Related to the first world of "An Ran Chang Feng."
The first world caused the most controversy and had the most comments. Many readers ask the same questions, and there are also plot points discussed by a few readers that leave me completely baffled. So I'm starting a short piece here to analyze my own work. If you have questions, look here; if you don't understand something, read the analysis. If it's not covered here, ask in the comments. I won't reply individually to questions that have already been answered here.
Theme: An analysis related to the first world of An Ran Chang Feng.
Alas, I feel that under Da Da's writing, Yuan Zhi's character is becoming more and more fleshed-out, and this character is becoming more and more charming.
Well, I also like Wang Yuanzhi quite a lot. I have replayed it three or three times and it is still one of my favorite protagonists.
Although this is indeed the case from an objective point of view, for Wang Xizhi, those dreams are real. Just like a book friend in the comment area said about Wang Yuanzhi's deception of Xie's daughter, "If a lie can be told for a lifetime, who can say that it is not true?" Wang Xizhi has been dreaming for a lifetime, and even if the world in his eyes is fake, it is still real to him.
In other words, Wang Xizhi is not a good person and has all kinds of disgusting thoughts, but due to Wang Yuanzhi's advance planning, he played his role as a chess piece and realized his own value in his actions. Wang Yuanzhi himself doesn't care what the chess pieces think, as long as the chess pieces are useful. Therefore, Wang Xizhi did not pay the price for what he thought and what he did to his sister-in-law. Later generations only took this lightly and gave him a good name. For him, he lived a happy life. But to us readers, isn't malice without action not malice? This kind of evil person is disgusting if he has no retribution.
For the setting of the article and Xie An, this is very reasonable; but for us readers, this is disgusting, and it is destined that we cannot read this as a refreshing article, but can only be bystanders of a story. This story may have good and bad, good and evil, good people may not be rewarded, and evil people may die and be remembered forever, but we can only watch and watch silently.
That's all.
/After all, it's hard to settle down, this guy takes advantage of everything. With such a stud heart, I hope that his wife and concubine Hemei (Lily, or the poor person who was persecuted by the plot "a pair of lovers are good, the stallion must be a bitch and make progress"), let the ladies do their part to protect the environment. The house is full of children and grandchildren, all of whom are not biological children. I was proud in my previous life, but I have no guarantee in my old age (I was punished. Or the ladies were freed. Or I was unable to breed horses and was criticized by thousands of people. Or I was castrated by the old family in revenge (he was the only one who had trouble, and the others had nothing). I took a few trips to Nanfeng Pavilion.)
Gradually I feel that he is not so disgusting anymore... Although it is still unbearable, I do see the shadow of my father in him (but my father is much better than him)
So I was right. It turned out to be a perversion under high pressure.
That's very well said. I also think it's really cool to control your destiny!
The writing is very exciting, but the aura of the protagonist is really disgusting. Every time the protagonist dies young, and when he encounters a mentally retarded person with the aura of the protagonist, he obviously has enough means to deal with it, but he has to avoid his edge and make careful calculations.
I also like the first world
I know what you said makes sense, but letting such a disgusting person live in a false dream and earn a posthumous reputation is considered a certain degree of luck for him. Intellectually I understand, but psychologically I really can't accept it. The final confession is huge,?
Alas, I feel that under Da Da's writing, Yuan Zhi's character is becoming more and more fleshed-out, and this character is becoming more and more charming.
Well, I also like Wang Yuanzhi quite a lot. I have replayed it three or three times and it is still one of my favorite protagonists.
Although this is indeed the case from an objective point of view, for Wang Xizhi, those dreams are real. Just like a book friend in the comment area said about Wang Yuanzhi's deception of Xie's daughter, "If a lie can be told for a lifetime, who can say that it is not true?" Wang Xizhi has been dreaming for a lifetime, and even if the world in his eyes is fake, it is still real to him. In other words, Wang Xizhi is not a good person and has all kinds of disgusting thoughts, but due to Wang Yuanzhi's advance planning, he played his role as a chess piece and realized his own value in his actions. Wang Yuanzhi himself doesn't care what the chess pieces think, as long as the chess pieces are useful. Therefore, Wang Xizhi did not pay the price for what he thought and what he did to his sister-in-law. Later generations only took this lightly and gave him a good name. For him, he lived a happy life. But to us readers, isn't malice without action not malice? This kind of evil person is disgusting if he has no retribution. For the setting of the article and Xie An, this is very reasonable; but for us readers, this is disgusting, and it is destined that we cannot read this as a refreshing article, but can only be bystanders of a story. This story may have good and bad, good and evil, good people may not be rewarded, and evil people may die and be remembered forever, but we can only watch and watch silently. That's all.
/After all, it's hard to settle down, this guy takes advantage of everything. With such a stud heart, I hope that his wife and concubine Hemei (Lily, or the poor person who was persecuted by the plot "a pair of lovers are good, the stallion must be a bitch and make progress"), let the ladies do their part to protect the environment. The house is full of children and grandchildren, all of whom are not biological children. I was proud in my previous life, but I have no guarantee in my old age (I was punished. Or the ladies were freed. Or I was unable to breed horses and was criticized by thousands of people. Or I was castrated by the old family in revenge (he was the only one who had trouble, and the others had nothing). I took a few trips to Nanfeng Pavilion.)
Gradually I feel that he is not so disgusting anymore... Although it is still unbearable, I do see the shadow of my father in him (but my father is much better than him)
So I was right. It turned out to be a perversion under high pressure.
That's very well said. I also think it's really cool to control your destiny!
The writing is very exciting, but the aura of the protagonist is really disgusting. Every time the protagonist dies young, and when he encounters a mentally retarded person with the aura of the protagonist, he obviously has enough means to deal with it, but he has to avoid his edge and make careful calculations.
I also like the first world
I know what you said makes sense, but letting such a disgusting person live in a false dream and earn a posthumous reputation is considered a certain degree of luck for him. Intellectually I understand, but psychologically I really can't accept it. The final confession is huge,?