuan does not give up hope, this is a good ending. As long as two people still miss each other and still want to live together, that's HE. Although I once had a thought, I wondered if Sima Yun had struggled underwater, and if there was even a moment, I thought it would be good to die together with Chen Yuan. Well, this idea is too irresponsible and too childish. Just thinking about those ten years of perseverance makes me feel extremely tired... But after experiencing such love and hate, I have no regrets in life. At this time, I thought about Dong again. It had also been ten years, and what would be her outcome. The period of waiting for Chen Yuan in the room all night until the last moment of crying, although it dragged on for a few days, is still very vivid to this day. That was the only paragraph that made me want to grab Chen Yuan's ears and scold him, asking him if he knew what a man meant. ... Oh, Sima Yun is indeed his nemesis, true or false... And the part in Dong's prison made me a little surprised. Was she so sure that the emperor would believe Chen Yuan? Why didn't she plead for Chen Yuan or explain to him? Why didn't she ask the emperor to let Huang'er go? Such a strong character is hard to understand... Although there seem to be a few places where I have doubts, but I can't remember them... I'm really tragic orz Finally, let's talk about other things. After just reading the first few chapters, I was deeply impressed by Wu Ming's intention. Although there are many characters, the appearance is clear and the concept is complete and the echoes are clear. It is not easy to achieve this in a long work. Although there are not many detailed descriptions of the war, the overall layout is clear and gives people the impression that the world is in their hearts, without Ming GJ. In the past, I have always found it difficult to watch palace struggles, but Wu Ming's writing is very easy to understand without being too straightforward and losing the fun, which is also great. But Suijiang is really long... Although I admire the author who can write very long without ending, and I also like the setting of the stormy country, but it seems that the mood is very heavy and sad, and it is very hard to keep doing this (procrastinate to fight), so, I will write a small side story that is light-hearted =v=b (Being Beaten That's all orz. If I keep rambling on, I can't stop talking nonsense. After struggling with these two people for several days, I became sentimental (P) The so-called never leave, never forget, probably is how they feel.

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I have never expected the ending of a book to be BE. Really, Gong has never understood Shou. He is an emperor, an emperor, an emperor. He was betrayed, assassinated, and framed. Gong never wanted to understand him. Standing on his side, he always speaks for others and assassins. That's enough. I really hope the ending is B. It's better for Gong and Defender to never meet again.

Love every style! This postscript makes people feel warm and vicissitudes of life.

It's really a good article, but I can't write a long enough review, so I'll give it a silent rating.

I particularly like A Thousand Miles of Smile, Suijiang and Strange Tales of Foreign Objects. The writing is very good and the plot is exciting. Come on, ancient drama. . . .

I read this article a year ago, but I'm new to the world of danmeiwen and I didn't leave any comments. But Sui Jiang had a profound influence on me. As a direct result, I also tried to write articles with themes of troubled times and war, but I felt that I could not write magnificent war scenes, which was very embarrassing. The author probably borrowed the background of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, vaguely revealing some of it from Wuhuanhua, Jiankang, and Sima, but the author took that period of history into the trajectory of her own heart, which is moving and shocking. I like Suijiang very much. It makes me have a special liking for this kind of literature, but I feel sad that no other literature can bring me the same sourness and touching feeling. I hope this article will live up to your eight months and two years of hard work! Regarding the ending, can I say that I wanted to strangle the author to death at the time? However, this also illustrates the author's success in making readers have such excessive emotions due to the characters in the article, and the author should chuckle. However, this should be a reasonable ending that the author can give after careful consideration. Mr. Wuming, thank you Suijiang for breaking the dull life day after day in such a boring time of preparing for exams.

After a few years, I came here to pass by again. I said I was passing by because I wanted to read this article but didn't dare to read it. I have been thinking about this article in my heart and have been hoping to wait for a miraculous update... I left a deep impression on you through & Two Texts: An author who writes very seriously and tells wonderful stories (after reading the big article, it took a while for Xiaobai to accept it). You Qiyi is the longest article I have ever read and saved. At the end, I was still thinking about how it was going to end, and I still had so much to say... I couldn't bear to see it end. I couldn't bear to read it because of Sui Jiang's ending, but I admired Dada's writing style and style very much. So I could only search various websites, Tieba, Weibo, etc. To find the spoilers, thoughts, and comments after reading this article. I even read the comments after this article one by one, just to relieve myself of my addiction. Think of it as an indirect reward... This is what is called "better than nothing"... (I feel sad even for myself. Why are we the kind of HE common people who can't bear sadness... Tears...) I really love the writing style... Some kind person can give me strength... \"In the end, Sima Yun lost the world because of Chen Yuan, while Chen Yuan was alone because of Sima Yun.\" This sentence shocked me. Is there such a sad atmosphere in the final scene of the play? Is this situation a lose-lose situation? The final outcome of two people falling in love is mutual harm. No one gets the world, and no one gets to depend on each other? Or is the meaning of this sentence unfinished, and the unsaid sentence is that they are willing to sacrifice for each other? If so, I sincerely believe: having a burden would be sweet. But if Sima Yun's personality had not changed like this, he would not have been born with Chen Yuan, but it was not his will to become like this. Does it mean that Sima Yun is not willing to accept this situation?... I feel that I am stupid for asking. Sima Yun has become an unconscious person. It is meaningless to talk about whether he is willing or unwilling... I'm always confused - Sima Yun is unconscious, so he has no feelings for Chen Yuan - is this the case? (Just writing this makes me feel so uncomfortable...) It doesn't matter if he has mobility impairment or speech impediment, but Sima Yun lost consciousness, which makes me reluctant to let go of Chen Yuan. Why is he not reluctant to let go of Sima Yun? Because the person with consciousness and feelings is Chen Yuan. This also made me deeply understand a sentence: the antonym of love is not hate, but indifference. This is my dilemma… It's incoherent, don't mind it. I'm here again today. I'm glad to see a new pit. I don't dare to jump into the trap, I look forward to the end. I wish the reviews will continue to be overwhelming and the popularity will remain strong as usual.

This piece of music is also used in "Dawn of the Heroes" and "Crossing the River"