An old prince who had been engaged for nearly half a century was tricked by his mistress. He almost lost his life in order to escape from the marriage and 'eloped' with the housekeeper's son. He had no choice but to disguise himself as a man and sneak into the army camp, and almost lost his life. He set his sights on the mountains with precise vision, thinking that he was going to get riches and wealth, but he turned out to be a scheming boy. Do concubines deserve to be looked down upon? Even the male supporting actor dares to come and force marriage. Although the male protagonist is arrogant but dedicated, the little bully who dotes on his wife is not allowed to mention the word concubine! Key points: sweet pet, 1v1 slow-burning story, if you like it, just save it and encourage it~~ Nonsense version of the copy: a forced elopement, Hua Mulan's helplessness, a brush with life and death, and a lover who will spend a lifetime together. It is destined that we cannot just accept the situation and join hands to attack the enemy. "I like this world because you are in this world." The logic is messy, the writing is poor, and there is no elaboration. I just write it for fun, open it and read it casually. Those who have high requirements for party research and writing should beware.
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The teacher grasped the two personalities extremely well, including Junping's contradictory and complex traits, and Jinmao's cruel and innocent nature. This is what surprises me the most. To be honest, neither of the two characters have much personality nor are they very lovable. I didn't expect to have such a good meal in Lengquan. I was so moved that I thought about it so many times [crying]
When I first read it, I always felt sad. Junpei was already very pitiful. If he hadn't met the real person, he would not have lost his mother, been used and died miserably. Now that he has gained the ability to be reborn, he still can't get rid of the real person. From a real person's perspective, he is also in pain. Being entangled with a human being that he hates and despises, being unknowingly affected by him, and even unable to kill people. It is also very miserable for this cursed spirit who has a wanton nature and enjoys killing human beings (for this guy, it may be deserved).
So is their feelings for each other a superfluous and unnecessary burden? Is it because there is no emotion in the first place? I don't think so.
Needless to say, Junpei fell in love with Makoto at first sight. For Makoto, not killing a stranger on the spot was already considered a good thing. When chatting later, his attitude didn't look like he was pretending. This guy was the type who found it hard to stop even making plans when his murderous intent surged. Maybe they were in love from the beginning, maybe they were more in tune with each other than shown in the original work.
And in the process of being reborn again and again, they also have moments to make up for their regrets, fill the shadows left by the past, and achieve each other's growth. These sporadic warm fires are accumulated in time, and finally the quantitative changes lead to qualitative changes. It was indeed hate that connected each other at the beginning, but it is love that makes them unable to let go of each other.
There is a lot more I want to say about the character creation, and I will add more when I have time. The chemical reaction between the two is so wonderful, with a wonderful taste that is sweet and bitter like coffee.
The Master Is Really Awesome
Impermanent Black and White
The teacher grasped the two personalities extremely well, including Junping's contradictory and complex traits, and Jinmao's cruel and innocent nature. This is what surprises me the most. To be honest, neither of the two characters have much personality nor are they very lovable. I didn't expect to have such a good meal in Lengquan. I was so moved that I thought about it so many times [crying] When I first read it, I always felt sad. Junpei was already very pitiful. If he hadn't met the real person, he would not have lost his mother, been used and died miserably. Now that he has gained the ability to be reborn, he still can't get rid of the real person. From a real person's perspective, he is also in pain. Being entangled with a human being that he hates and despises, being unknowingly affected by him, and even unable to kill people. It is also very miserable for this cursed spirit who has a wanton nature and enjoys killing human beings (for this guy, it may be deserved). So is their feelings for each other a superfluous and unnecessary burden? Is it because there is no emotion in the first place? I don't think so. Needless to say, Junpei fell in love with Makoto at first sight. For Makoto, not killing a stranger on the spot was already considered a good thing. When chatting later, his attitude didn't look like he was pretending. This guy was the type who found it hard to stop even making plans when his murderous intent surged. Maybe they were in love from the beginning, maybe they were more in tune with each other than shown in the original work. And in the process of being reborn again and again, they also have moments to make up for their regrets, fill the shadows left by the past, and achieve each other's growth. These sporadic warm fires are accumulated in time, and finally the quantitative changes lead to qualitative changes. It was indeed hate that connected each other at the beginning, but it is love that makes them unable to let go of each other. There is a lot more I want to say about the character creation, and I will add more when I have time. The chemical reaction between the two is so wonderful, with a wonderful taste that is sweet and bitter like coffee.