The Stand-In Has Returned

I read the spoilers in advance and decided to read this book after knowing that Ruomu was Yujing. But in fact, throughout the whole story, I can hardly find the bond between Yujing and Ayan in Ruomu and Ayan. I can't quite accept Ruomu's special feelings for Duanchun, Ji Chongyu, and Long Ban. Since he can connect with Yujing through these people and objects, how can he treat Ayan like a stranger when he faces her for the first time? Xie Yao and even Ji Shaoyin can more or less see a sense of fate when facing Ayan, but Ruomu gave me the feeling of just a companion in most of the story. Although Yujing and Ruomu are both arrogant young men with single arrows, and Ruomu even hints (or expresses) that he likes her from time to time, only in the second chapter, the scene where Yujing tried his best to open his eyes wide and see Ayan more clearly before dying, made me see the most unpretentious and unforgettable love in the whole book. I have no way to connect Yujing and Ruomu like this. Ruomu is good and has a happy ending, but I hope Ruomu is not Yujing. Yu Jing has left, and A Yan just trapped herself. After bidding farewell to Yu Jing in the dream, A Yan let go of Yu Jing, and Yu Jing would be relieved and happy for A Yan. Yu Jing did not hesitate to risk his life to get a chance for A Yan. His love was never about possession. During A-yan's most painful and difficult three hundred years, Yu Jing, who only had a short life of nineteen years, was her strength to persevere and her motivation for revenge. Therefore, it was good enough, and he did not need to be Ruo Mu. In my opinion, Yu Jing is the best second male lead.

Hey hey hey, it's over. This article is really well written, every foreshadowing has its place, and it's all very detailed. Because of the character design, the heroine's portrayal is not particularly extensive, but every stroke is just right and in-depth. From affectionate to ruthless to sentimental, the role of Leng Yan is really good. And every other character is very layered. When I first watched it, I felt that some of the characters were a bit similar to the stand-ins next door. As I continued to watch, I found some slight differences. In the end, I didn't feel that they were similar characters at all. The author's writing skills and grasp of the article are also very good. It is extremely exciting and the plot is very big. It seems that the writing is very fast but it coincides with the foreshadowing in the past, and it can be recovered in the end. I really like it... It feels like the best novel I have ever read... A masterpiece...

I understand the truth, but I still prefer Ji Yujing

Having said so much about Yu Jing, let's talk about A Yan. I don't know why the protagonist of Xianxia works must have a hidden noble life experience and a powerful spiritual power? How come a mortal is not worthy of being the protagonist? Why do mortals have to be so ugly? I have fully accepted Ayan as a mortal with a strong spiritual vein, who has achieved the ultimate level of cultivation through countless hardships in order to achieve her goals. I greatly admire her unyielding will and firm belief. After working on it for a long time, it turned out that it was bloodline suppression, and it turned out to be the strongest divine vein? Oh, that's okay, that should be it. Maybe the gears of fate were meant to push her through this path. After all, she was the chosen one from the beginning. It's all about exchanging sons, seizing bodies, maybe it's just a matter of going through tribulations, the road to becoming a god is not that simple, right? How could Heaven allow her to perish inexplicably? As for Yujing? Just a tool man. Thinking about it this way, I feel really discouraged. Why is it that only the real Xihe divine bloodline is qualified to go back in time and kill the underworld demon? From now on, why can't our Ayan's own bloodline replace it and become the Xihe bloodline?

Sigh, I'm sure I want the second male lead to die, but I can't help but wonder if the heroine and her father hadn't done this, would they have been childhood sweethearts? The heroine once had a vague fondness for that piece of shit, but the bud was cut off before it even sprouted. She could only sigh that it was fate and that the male lead himself really deserved to die. He is a bit pitiful. He was trained to be like that by his master. He once had good intentions, but this dog coin is really unfeeling. I agree with him no matter how many times he dies. It's just that I personally prefer the setting of the cold immortal king, but I don't like the behavior in this article either.

Hey, I skipped to read, the heroine is really inspirational, I guessed Ruomu is Ji Yujing from the beginning, because as soon as Ruomu appeared, the author said that he only had memories two hundred years ago, isn't that an obvious hint, because I skipped to read, I don't understand why Shao Yin has the mark of the reincarnation platform, and the crematorium of the second male lead that I want to see the most is not there hahaha! What a waste of my coins! Angry! But I really like the heroine's strength and courage. The author is terrible at writing about emotional entanglements.

What impressed me most about this article was not the emotional line, but that there was a hint of the people's view of history and the people's stand in it. Unlike some novels, once revenge is taken, the characters lose all emotion and respect me. It may be fun to read like this, but the character creation is too single and flat. I like the heroine very much. She has gone through hardships and become strong, but she has not become a simple revenge machine. She has her own tenderness and emotions in her heart. Her personality is not cold but cold, and sometimes she is very interesting. In the process of the character's growth, there are no opportunities or golden fingers. He only relies on his own efforts, such as dueling with puppets every day. I was moved by her strong willpower, and the following comment is a perfect description of self-improvement. In fact, there is no sense of "scumbag abuse" in the whole story, but the author shows the character's growth process in all aspects of thought, spirit, and ability, making the character independent and more charming. This in itself is another level of "pleasure". What also impressed me was the theme of the whole text. I'm not sure whether the author consciously expressed it when he created it, but I do feel that this is a work with a people's perspective. The elders (the powerful class) create a scam for their own selfish interests, regardless of the common people, but show the false face of perfect authority. The heroine is a representative of the ordinary people. She was previously oppressed by the upper class. Through her perseverance, she constantly improved herself and rose up to resist, and finally overthrew their dominance and exposed their hypocrisy. But the only fly in the ointment is that the heroine is Su Xin's daughter (I think), or, if not, this article might be more profound. Downstairs, it is said that the descendants of heroes must be heroes. I have great feelings about this. Isn't it the same now? In short, I like this article [Spreading Flowers] very much. The author's writing style is also very traditional and fantasy.

After reading it, it's okay. The following personal thoughts: First of all, the beginning of the article is that the male protagonist was the female protagonist's junior brother in his previous life, and then he was killed by his master to protect the female protagonist. However, I didn't feel at all from the author's description that the young senior brother had any affection for the female protagonist. I just felt that they were simply a senior brother and sister. Then sometimes time passes slowly, and sometimes time passes very fast. The male and female protagonists have been together for a few months, and they have an unforgettable love. After the male protagonist dies, because the master started the flow of time, he goes directly back to the beginning of the world. The female protagonist starts over again, and then after a few chapters, she suddenly returns to the time after the male protagonist died.

It's really well written, and it's also the book that made me cry the most. The heroine is so miserable, but fortunately the ending is good. I feel that the timeline of this book is a bit like the Nobius Ring. The foreshadowing at the beginning is really good, and I really cried to death at the end. The character of the male protagonist is very good, and the interaction between the male and female protagonists is also very interesting. Can the author write more extras? [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] And this book is really revenge! What a revenge! No mercy at all!

I really want to watch the extra story about A-yan and her little senior brother