Where Can I Gather the Vetch?

Ahem, the author has done a lot of hard work. The concept of the article is quite good, but the writing style and character creation are really not that good, and the plot is a bit bloody.

"Intentional deception and exploitation cannot be easily distinguished with a sentence of forgiveness." Yue Wei said it well! Very good! It suddenly became clear! Fang Xuanye's question "Will you forgive me?" Is ridiculous in itself. Why should he ask for forgiveness? Why is he an orphan? How could he be forced by his master to kill his adoptive parents? Was it the result of drugging him and Liusu to give birth to Xiaochi? Or was it because he supposedly married Sang Yuewei to seize property, but couldn't help but fall in love with her? It's not his fault that he has no father and mother, and he can't be blamed for being young and ignorant and serving the king as his master. But starting from the time he killed his adoptive parents who were very good to him, all the wrong things he did were his own choices! Not willing? Can't resist? He couldn't make King Li take back his order, but he didn't have to fulfill it. If he was really in a desperate situation, he could even commit suicide! He does not have no choice at all, but puts his own interests above the people and things he sacrifices. Regarding Liusu and Xiaochi, what he did was even more disgusting. The first time was drugging, what about the next time? Even if Xiaochi had a dark knot the night she was given the medicine, and they never had sex in the future, Yue Wei couldn't deny it on her deathbed, right? He kept saying that he was in love with Yue Wei, even if he was in love, but no matter whether it was in an era when three wives and four concubines were legal and reasonable, it was extremely shameless and disgusting behavior for a husband and his nominal "cousin" to discuss how to plot against his wife on the bedside! He said that he was threatened by King Li with a small pond and had to continue to harm others, pretending to be a loving father who had troubles, but in fact... He was a liar! Why does Xiaochi always miss Yuewei? Because Yuewei was the best person to him in the world; but Yuewei didn't do anything earth-shattering towards Xiaochi, it was just to distract her attention and love from the pain of bereavement. To such an extent, Xiaochi regarded her as her only relative, which shows how much paternal love his biological father Fang Xuanye had! It is really difficult to make people believe that such a father would give up his freedom for his son. Let's analyze Fang Xuanye's "love" for Yue Wei. He said, "During the years of being together with such a beautiful and intelligent woman, he was attracted to her even though he had no intention of it." OK, even if he was afraid and confused at the time and did not realize his love, then Sang Yuewei's death should finally wake him up, right? No! What did he do after his wife died? Heap all the blame on Liusu, blame her, neglect her, mentally abuse her... And then continue to embezzle the Sang family's property. Very good, the attitude of the love saint has been obtained, and the chess piece has not been abandoned. Anyway, the sweetheart is gone, and there is no way he can come back if he does anything, so he does not have to be kind to Biyu, the maid who is his wife and sister. He will still force him when he should be forced, and he will still use him when he should be used. This does not affect his "love" for Sang Yuewei at all! Fang Xuanye is a coward. He doesn't dare to admit what he has done. If he can't deny it, he will find reasons. The reason he can't find a reason is because he has been alone since he was a child and has no choice but to do so... In fact, there are not many despicable and insidious people. There are only those who are despicable and insidious but are so good at deception that they even feel that they are innocent. Fang Xuanye, very good, he is such a top performer! Back to business. Yue Wei's "not forgiving" is so right! Before a person does something he knows is wrong, he must be prepared to bear all the consequences. Fang Xuanye had done so many bad things, and he deserved to be hated, spat on, and kicked to the ground by Yue Wei. Yue Wei just didn't want to see him again. He really deserved to snicker. But, he still has the nerve to ask for forgiveness... If every sinner is forgiven, why do we need prison? If every crime is forgiven, does it mean that the victims deserve it? If you are criticized if you don't forgive those who have hurt you, what else does the world need from heaven? All bad people say to good people after harming others: "I harmed you, but @￥#*-%, will you forgive me?" Then they can wait for others to say: "I forgive you." Then, they can continue to harm others boldly. Hanfei fully supports Yuewei! Forgiveness is precious and should not be abused. Shushu, are there any points for free? Sprinkle some à moi~~

Phew, I really didn't expect that the Mu I liked was actually a C. The ending is pretty good, HAPPY ENDING. I'm going to a new pit~

I came late, and I saw a new pitfall where the author of Shushu had something to say. Come on. Kiss╭(╯3╰)╮

To be honest, I don't like male protagonists like Mu, they are too swaying. What is the nature of his feelings for Qian Qian? This result has never been known from his own mouth or even in his heart, and it seems that he has never mentioned it to Wei. I even suspect that he has never thought about this issue deeply. It is just that he knows that now he likes Wei, so what did he have for Qian Qian before? Brother, give me an answer. Even if you don't give the reader an answer, give Wei an answer. I remember there was a chapter where it was said that Qian Qian and Fang were a thorn in their hearts. Wei had already told Mu about Fang, but as for Qian Qian's problem, Mu seems to have not confessed it yet. It's strange why Wei didn't worry about this issue anymore. The reason why Mu no longer struggled with Fang's issues was largely because Wei herself told him about Fang. So why didn't Wei stop thinking about Qian Qian's things? It's strange. Is it because of her experience with Mu that she doesn't feel the importance of this matter? In fact, if it is because of this, it is very dangerous. If Wei didn't let Mu completely understand his original feelings for Qianqian, it would mean that she would live in the shadow of another woman her whole life, although the existence of this shadow was very inexplicable. There is a paragraph in the article that analyzes Mu's feelings for Qian Qian and Wei, but that is just Qian Qian's self-righteous statement. Is the so-called brother-sister relationship really just like this for Mu towards Qian Qian? I don't think so, at least Mu has never admitted this conclusion. In Mu's emotional perception, he still liked Qian Qian before. He once told Wei that he and Wei had a past, which meant that in Mu's heart, his perception of Qian Qian's relationship was still that of love. Mu once thought that he had no regrets even for Qian Qian's wedding, but he regretted Wei. However, this did not mean that Mu's past feelings for Qian Qian were the so-called brother-sister relationship. It could only explain one thing, that is, Mu also liked Qian Qian, a love between men and women, but this love was not as strong as his love for Wei. If this is the case, it would be tragic. Mu realized that he liked Wei Duo, so he chose Wei. What if one day a girl he likes more comes along? Don't say this argument is stupid. The reason why I don't like the male protagonist like Mu is largely due to this reason. There is a shadow of another woman in his heart. If he could like Qianqian from beginning to end or if he didn't have a relationship with Qianqian at all, but just liked Wei, maybe I wouldn't hate him so much. I like Qianqian, then I like Wei, and then, who else will there be? Mu didn't have a single point of view in his heart. He couldn't deny the fact that he had liked Qianqian by saying that he liked Wei today. Although living in the present is the most important thing, there is one thing in the world that is very scary, and that is memory. In Mu's heart, the memory of liking Qian Qian was really terrible, and Wei was not worth it. Wei hated the other party more. Although she chose to forgive in the end, it had nothing to do with love. In Mu's heart, she still had beautiful memories of first love and secret love for Qian Qian, and maybe she could occasionally think about them. This would be unfair to Wei Duo. I remember reading a lot of novels where there was a plot like this. The male protagonist originally liked a female partner, but later he chose the female protagonist under the great call of the heroine. Don't all the female protagonists feel uneasy about such a man? For such a man, although he chose you, he did so on the premise that he no longer likes another woman. Aren't the heroines afraid that one day this man will be with another woman and then leave him just like he left the female partner? All in all, I really don't have a good impression of a man who once liked a woman, it's too swaying. Of course, such a man is normal in reality, but in novels, such a male protagonist is really unflattering!

The bloody story telling, the bloody Fang Xuanye... Actually came to ask if he could forgive~~ORZ This ending is a smooth one... But~~~I always feel a little sad~~~The relationship between Qing Jin and Mu is so weak...

Qing Jin said, just... Just what? Any options? Can the bank be under her control? Or... Well, turn the page, turn the page

It has been changed a lot. Not bad, not bad. .

This modification is much better~ But it's really bloody, haha~ If you wrote something funny in detail, or directly launched a counterattack from Qing Jin, it might be more bloody, haha~ Uncle Chew, thank you for your hard work~~

It's really a bloody virgin plot... Haha