Clothe Me in Armor

I really can't feel that Taji is loved, and I can't even feel Changming's love. Looking along the way, Taji kept losing, giving in, and forbearing. It was obvious that he worked very hard for his dream. He was bullied all the time, and no one could help him. He just accepted it when he felt wronged. It made me hold my breath.

Finished with flowers. Reading this article is really like picking up a treasure. From the writing style to the logic, it is perfect. The war, intrigues, and love lines are all very well drawn. Is the author majoring in literature? Reading the whole story is very smooth, just like watching an epic. It feels like it is not limited to the love between Tao and Taji, but more like writing historical facts. It describes the difficulties of national integration at that time, which is a rare good article on the market. But personally, I still think this article has a few flaws, mainly about Taji. I can understand that Taji and Tao like each other, and their love for each other is unquestionable, but I really can't help but feel sorry for Taji. He has been losing his tribe, relatives, and ideals. He is so miserable. The eagle that galloped on the grassland back then was hurt step by step. At the same time, I also feel that Tao is really a bit naive. In a relationship, two people need to pay together. Obviously, Taji pays more. When Taji decided to go to Beijing as a hostage, Tao felt a little aggrieved. This is what I couldn't understand the most. At that time, Taji should have been hurt the most, but Taji still needed to coax Tao. It can only be said that Tao can understand Taji, but not much. In comparison, Taji can understand Tao better. Just like what Zuo said, if Taji didn't have such a temper, it would really be bad. There is also the scene where the clan rebels later. Tao's reaction is consistent with that of a monarch. Although he later expressed his trust in Taji, from the perspective of a lover, it can be said to be a bit chilling. I came here from Cannon Fodder Gong, and I think the part where Cannon Fodder Gong was provoked by others was very well written. They know each other, love each other, they understand each other, understand each other, and they can trust each other 100%, even if they are kings. I always feel that Tao is not good enough to Taji. She really is not good enough to him. How could Tao, such a person, have the heart to treat him like that in the later period? No matter what, I still like this article very much. I hope my wife will have better works in the future~ Looking forward to it

I feel that HE is not as good as BE. Taji is really losing all the time. If love is really like Taji, it would be better not to have it. It is too torture.

Officially certified Taji brand is a strict wife control [laughing]

It's a pity that the author had to write an 800-word essay to explain... Actually, I think Wu Huan caused such a situation because of the disunity of the people and the cunning of the people. To be honest, except for Taji, Sezhu and Aini Tufeng, every Wuhuan person is annoying. One second they will call you brothers, and the next second they will kill them all. They are too eager to attack Xiwuhuan and fail to stabilize the internal affairs. There are internal and external troubles, and Emperor Dayu is eyeing them. I don't know how to save this situation. It is too difficult to unify. If Gong hadn't thought about friendship and used the same battle formation as before, Wu Huan might have been destroyed directly. Would he still be fine now? It's not that Li Changming doesn't love Taji... As a subject of Dayu, he just did his duty. If he doesn't fight, won't other Dayu generals fight? He went to lead the troops to fight in a straightforward manner, without taking advantage of Shou or deceiving Shou's feelings. Shou's loss of relatives was not Gong's fault, it was the Wuhuan people's own doing. Everyone was scolding him as if he had wiped out his entire clan... In fact, what had he done? He took the Tiger Talisman and beat up the Wuhuan rebels and some of Shou's men. At the same time, he weakened Shou's power so that he could no longer unify Wuhuan. But at the same time, he quelled the civil strife this time. If Gong hadn't intervened, Shou might not have been able to save his life because Shou was too soft-hearted. His soft-heartedness would be Jerry's sharp sword that stabbed him. Gong suggested that he go directly to force him to surrender. He took care of the people in the city. Jerry asked him to take poison in exchange for his life. He just changed it. It's not that being soft-hearted is bad. It's that being soft-hearted makes it difficult for him to realize his dream of unification. I can only say it's a pity, but it is inevitable. Alas, I was tortured to the point of bursting into tears. I felt sorry for both of them, but if I were to take on either side of them, I would only be made worse by them. They are both right in their respective positions. [Cheek support]

When Guaiguai is angry with her husband, she acts like a spoiled child. She's so cute.

Wei Nu is simply seriously ill. She is greedy, stupid, brainless, and insatiable. She made a mistake and was wronged first. She behaves as if the prince is sorry for her. She is just a little concubine (Where does the prince usually treat you harshly? Where does the shame come from to ask the prince to care for you and pamper you like his wife? What kind of identity do you have?) How dare you harm the prince's heir? Another person usually treats you badly and you want to treat her like this? Things that are wolf-hearted and dog-feeling

Attacking is simply too much, right?

Such a reliable sister... I like it

The contrast between Tao'er is so adorable... In front of others, she looks like a young general in bright clothes and angry horses. But in front of her husband, she looks like a beautiful wife [please] [crying]