Azure Silver

"Green Silver" It has been several years since it was finished, and I finally rewatched Qingyin again. Pure White's subsequent works are definitely getting better and better than this one, but selfishly speaking, as a lifelong fan of fantasy settings, I still prefer this one. I really like Qingyin's characters and settings. Jiang Yuebai, as the legitimate daughter of the Jiang family, her extraordinary identity is revealed later in the text, but there is no trace of reserve in her character. She is carefree, and even more shameless when she chases after Li Lianlai (cross out). I think her positioning of herself is probably just an ordinary "little girl" who studies half-heartedly, loves to read comics, likes to play with friends, and also has the admiration of "handsome guys" as a mortal. She is so carefree and even boyish, but she also has another side that is soft and loyal to justice. She was supposed to spend the rest of her life ordinary, but she had an extraordinary identity. She once refused Qingshan's invitation because she didn't understand or even misunderstood the "prison" organization; she also doubted whether she should survive in the world during the confrontation with the Wild Wolf Army. However, just as Qingshan said, "You were born with thousands of favors," Yuebai did not repeat her mother's "mistakes" in the end, and had the most gentle ending. The friendship between her and Mu Di is really the soul that connects the whole story. The biggest turning point is also because of Mu Di's departure. Jiang Yuebai doesn't care about the evaluation of her by the Divine Council and others. She only wants to avenge Mu Di. After learning about a terrorist organization like the Wild Wolf Army, she has no intention of shrinking or being timid. Please give me a dozen of such innocent fairy friendships! As for Li Lian, I feel that he is a bit "contrastingly cute". In school, he is a gentle and elegant weak scholar, but in the God's Domain, he lives as a "punishment", but he is undoubtedly a cold-faced hunter. I really like the emotional line between him and Jiang Yuebai. The step-by-step feeling is really great, especially the story of the writing. He took the initiative to take off the mask and gave Yuebai a kiss. That part really touched me! His personal experience is also consistent with his name "Leng", which means he should restrain himself from what he thinks, even if he is defined as "waste" in the eyes of other families and even his younger sister. I felt so tortured during such forbearing days, but he persevered, and the pain finally came to an end. Sticking to justice is always the right thing to do. As for the deputy CPs Jiang Jinyue and Hua Qiu, how can I put it, I actually don't like Hua Qiu's character very much. I feel a bit silly and sweet (although she should not be silly and sweet, just sweet). Especially when Jiang Jinyue bullied her in the early stage, Hua Qiu seemed angry but pitiful. I actually don't like this kind of character. There is also the plot where Jia Jia said "I will be Jiang Jinyue's future girlfriend". I think it is a bit cliche... I am inexplicably reminded of Yue Fei, who was earlier than this article, and it seems to have a similar plot (? Please kill me if I am wrong). I feel that her character is similar to that of Ye Zi... But later, when Hua Qiu learned the truth about the death of her parents and decided not to let the Hua family live in humiliation, I changed my view of this character. She was kind and simple, and she was originally a blank slate. After learning about something that overturned her knowledge, she decided to join the Divine Guild to do her part to defeat the Wild Wolf Army. Even if she was thrown ten meters away by the enemy, she would not give in or admit defeat, which allowed me to see another side of her tenacity. Comparatively speaking, I think the reason why Hua Qiu likes Jiang Jinyue is more reasonable than the reason why Jiang Jinyue likes Hua Qiu. Personally, I think Jiang Jinyue's change towards Hua Qiu is indeed a bit "ridiculous", but the two of them stumbled, from tit-for-tat, to separation after knowing their identities, and finally reunited in college, which can be considered a happy ending. Speaking of which, I always thought that the plot where they signed the contract was a foreshadowing. After all, it was mentioned that "signing a contract with humans requires the consent of the entire race." However, it felt that this point suddenly disappeared, and it was briefly mentioned later in the article. Maybe it was because it was coming to an end, so it was inconvenient to expand on it (?) In addition to the four protagonists, the supporting characters in this article also have their own characteristics and are flesh and blood. The tragedies of Zhizhuo, Xiao Ai and Xiao Meng, Wu Ren who loves and tolerates super creatures, Shang Meng'er who is addicted to glory and splendor and finally wakes up, the contrasting cute werewolf brothers Tianjiu and Huiden, Qingshan who is burdened with responsibility and pressure, Jiang and Mu Yuchi who are super A/hiding the softness in their hearts... Personally, I prefer the two werewolf brothers Tianjiu and Huiden. Tianjiu, who calls himself "young master", and Hui Deng, who is reserved and rarely talks, although their personalities are very different, their hatred and fearlessness towards evil forces are surprisingly consistent. I seem to have told you before that the story between the two of them reminded me of a very classic movie "Tiger Brothers", especially the line when turning back the light, "I guess if Tian Jiu was still here, he would have said this", and "I won't leave, I have to go over there, my brother is afraid of the dark", the brotherhood is also very touching ww Regarding Mu Ningjue's memories, I think there is a kind of "inheritance" in it. At the beginning, she adopted Quan Leng and other brothers and sisters, and single-handedly established the organization of the Divine Realm. After her era "ended", Qingshan was also discouraged, but in the end she continued to find outstanding members for the Divine Prison with the same concept, which can be regarded as continuing the spirit of "punishing evil and promoting good". In fact, at first glance, I felt that whether it was Li Lian, Jiang, or the Chaomu siblings, adding wine and turning back the lamp, it seemed that the routines for joining the Divine Control Association/Shen Prison were basically the same. Basically, they were all rescued by Qingshan under certain circumstances. In other words, I got tired of seeing it too much, but after thinking about it, Qingshan used this method to stick to his original intention. From the side, I also discovered the shining points in him and the true meaning of the existence of the Divine Prison. After reading it, I felt that the decent characters are better created than the villains. Every positive character has flesh and blood, and has a personal story line that moves readers. But for the villains, how can I say... I feel that the portrayal is not very three-dimensional, and the reasons for their evil actions are more clear-cut. Taking Guan Zhuyu as an example, I think Chunbaibai wanted to write a "hateful but also pathetic" character, but personally I felt it was a bit shallow and the description of her "pathetic" was a bit hasty (?) Perhaps because of the group portrait, all the characters cannot be comprehensive. Regarding the management of the Divine Management Committee, I think this line can actually be extended (?). They initially wanted Li Lian to execute Jiang Yuebai. I think it is a bit like the "Dark Stalker" style in an adventure novel I read before. "If sacrificing a few people can buy the safety of most people, they will order the removal of those few people." What impressed me most was Qingshan's sentence, "Are the rules to save people, or to restrain people?" In my opinion, the management of the God Management Committee seems to be a bit corrupt (?) However, due to the length and the partiality of the group portrait, it is understandable that I cannot write in too detail. Looking at the full text, it is true that as you want to express by Chunbai, this is a story "centered around 'love'", and the final ending is also very much in your style. The werewolf and the hunter put aside their prejudices, and the two pairs of CPs also had a happy ending. "Love" will always remain in their hearts, which can be regarded as endless aftertaste. I have to come here again!

Just like, the female protagonist likes the male protagonist in the campus and also likes the male protagonist in the prison. Although they are the same person, I still don't like this kind of emotional line. It feels very strange. Maybe there is a big purpose in writing it like this, but I actually can't accept it. I watched it mainly because I was curious about the plot, which hurt

In fact, the most painful person should be Qingshan. From being rejected by his family at the beginning to meeting his sister and four other children, he gradually found a warm home and a family who loved him. But in the end, he was left alone and could only watch the one he loved leave. He probably also carried huge pain in his heart. (Off-topic: Yuebai really inherited her mother's good taste and found a good man. Li Lian, hurry up!)

Although, compared to this kind of plot, how should I say, with twists and turns, it seems to be a very good plot, and a novel setting. I still want to watch the ending. Come on, I will wait for you to finish it.

I really like this story when I see it here. Everyone has his own story and his own growth. Come on!

Ordinariness is sometimes something some people can't ask for in their entire lives.

"Green Silver" It has been several years since it was finished, and I finally rewatched Qingyin again. Pure White's subsequent works are definitely getting better and better than this one, but selfishly speaking, as a lifelong fan of fantasy settings, I still prefer this one. I really like Qingyin's characters and settings. Jiang Yuebai, as the legitimate daughter of the Jiang family, her extraordinary identity is revealed later in the text, but there is no trace of reserve in her character. She is carefree, and even more shameless when she chases after Li Lianlai (cross out). I think her positioning of herself is probably just an ordinary "little girl" who studies half-heartedly, loves to read comics, likes to play with friends, and also has the admiration of "handsome guys" as a mortal. She is so carefree and even boyish, but she also has another side that is soft and loyal to justice. She was supposed to spend the rest of her life ordinary, but she had an extraordinary identity. She once refused Qingshan's invitation because she didn't understand or even misunderstood the "prison" organization; she also doubted whether she should survive in the world during the confrontation with the Wild Wolf Army. However, just as Qingshan said, "You were born with thousands of favors," Yuebai did not repeat her mother's "mistakes" in the end, and had the most gentle ending. The friendship between her and Mu Di is really the soul that connects the whole story. The biggest turning point is also because of Mu Di's departure. Jiang Yuebai doesn't care about the evaluation of her by the Divine Council and others. She only wants to avenge Mu Di. After learning about a terrorist organization like the Wild Wolf Army, she has no intention of shrinking or being timid. Please give me a dozen of such innocent fairy friendships! As for Li Lian, I feel that he is a bit "contrastingly cute". In school, he is a gentle and elegant weak scholar, but in the God's Domain, he lives as a "punishment", but he is undoubtedly a cold-faced hunter. I really like the emotional line between him and Jiang Yuebai. The step-by-step feeling is really great, especially the story of the writing. He took the initiative to take off the mask and gave Yuebai a kiss. That part really touched me! His personal experience is also consistent with his name "Leng", which means he should restrain himself from what he thinks, even if he is defined as "waste" in the eyes of other families and even his younger sister. I felt so tortured during such forbearing days, but he persevered, and the pain finally came to an end. Sticking to justice is always the right thing to do. As for the deputy CPs Jiang Jinyue and Hua Qiu, how can I put it, I actually don't like Hua Qiu's character very much. I feel a bit silly and sweet (although she should not be silly and sweet, just sweet). Especially when Jiang Jinyue bullied her in the early stage, Hua Qiu seemed angry but pitiful. I actually don't like this kind of character. There is also the plot where Jia Jia said "I will be Jiang Jinyue's future girlfriend". I think it is a bit cliche... I am inexplicably reminded of Yue Fei, who was earlier than this article, and it seems to have a similar plot (? Please kill me if I am wrong). I feel that her character is similar to that of Ye Zi... But later, when Hua Qiu learned the truth about the death of her parents and decided not to let the Hua family live in humiliation, I changed my view of this character. She was kind and simple, and she was originally a blank slate. After learning about something that overturned her knowledge, she decided to join the Divine Guild to do her part to defeat the Wild Wolf Army. Even if she was thrown ten meters away by the enemy, she would not give in or admit defeat, which allowed me to see another side of her tenacity. Comparatively speaking, I think the reason why Hua Qiu likes Jiang Jinyue is more reasonable than the reason why Jiang Jinyue likes Hua Qiu. Personally, I think Jiang Jinyue's change towards Hua Qiu is indeed a bit "ridiculous", but the two of them stumbled, from tit-for-tat, to separation after knowing their identities, and finally reunited in college, which can be considered a happy ending. Speaking of which, I always thought that the plot where they signed the contract was a foreshadowing. After all, it was mentioned that "signing a contract with humans requires the consent of the entire race." However, it felt that this point suddenly disappeared, and it was briefly mentioned later in the article. Maybe it was because it was coming to an end, so it was inconvenient to expand on it (?) In addition to the four protagonists, the supporting characters in this article also have their own characteristics and are flesh and blood. The tragedies of Zhizhuo, Xiao Ai and Xiao Meng, Wu Ren who loves and tolerates super creatures, Shang Meng'er who is addicted to glory and splendor and finally wakes up, the contrasting cute werewolf brothers Tianjiu and Huiden, Qingshan who is burdened with responsibility and pressure, Jiang and Mu Yuchi who are super A/hiding the softness in their hearts... Personally, I prefer the two werewolf brothers Tianjiu and Huiden. Tianjiu, who calls himself "young master", and Hui Deng, who is reserved and rarely talks, although their personalities are very different, their hatred and fearlessness towards evil forces are surprisingly consistent. I seem to have told you before that the story between the two of them reminded me of a very classic movie "Tiger Brothers", especially the line when turning back the light, "I guess if Tian Jiu was still here, he would have said this", and "I won't leave, I have to go over there, my brother is afraid of the dark", the brotherhood is also very touching ww Regarding Mu Ningjue's memories, I think there is a kind of "inheritance" in it. At the beginning, she adopted Quan Leng and other brothers and sisters, and single-handedly established the organization of the Divine Realm. After her era "ended", Qingshan was also discouraged, but in the end she continued to find outstanding members for the Divine Prison with the same concept, which can be regarded as continuing the spirit of "punishing evil and promoting good". In fact, at first glance, I felt that whether it was Li Lian, Jiang, or the Chaomu siblings, adding wine and turning back the lamp, it seemed that the routines for joining the Divine Control Association/Shen Prison were basically the same. Basically, they were all rescued by Qingshan under certain circumstances. In other words, I got tired of seeing it too much, but after thinking about it, Qingshan used this method to stick to his original intention. From the side, I also discovered the shining points in him and the true meaning of the existence of the Divine Prison. After reading it, I felt that the decent characters are better created than the villains. Every positive character has flesh and blood, and has a personal story line that moves readers. But for the villains, how can I say... I feel that the portrayal is not very three-dimensional, and the reasons for their evil actions are more clear-cut. Taking Guan Zhuyu as an example, I think Chunbaibai wanted to write a "hateful but also pathetic" character, but personally I felt it was a bit shallow and the description of her "pathetic" was a bit hasty (?) Perhaps because of the group portrait, all the characters cannot be comprehensive. Regarding the management of the Divine Management Committee, I think this line can actually be extended (?). They initially wanted Li Lian to execute Jiang Yuebai. I think it is a bit like the "Dark Stalker" style in an adventure novel I read before. "If sacrificing a few people can buy the safety of most people, they will order the removal of those few people." What impressed me most was Qingshan's sentence, "Are the rules to save people, or to restrain people?" In my opinion, the management of the God Management Committee seems to be a bit corrupt (?) However, due to the length and the partiality of the group portrait, it is understandable that I cannot write in too detail. Looking at the full text, it is true that as you want to express by Chunbai, this is a story "centered around 'love'", and the final ending is also very much in your style. The werewolf and the hunter put aside their prejudices, and the two pairs of CPs also had a happy ending. "Love" will always remain in their hearts, which can be regarded as endless aftertaste. I have to come here again!

Come on, gods!!!

Woohoo, I've finished reading. Are you still worried about how your son and daughter will be able to live a stable life in the future?

Hehehehe, what a good second son, in sharp contrast to the one named Shang at the beginning.