Jade Zither (Ancient-Era ABO)

The passage about horses is so well written. Just like people, Geng Da and Jiang Du are like untamed horses. They seem tamed, but they haven't truly given their all to Zhen Zhen. Otherwise, Geng Da wouldn't have let Zhen Zhen leave, become a fool, and become a concubine; and Jiang Du wouldn't have failed to stop Geng Da.

Luo Luo does indeed love Lu Jian the most, but Luo Luo is more than just Luo Luo; she is also Luo Yuzhen.

Lu Jian really made me imagine a little wild dog who had grown up crawling and tumbling, never having seen anything good before. He was fierce and wicked, and when no one was looking, he finally seized the opportunity to grab a shiny little pearl. 🙏 But the little pearl belonged to someone else, so he had to keep it under his paws, in his mouth, and hidden under his belly, so that no one could find it. 😣

Today's chapter title is a poem I really like. "I am a carefree wanderer of Qingdu, ordained by Heaven to be unrestrained and wild. I have granted rain and clouds, and repeatedly borrowed the moon's favor from the clouds. Ten thousand poems, a thousand cups of wine, how often have I paid attention to princes and kings?

Lu Jian is so adorable! 😣 He's such a contradictory and complex person. He's never been loved before, yet he falls in love for the first time. He loves so much that he doesn't know what to do. He's so insecure and self-destructive, constantly bringing up the past when Luo Luo didn't love him. 😭 The author really poured so much effort into portraying Lu Jian. I even think his character is more three-dimensional than the other male guests. How can you not love such a vivid character?

It's truly oppressive, truly disgusting. What Xiao Zhen wants is a heartfelt, caring, and enduring love, but these two are too domineering; currently, neither of them can provide that. Xiao Zhen doesn't want that, but Jin Yu and the others haven't given her a choice, pushing the process to 100%. She dislikes it, hates it, but feels there's no angle to hate them, only disgust.

I'm really heartbroken. Geng Da and Jiang's love is truly that of East Asian parents, filled with controlling desires and subtle malice. Only Lu Jian, because she's not a naturally born Celestial Dragon, doesn't know how to love. She's treated like a dog that bites its master, and Luo Luo's current suffering stems from the fact that she's genuinely fallen in love with Lu Luo, the dog trainer, and…

The fact that the older brother and sister-in-law are together only serves to highlight Lu Jian's sincere and unconditional love for Yu Zhen. Yu Zhen has also matured considerably. Ah, I hope he finds happiness. Why is it ending so soon? Can we have all of them? Author, please let us have them all! With Xue as her virtuous husband and Lu Jian as her beautiful servant, that's enough.

Don't be so upset, baby. Try to think about it from a different perspective. The fact that you yourself wrote about feeling upset shows how brilliantly you wrote it. Jiang and Geng's characters were already quite dark and cruel, so these two chapters weren't that painful. You didn't describe Luo Luo's inner turmoil too much either; I think your handling of it was already very good.

The older brother and sister-in-law seem to be playing the role of Xiaozhen's parents in some ways. They want to pamper and love her, but also discipline and scold her. They want her to have her way while also getting what they want themselves. It's perfectly normal for Xiaozhen to hate Lu Jian. Right now, the person closest to her is still Lu Jian. It's all your fault, all your fault.