Raising a Dog to Be a Eunuch [Reborn]

After reading this novel, I think I can use one sentence to describe the two-way redemption of two souls between imperial power and sincerity. On the day I finished reading "Raising a Dog to Be a Husband [Rebirth]", I stared at the words "End of the text" on my phone for a long time - I originally clicked on the article casually with the tags of "Rebirth" and "Reunion", but I didn't expect that I ended up being attracted by the story of Zhao Minsheng and Xie Yuan, and I read it for several nights until I reached the ending. Compared with those articles that frequently engage in grand schemes and spread bloody misunderstandings, what touches me most about this article is that it writes "the sincerity in the imperial power" in a very realistic way, without being sweet, but with a poignant warmth. Let's talk about the character Xie Yuan first. He is so easy to empathize with. In his previous life, he had gone from "a little eunuch who could be bullied by everyone" to "a man of nine thousand years old who could cover the sky with one hand". In the past ten years, he had exhausted all his agencies and pushed Zhao Minsheng to the throne. But what's the result? "The cunning rabbit dies, the lackey cooks", a glass of poisonous wine ended everything. When I saw the part before his death in the first chapter, I felt very uncomfortable - it was not that he had not noticed the changes in Zhao Minsheng, but the sacrifices he had made in the past ten years were too heavy, so heavy that he did not want to believe that the person he had protected for so long would finally kill him. This kind of grievance of "taking one's heart and soul only to have it backfired" is very similar to those moments of sincere wrongdoing in reality, and people can't help but feel for him. It is precisely because the ending of his previous life was so cruel that Xie Yuan after his rebirth is particularly distressing. He didn't think about revenge or fighting for power. He only had one thought: to help Zhao Minsheng ascend the throne one more time to protect him from worries, and then retire to the mountains by himself, "no longer wishing for the sincerity of others." This choice of "acknowledging the reality but still willing to help again" is more poignant than the slogan-style "counterattack". I remember seeing him face the young Zhao Minsheng when he was just reborn. Although he still had scars from his previous life in his heart, he still habitually fended off the palace's troubles for him. That instinct of "the body acts before the brain" immediately established his "loyal" background - he was not stupid, but he cared about Zhao Minsheng deep in his heart. Even if he was hurt once, he was not completely cold-hearted. The character of Zhao Minsheng is definitely the biggest "reversal surprise" in the whole story. In his previous life, he was a "little puppet" in Xie Yuan's eyes. He seemed weak, but in the end he became the one who gave poisonous wine. After his rebirth, his changes were simply eye-catching. At the beginning, around Chapter 3, he took Xie Yuan's hand and asked, "Your hand, are you okay?" At that time, Xie Yuan hadn't reacted yet, and I was also stunned - this was completely different from the cold emperor in the previous life! Later, he was even more direct. He dragged Xie Yuan away at night and said, "Duke Xie, I'm afraid of the dark. You have to come up and sleep with me." I couldn't help laughing when I saw this. This was not a "little puppet", he was obviously a "little clingy spirit" who knew how to act coquettishly. After reading it slowly, I realized that Zhao Minsheng's change was not unreasonable. Maybe it wasn't that he didn't love him in his previous life, but after he ascended the throne, he was coerced by the imperial power, bound by the rules of the court, and finally lost Xie Yuan. After his rebirth, he remembered the events of his previous life early and knew Xie Yuan's efforts and outcome, so he was eager to put his "sincerity" on the surface in this life. For example, in Chapter 77, he hugged Xie Yuan and said, "You are the star I have spent my whole life pursuing." This sentence is not very gorgeous, but it is more effective than any sweet words - Xie Yuan has been "paving the way" for him his whole life, and in this life, he finally regards Xie Yuan as the "goal" itself. This kind of two-way running of "you protect me to ascend the throne, and I protect you sincerely" has more weight than a simple "sweet pet". Another particularly good thing about this article is that it does not make the "strategy" too complicated. Many Machiavellian novels tend to fall into the misunderstanding of "fighting for the sake of fighting". The supporting characters engage in conspiracy as if they were beaten to death, which makes the protagonist appear to be outwitted. But the intrigues in "Raising Dogs to Be Husbands" are more like a background board serving "character relationships" - the overt and covert struggles in the court are not only the only way for Zhao Minsheng to grow up, but also a touchstone to test his relationship with Xie Yuan. For example, there are several chapters about other princes framing Zhao Minsheng. Xie Yuan wanted to help him resolve the crisis, but at the same time he was afraid that he would be criticized for being too conspicuous. Zhao Minsheng in turn comforted him, "As long as I am here, no one can touch you." This kind of detail of mutual dependence in a difficult situation makes people feel more real than the big scene of "rescuing a beauty." Of course, this does not mean that this article is completely without shortcomings. For example, the pace of some chapters is a little slow, and occasionally the psychological activities of Xie Yuan's "wanting to retire but can't help but stay" are repeatedly described, which makes it feel a bit dragging when reading. But generally speaking, these small flaws do not affect the overall look and feel at all - after all, compared to the perfect "masterpiece", this kind of "realism" with a bit of pyrotechnics makes people feel more immersed. When I caught up with the extra chapter of Chapter 80, I saw that Xie Yuan really followed Zhao Minsheng and opened a small vegetable garden in the palace. They planted vegetables and basked in the sun in their free time. I actually felt a sense of "completeness" in my heart. Xie Yuan finally no longer had to do all the tricks, and Zhao Minsheng was finally able to protect him openly. They did not live in the regrets of their previous lives, but in the time of rebirth, they put the "broken mirror" back together into a more complete form. In fact, when reading the article, I always wonder: Why do we like "rebirth articles"? Perhaps it is because "rebirth" means "making up for regrets" - just like Xie Yuan and Zhao Minsheng, the misses and injuries in the previous life can be gently healed in this life. The most successful part of "Raising a Dog to Be a Husband" is that it does not write "make up" too easily, but allows the two characters to resolve the misunderstandings in their previous lives bit by bit in the process of getting along again, and learn bit by bit how to love and cherish. This kind of gradual progress of emotions is like a cup of warm tea. It doesn't feel amazing when you drink it, but it is full of warmth after you drink it. If I want to give a piece of advice to people who haven't read this article yet, I would say: Don't come with the mentality of "watching a fun article", and don't expect intense dramatic conflicts. This is a story about "redemption" and "sincerity". Two people who had been injured in the imperial power, relied on the opportunity of rebirth to rediscover each other and their own happiness. Just like us in reality, we may not have the opportunity to be "reborn", but from their stories, we can learn to cherish the people in front of us and not let regrets turn into eternal pain - I think this is probably the most touching part of this article. [Cat head][cat head][cat head]

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It ended unexpectedly? ! I thought I could watch their sweet QAQ for a long time. I hope there will be a sequel.