
A Rumor Repeated Becomes the Truth
以讹传讹
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- Completed
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- 243k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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73Chapters
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I finished the ending today because I didn't quite remember the plot and I watched it again before. First of all, there is a sense of powerlessness, and it is difficult to tell the truth when faced with rumors. This feeling of powerlessness has been there since I started watching it, along with the irritability that threatens to explode. There is another point that I am very concerned about. Some people say that it was too good when Gong was reborn before he played with the bad guys. However, I regret that in his previous life, he liked to make small talk. This misunderstanding persisted until the death of the two of them, and it has not been solved by outsiders. This incident was etched in my memory. Even though Feng came back with revenge later, he was completely unhappy. Some things can pass and some things can't. It doesn't matter in this life, but I really want to see the slap in the face in the previous life. I read the copy just for the possibility of such a slap in the face later. In my previous life, I felt that Feng Zhen was an indecisive person. He was long-tongued and couldn't explain clearly, and he had to get involved in everything. He was like a pleaser who didn't know how to refuse. Then Zhou later firmly broke up and never broke up, which made me feel pretty good. Rebirth is completely useless. Feng turned into me for your own good. Although you hurt me, I don't take you seriously. I can solve it as you please, repaying evil with kindness! Week. . . Forgive me! (It's not just me who appreciates your unbroken ties!) This is how I understand the situation between them: In the previous life, the two of them broke up because of family and friends fanning the flames, but the biggest problem was Feng's own personality. The reason why Zhou broke up was because of Feng's group of relatives and friends' weird actions and Feng's attitude, as well as Zhou's belief that Feng had Bai Yueguang and Bai Yueguang himself did not deny it. Zhou didn't want to cooperate with Feng's group of strange relatives and friends. He felt that the best way to stay away from right and wrong was to break up directly by solving the root cause! The strange group of relatives and friends cannot understand people's words and have no one around to leave. It makes people feel at ease (I think this is still Feng's problem. If he didn't dwell on himself and blame himself, but instead found a way to solve the problem, it wouldn't be so intense at all. It's a pity that he has no brains when he gets excited.) Maybe Feng is indecisive when it comes to dealing with relationships, and he is like this with everyone around him. Zhou forgave Feng after his rebirth. I have two guesses. The first is that too much time has passed and Zhou already liked him very much. After more than ten years of his absence, I feel that nothing is a problem as long as we are together. The second type, because it all happened in the last life, you should enjoy yourself in time, and you can't blame this life if it didn't happen. Later, I realized that Feng Zhengsheng also felt that he shouldn't be entangled in the previous life, and it was enough to still follow his own heart now. There are some more base ideas that I won't mention. I am also very concerned about the cheating issue after Feng was reborn. After a while, I don't know what Zhou's attitude is towards his career, but he is completely immersed in his own thoughts. (Mom thinks you are cold) So essentially I think he is the same as his group of relatives and friends who cannot understand human speech, and he is not very able to listen to human speech either. I am neither reviewing the book nor just wanting to complain after reading it. You may experience something different after reading it yourself. From the beginning to the end, there is no normal person in the whole novel, and the characters who have a small role all have one thing in common: "paranoia", a true paranoid literature! It's really worth a look if you want to see something different! Because it will stay in your mind for a long time, it is not the kind of thing that is quickly forgotten after seeing it. To me, it is a kind of mental pollution. It has been five years since my last mental pollution and I still think about it from time to time. Of course, this has not reached the level of asking for a pair of eyes that I have never seen before. I should have read other articles by the author, probably more than one. Writers whose impression of the pen name is unpalatable can skip it and be attracted by the writing. Is this a fateful goodbye?
Hey, there aren't many normal people in this whole article, maybe Xiao Zhou is the most normal one.
Since I don't quite remember what the ending is, I always thought I didn't finish it... This time I watched it from the beginning and found out that I actually finished it, but this ending... Ahhh, I'm not satisfied, the ending was too unexpected.
Although, Sui Ye's lines are too outline/scratching my head
Why is it over? I haven't watched Sister Ye's Revenge yet!
Feng shui takes turns, you will take my place in this life, and I will take your place in the next life.
I never remember that I finished reading this book. It turns out that I always thought it was not finished.
Oh no... There is none...
Caught off guard, I feel a sense of loneliness, ugh
I really like this article. Among Weiwei's works, my favorite is tied with Zhan Qingshui's.