I Think the Green Mountains Would See Me That Way, Too

In my humble opinion, reading the comments, everyone is criticizing Liu Rushi for being emotionally half-hearted, but from an overall perspective, she is loyal to her family and country, has sold her property several times to support the rebels, and is not afraid of sacrificing herself for the country. Her spiritual height is far higher than that of her husband. Such a loyal woman should not be called a little girl emotionally. Moreover, there has been no clear comment in history on whether Liu Rushi was emotionally loyal to her husband Qian. As a matter of fact, I really disagree with a book friend's previous comment. Popular science: Liu's first husband, Zhou Zhuangyuan, actually doted on Liu so much that he was not tolerated by Zhou Zheng's wife and other concubines. After Zhou's death, Liu was forced by his wife, and she asked herself to step down. (I have great respect for Liu Da. I don't mean to criticize the novels of Gang Da, but I am different from others in the comments. I just want to defend Liu. I am really sorry for the offense.)

I don't understand the last paragraph a bit

Phew, the countdown is three two one

Is this the story of a scumbag who gives up on herself?

The tragedy in the first half of my life was due to my own misfortune, and I always feel that most of the tragedy in the second half of my life was caused by my own fault. . . . I can't fully sympathize with her, it's infuriating to watch.

She deserves to be abandoned, I don't like such a woman

I like great books very much

The writing is so charming.

The author's writing style is blatantly good. Qian Qianyizhi learned not to give up to Chen Zilong, and he treated the heroine with deep love and kindness, but the heroine never forgot the person who gave up on her. He only replied, "This little girl is nothing more than that."

A beautiful article! Every word is precious!