Mu Rong Yin had achieved great things in his life, and by all accounts, it had been a fulfilling one. His only regret was that he had failed one person: his childhood friend, his companion in youth, and the indispensable hero who helped him unite the realm. Yet it was not until the moment of his death that he realized he owed that person not only an unfulfilled promise, but also a love he had never returned.
In this life, he would cast aside power, the throne, and the realm. All he wanted was to cure that person's illness, restore his health, give him a pair of eyes that could see, and take him to explore every corner of the land.
Theme: Cherish the person beside you
I finished reading it carefully. This is the most serious and unique novel I have read in the past few years. I like this kind of protagonist who is not cookie-cutter. He has his own personality and persistence, and the halo of the protagonist is not obvious. I really like this kind of sour, sweet and a bit sadistic novel, as well as this kind of innocent two-way love that has a little bit of tragedy based on objective facts. Although I was very touched that although San'er and Liu'er had different views on things, Liu'er could still understand San'er, but I still felt that the conflict between them about values was somewhat weakened. After all, there were still many descriptions that showed his kindness and bottom line. Of course, after all, Liu Er is also a person who has been reborn and views things more maturely and realistically, but I feel that there are some things that cannot be easily covered in one go. It is still necessary to write about some of their struggles and the changes in San'er. This is just my opinion. I am very grateful to the author for bringing us a good article that does not rely on exaggerated names and nonsensical introductions. Looking forward to the next work.
Finally finished reading—— and Although Chu Yizhi and Qi'er died (I burst into tears) But at least Lao Wu and Meng Ziqing are in trouble.
I finally finished reading it. How can I put it, it's quite depressing and I feel so sad. Liuliu is so miserable, and so is the third brother, but I feel so sorry for Liuliu. The goodwill Liuliu received was based on the premise that he was good to others, and there were so many twists and turns. Did he want to be the emperor? He didn't want to originally. Anyway, I don't know what to say, but the candy is full of glass shards. In his last life, Liuliu didn't know that his third brother liked him, but not in this life. Anyway, it's really hard to calm down. I really like Liuliu. Although the ending seems to be good, I feel that the subsequent writing will always be false according to logic. Is Liuliu really happy? He may not live long and be plagued by illness. It seems that the meaning of his comeback is just to pay off the debts he owed in his previous life, and to make the uneven and chaotic world of his previous life stable and peaceful. It's hard to let go.
Four swipes of [Orange Candy] are enough [Orange Candy] are enough
The rhythm is not dragged down by the dialogue, the plot is promoted without neglecting emotional development, and the language is smooth and concise. Such writing is not very common these days. The emotions of early characters can actually be written cruelly, but they are mercifully obscured by perspective changes or one-stroke brushstrokes. I personally like to see this. It's my mother. Thank you to the author who created such a work.
Finally... Finished reading!!'!
A Yin is a good emperor and has compassion for the people of the world
I can save every person I can see in front of me.
It's also quite speechless. No one in the civil and military circles of the entire dynasty saw through the Turks' conspiracy. They just said "My door is always open and I am waiting for you with open arms." That's it... Just destroy the country.
This Ting'er... Doesn't have a sister-obsessed obsession? Her obsession is too deep.