The Empty Venerable, Part Two

Alas, the author disappeared for another three years, which is understandable. After all, she is a mother, her children are still young, and she has many things to be busy with in her life. After many years, let me tell you my views on the relationship between the four princesses (poof, Ji Shaoxi), Ji Shaolong, and Bai Gong. Let's talk about the fourth princess and Bai Gong first. There is no doubt that Bai Gong loves the fourth princess. The key lies in how the fourth princess feels about Bai Gong. Maybe the most superficial thing is love, but I don't actually think so. My personal understanding is that the fourth princess relies more on Bai Gong. Bai Gong was like the person who pulled him out of the quagmire and allowed him to see the light for the first time. Ji Shaoxi had never felt the warmth from others since he was a child. Bai Gong was the first person who was kind to him, just like a chick meeting its mother bird. He regarded the first person who was kind to him as the most important person to him and his whole world, because in the whole world, he was the only one who felt warm around him. I personally think that this is a feeling that is more like love than love. It is a feeling that goes beyond love and is closer than family affection. I feel that it is not appropriate to describe it as love. As for Ji Shaolong, it was obvious that the fourth princess loved him. It was because she realized her feelings and felt sorry for Bai Gong that she had to deny it in every possible way and declare her hatred loudly. She felt very guilty. Finally, let's talk about Long Er, forget it, no need to say more, one of my favorite men in the second dimension~

Good article. The writing seems to be similar to the poems of Daming Palace, but it is different from what I have read before. It is lyrical but not pretentious. If it is just a story about justice defeating evil, or enduring humiliation for a while and finally avenging shame, it would not be cliché. In this article, hateful people must have pity, everyone has their own persistence, fate weaves a web, and all living beings are entangled in it. The soft tent of the world of mortals cannot be avoided, cannot be broken, cannot be let go, and cannot be forgotten. Perhaps the most touching thing about the novel is not that beautiful things are broken in front of people, but that after the many palace battles in the novel, everyone's feelings are so sincere, intense and long-lasting. Even though things have changed and people have changed, they still remember the childhood memories of that time. It's a pity that the feelings in the world often end up compromising. The vastness of the sky and the kindness of the earth are admirable and incomparable. Time has aged the face, but it is also a good medicine. At this moment, I am moved by the passing of the Ming Dynasty, and suddenly I want to give another answer to Shaoxi's question in the article: How can we not forget? I think true persistence doesn't have to worry about forgetting, and true forgetting doesn't require any effort. There are some blank spaces in this article, some hidden lines, some deep-rooted feelings and incomprehensible resentments. I cover it up and think about it, but I don't think about it for a while. I want to sum up my feelings at this time, but I can only come up with eight words - mixed feelings and no words to express. Huiji will be deeply saddened and die. If Shaoxi really can't remember that time, how can it not be a blessing? But after all, there are only a few love affairs in the world, and most of them cannot survive the passage of time, not to mention the abnormal love that is difficult to express in the text. If Shaoxi can forget his past, there will be a few people in the world like the prince in the article, who are deeply affectionate and unrepentant regardless of external and internal troubles; and how many people will be like Bai Gong, a gentleman who promises his life to stay with him for the rest of his life. What makes this article moving is not the word tragedy, but the various beautiful decisions, fortunes and misfortunes in the article, and the ultimate love and hatred. In the end, it is just a sigh and the passing of time.

Looking back 20 years later, I still think that Ji Shaoxi's love for Bai Gong was like a fledgling, it can be said to be his first love. Ji Shaoxi's understanding of Bai Gong was one-sided. Because Bai Gong exchanged one life for another, he was infinitely beautified in Ji Shaoxi's memory. What Bai Gong said about having no more concealments and secrets from Ji Shaoxi was that he had used Ji Shaoxi to touch the core structure of the Huang family over the years. Bai Gong came to Ji Shaoxi with his father's hatred on his back. This is probably what Bai Gong wants to confess after everything is settled. Ji Shaoxi's understanding of Ji Shaolong was also one-sided. It was not until the night when Ji Shaolong married the crown princess and she confessed after being overwhelmed and drunk that a different Ji Shaolong appeared in Ji Shaoxi's eyes, a Ji Shaolong who secretly loved him deeply and protected him silently. This was the beginning of Ji Shaoxi's unconscious acceptance of Ji Shaolong. Because he was a child who lost his mother at a young age and had no one to love him. He was the scared and helpless child who hugged himself and huddled in the corner until his death. What Ji Shaoxi longed for most was always the sincere kindness and tenderness from others. Ji Shaolong's sincerity was sincere enough, so it was inevitable that Ji Shaoxi would be moved. Even Ji Shaoxi recognized Ji Shaolong's sincerity. Otherwise, how could he be sure that he could use Ji Shaolong to defeat Ji Shaolong? This kind of confidence that one will be favored and chosen comes from the sincere recognition of the other person. Like the classical Chinese sentence quoted in Floating Lights and Moonlight. Bai Gong's love is like water, moistening things silently. And Ji Shaolong's love is as blazing as fire, burning himself to seek sincerity. It is human nature for people to be tempted when faced with a firm choice regardless of the cost and leaving no escape route. Ji Shaoxi felt guilty about Ji Shaolong, so after everything settled, he would think about Bai Gong and Ji Shaochun, but not Ji Shaolong. Even when telling his descendants about his life, he avoided talking about his state of mind after Long's death. He would dream about Bai Gong, but not Ji Shaolong. When he was alive, he did not dare to face Ji Shaolong's death because of him. He felt guilty. He knew that he had let down Long's sincerity and let down another person in the world who loved him no matter the cost. He did not dare to see Ji Shaolong again before his death. While Ji Shaolong was alive, he did not dare to face Ji Shaolong's sincerity, nor did he dare to face his own sincerity. After Ji Shaolong died, he did not dare to face Ji Shaolong's death or his own guilt. Because when he faced Zhenxin, he would feel that he had betrayed Bai Gong. Silence is better than sound. Not daring means admitting it. So after his death, Bai Gong took his hand and flew out of Sifang City, which had imprisoned him all his life, and took him to see the person he wanted to see most. It is undoubtedly Ji Shaolong. It has been 20 years, and every time I have repeatedly reviewed the plot and the emotions and psychology of the characters, the conclusions I have drawn have never changed.

Looking back many years later, I came up with a sentence: love may last longer than hate, and hate may be stronger than love. Bai Gong is what Ji Shaoxi thinks of as "love", so Ji Shaoxi will never allow herself to forget or betray her. Ji Shaolong is what Ji Shaoxi thinks of as "hate", so Ji Shaoxi will never allow herself to change or accept it. These are the two forms of life, length or depth. Ji Shaoxi was actually unfortunate, but also lucky. He experienced the length and depth of life, but the timing was wrong every time. God gave it to him, but it didn't give it to him either. After all, the vast white land was really clean.

It's still unforgettable, so cruel that I can't accept it…

I like this article very much, touching. It is also cruel, the prince is so heart-wrenching, and whoever is in Zheyi makes people want to kick him. The prince framed Xi and used his tricks because his identity and curse prevented him from expressing his love. He also deceived everyone and kept humiliating Xi, making the other party so disgusted. However, he secretly protected Xi quietly, even if he helped him, he still looked ruthless, as reminded in the court, with a cold appearance and a soft and caring heart. Jiang, on the other hand, pretended to be a good friend, betrayed, framed and insulted. It was not helpless and had to be like this. Why should he be so perverted? This is not how you love someone. I wanted to call him a wolf in sheep's clothing. The empty bottle reveals despair and desolation, and the broken wings reveal cruelty and hatred. . However, the author's writing style is really good, especially his emotions are delicate and profound. If he had not disliked the prince so much before, there would not have been a deeper sympathy for him after knowing the truth. Both readers and Xi misunderstood him. When they saw the wedding pavilion, they could only cry silently, feeling wronged for the prince. I also like Bai Gong very much. He is really a warm person, smart and thoughtful. It seems that he sympathized with Xi before he met him. When he saw Xi crying with pear blossoms and rain in the rain for the first time, he probably fell in love. Before Xiao Bai entered the palace, every appearance was the most joyful and stress-free. It would be great if he and Xi were a couple. Bai's cheerfulness will definitely make Xi happy. It's a pity that one has given up and the other has not been tempted. There is nothing to say in the ending. Talking about forgiveness in the face of such great hatred is a bit cruel and I can't forgive myself. Xi made the biggest concession and arranged a marriage. The prince's suicide was a bit too cruel, but it was also reasonable and pitiful for the readers. Although they knew that there was no hope for the two of them, they still felt heartache from the cruelty. . . Calling on adults to fill in the gaps, and the main story, and so on. . . Anxious

I read this article for the first time several years ago. Now I remembered it and read it again. Except for the first time, I read it directly from the bottom. Because I really like Prince Long, and I especially feel sorry for him. I feel that although he has always been a strong presence and has always had a dominant feeling, his love for Xi is too humble. If he had a little more courage and waited a while, Xi would definitely change his mind. I feel that although the author is very implicit throughout the whole article, I can clearly feel that Xi is definitely in love with Prince Long. Even if it is not the same as Baigong's love, it is definitely in love. In the end, he hanged himself and died. I felt really sad. Also, what Prince Long said to Xi on the wedding night made me realize that all the scenes of bullying Xi in the previous part were all foreshadowing. My eyes were red at that time. I was so affectionate, but so humble. Weird, in fact, in love, Long has too low self-esteem. Although he has forced and other behaviors, he has never expressed it clearly. In the end, he gave up without trying again (but it was this kind of love that gave up the country that moved me deeply!) My, my, my, my language expression skills have always been particularly poor. I don't know if what I said is correct, and I don't know if the author can understand it (or can see it?). Anyway, I just wanted to express my love and regret for Prince Long. I also want to ask the author to add some extra stories about Xi Helong? Let Long's love world be complete and not always full of shadows. Moreover, after Baigong died, Xi was left with an empty statue to think about. If Long died, he would really be so determined. My little heart can't stand it. Please! ! Thanks! ! I love this article (I also particularly like the broken wings)

I knew from the beginning that this article was sad, so I hesitated and continued reading it. The author's writing style is very good, and the characters and plots are well described. The plot is very smooth, and I won't have the urge to skip to the ending after watching half of it. Thank you for letting me see a good article, although it makes me feel numb

This article by Sir is my enlightenment into Danmei~~ So this article has always been listed as a golden classic for me. I love every character in the book, and my favorite among them is of course Xiaolong. The book is full of foreshadowing, whether it's Long's bullying of Xiao Xi or Chun's disgust. The book is also full of many unknown emotions, such as Xiaoxi's brother, such as Tianshu. (I always thought they liked Xiao Xi!) There are many, many deeply remembered plots, such as Xiao Xi Bai Gong's first meeting (I used it when writing the essay for the final exam~~), such as Xiao Xi Long's first meeting, such as Xiao Xi questioning Bai Gong, such as the truth, such as Long pushing Xiao Xi, such as Long and Xiao Xi's relationship, such as Long's words on the wedding night, such as Long's death, such as Chun scolding Xiao Xi, such as the suspected 3P finale (==) I have always felt that Takashi is the protagonist and he loves so deeply. From making things difficult for Xiao Xi in every possible way at the beginning, to making things difficult for Bai Gong, it was just because of two simple words: "I like him." He loved so weakly that even if he knew that Xiao Xi had recovered his memory, he still believed in him, until Xiao Xi said that he had never liked him, and such an arrogant person actually committed suicide. It's just that he didn't know until his death that Xiao Xi did like him. If he could wait a little longer, the outcome would be different. Regarding Tianshu, I believe he has always liked Xiao Xi. When we got together in a brothel many years ago, I still remember that he has always been with him, helping him get revenge, helping him seize the throne, and helping him understand his feelings. Regarding Bai Gong, I actually don't like it very much. He is the male protagonist in Dozens. But what I admire most is that he has always been by his side and has always fulfilled his promise.

Light and big. . . N years have passed. When will you write the main story of "Kong Zun"? ? ? I come here every year to see if there are any updates