
Longing for the City
思倾城
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 455k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
123Chapters
531Favorites
8.0Score
5.4kClicks per chapter
617Comments
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It's so flavorful, and the atmosphere of the Wei and Jin Dynasties is very strong. The adults are so humble and everyone has a distinct personality. . My favorite couple is Xiyue and Changfeng. Their love is so long. They are truly spiritually integrated, which is what I envy the most. Soul communication and love can last long. Da Ai Changfeng's elegant character, I always feel warm about him. The lingering look he looked at Xiyue made me feel it. Geez, I also like Yifeng and Yingying very much. But I feel sorry for Yifeng's final ending. I'm a little confused about Yu Wensong's character. Why is it so contradictory? I still feel that everyone's ending is a bit rushed. . But it's already pretty good, keep up the good work. I'm going to check out other finishing pits. . . . . .
Nice looking. I got it from my mobile phone.
Borrow the merits of the family
Borrow the merits of the family
This story is so sad! If this is the price you need to pay for maturity, it would be better to just be confused.
This article is actually very well written. Although some of the processing is a bit far-fetched, the author wrote it with great care. The plot of the brother-in-law liking his sister-in-law is somewhat similar to Xun Liluo.
Except for Changfeng, the men here are all average, regardless of their family background and appearance. The most important thing about a man is his character and behavior. In fact, compared to those noble sons from noble families, I like Liu Ling more. He knows his own strengths and weaknesses, and never forces himself or others. Although he is loose-minded, he is always measured and considers others.
[Yuwen Yifeng has a great responsibility for her tragedy. He can neither ignore her identity and treat her sincerely; nor can he bear to cut the knot quickly and avoid a series of subsequent tragedies, watching Zisu go to destruction step by step]... I agree with this point. In fact, the person I sympathize with most after reading this article is Zisu. Yuwen Yifeng was very selfish in his treatment of Zisu, so he tasted the bitter consequences later.
At the end of the article, they all left one by one, in various ways. I thought Fengzao and Yifeng would live happily ever after, but I didn't expect that she would still die. If everyone must pay a price to grow up, then Fengzao's death may be the most painful price in Yifeng's life. The author said: "I don't like to write absolute bad guys in novels. The reason why bad people are bad must have certain incentives." Maybe this is an important reason that prompted me to persist in reading this article. There are always two sides to everything. I was so moved by the author's words and characters. There was no exaggerated description, but it also made people cry. I think the death of Feng Zao was the climax of the whole article. It really touched me. This is one of the few times I write comments for others. Come on, author, I hope to see more of your works
It's really a good article worth reading, and the summary is very reasonable