Blurb
Chen Chounu of Dongping Village: middle-aged, widowed, taciturn, and disfigured.
He's also built like a bull, strong as an ox.
So the people of the surrounding villages regard him as a "monster."
Bai Yu of the Palace of No Evil is a "monster" in the eyes of the entire martial world: ruthless and vicious, never forgiving the slightest slight.
When one "monster" meets another, they can conspire and make common cause.
They can also set each other ablaze, recognizing a kindred spirit.
And so, in the end, the "flood" becomes "spring waters," and the "monster" becomes a "hero."
A story about two people saving each other.
Reader Advisory
1. The male lead is disfigured.
2. A good man, not a virtuous maiden (beautiful, strong, miserable, and scummy) (the male lead is a virgin; the female lead is not).
3. A wuxia setting, but at heart, a flirtatious, swoony, sweet love story (with the occasional angsty moment).
4. Happy ending.
Thesis: What you see isn't always the truth. You have to part the fog to see things clearly.
I really like the author's portrayal of the second male lead. Although we can no longer fall in love, this is fate. There is absolutely nothing wrong with him. There are gangsters and gentlemen, and it is a blessing to meet and know each other. In the same way, I also like the heroine and the hero very much. Maybe it is because I have struggled with pain. I can understand every decision of the heroine and the mood of the heroine choosing to spend the rest of her life with the hero. She just wants to change her way of life, just as if her former self is dead, and find someone for the rest of her life who is simple, calm and far away from disputes. There will be neither vigorous love nor unforgettable pain. The only pity is that maybe the second male lead does not have to die. He can use the clear heart of a young man and many years of experience to gain another career in the world. However, this is just a little bit of my vision. I hope to see more and better works from the author in the future~
I read the whole article for Li Lanze. I neither like the heroine nor the hero. It's a pity that he is the second male lead. However, he couldn't get the final love of the heroine. It must be painful for him to live and watch the heroine and the hero together. He originally fantasized about having a story with the daughter of the hero and heroine. Alas, I feel sad after reading it.
After reading it, I can only say that the teacher's writing style is very good and I really like the character of the male protagonist. [Spread flowers]
Lanze is a true gentleman. Why can't the author give him a good ending? Is it true that only tragedy can reflect his noble character? A gentleman is so miserable, who would want to be a gentleman in the future??!!
Alas, the second male lead belongs to the readers, but the third male brother is left here.
It turned out that the dishes Bai Yu remembered were not her favorites, but her father and brother's favorites. She suddenly felt very sad. The lawless little princess who had been spoiled since she was a child had been away from home for so many years and suffered so many grievances. She must be very sad to be alone.
Throw flowers! Waiting for a full order
Good articles that I haven't seen for a long time, go to the column to take a look
Spread flowers ~ I like this story very much! Author, keep up the good work
I read it in one sitting~~~I admire the author's writing style again~T T Wait until the wild monk is finished, will you consider writing a light and sweet article (╥╥)