Sad But True

I didn't see my wife's article until so late! (Although it's too late, I still want to express it) My wife's emotional descriptions are really wonderful. The emotions and struggles that may be behind the relatively cold narrative that the original novel briefly mentioned are so vivid and exquisite. I am amazed that I only read my wife's article so late!! Speaking of which, what I like to explore the most in the original work is the emotions behind the story of the White Princess, but I have seen very little information and analysis. (My imagination is too short, sweat) I feel that my wife's Loe and this article are very consistent with the possible emotions of the original work (actually, I am a fan of the two families, it really has the feeling of a tragic hero, but actually I don't feel that the wife's family is a fan, this emotional description behind the actions of the "bad guy" Writing, rather than whitewashing the "bad guys", makes me feel that they are really crazier. I feel that the Fei family written by my wife fully embodies the so-called "being strict with others and being lenient with oneself"! (Khan) I can only say that the inner struggle of the character is very brilliant, but as a person in real life, I will be very I hate it (I can deceive and betray you, but you can't do this to me), but the character is still very unique, and it is more distinctive, fateful and dramatic. I have always believed that liking the character means liking the various distinctive character traits the author has given him. The original author provided a good explanation. The logical struggle behind the behavior of animals. (By the way, I want to complain about how the love around the princess is so twisted, and it is so inconsistent with other people's beautiful love legends. However, as a lover of twisted love, I really like to see the characters struggling in pain,,,) Thank you, my wife, for providing such a good article for fans of the cold circle!

By the way, I first saw the English version on FANFIC. At first, I was a little uncomfortable with the setting of Third Brother and Mu Xing having sex. I don't know why I didn't finish reading the English version. So please forgive me for your initial discomfort with this article. Then I also forgot how I found this Chinese version. First of all, I have to express my admiration for the author. Only when I saw Chinese did I realize that the author's writing style is very suitable to me. In fact, I am just bad at English. If I didn't read the author's annotation, I would directly think that the author loved the third brother so much that he tried his best to whitewash him. And the author did it. I, the third brother, have a very positive view of the third brother. The author writes the third brother in his heart vividly, and in the end the readers have to cry for the third brother. Even though I, the third brother, am a black man, I like to see such a third brother. Great author, this article is great! I think it's better than the story about Lord Yongquan, because the third brother's position and character determine the story is more intense and very fascinating. But when I saw the scene where the third brother killed Io's servant, I felt that the third brother was so perverse that he no longer looked like an elf. This is the only bad thing I felt after watching it. Why do I always have this idea in my mind: In fact, Huan is the third brother's true love-. =|||Nonsense, please don't pay attention.

Ermei must have successfully suppressed Celegorm and Curufin, an elf whose mother's name is Golden Blade.

I'm exhausted, I'm just thinking Kaisan.

Is the author the ecthelion the fountain mentioned in Baidu Encyclopedia?

See all kinds of angina pectoris here The celegorm in the article really fits the image in my mind. When watching The Silmarillion, I also had the same feeling: "Tongli hates celegorm and meaglin so much" After watching it for the second and third time, I realized that there is no absolute "evil" in The Silmarillion. So I always had a feeling of [sympathy]... T T Sorry for saying so many irrelevant things!!!! It's great!!!!!!!!

This is the first time I've seen such a well-written Chinese Silmarillion fanfic!!!!!!!! Although celegorn did all the unforgivable bad things such as betrayal and massacre, he still cried like a fool after he died I really like the people from Feanor's family. Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much

Ah. . . Ecthelion. . . Couldn't it happen to be the same person as Long Bao? ~~ It's really rare to see a Silmarilion fan on JJ's list. . In view of JJ's eternal main theme of prostitution with handsome guys~~ Actually, I also like watching prostitution with handsome guys╮(╯▽╰)╭~~ Well, or indeed, the reason why I commented first after just glancing at it is because the Celegorm here has a soul. This means that even if he is inconsistent with my image, it will not make me feel OOC at all. It seems that this is his life, smooth and irreversible. , I really like this kind of fan fiction and fan writers~ Hmm. . . What? . I will continue to watch slowly~~

"The Silmarillion"... The one from The Lord of the Rings?

I saw this article on the Danmei channel, and after reading the book review, I thought it was an adapted Danmei fan, so I clicked on it out of curiosity. The writing style is very Western, and it feels like watching a medieval movie shot abroad. The shots and inner monologues change so quickly and without prompts that when I first watched it, I didn't understand what was going on because I was not used to it. The writing is actually quite good, the language is concise and brief, and the characters' inner monologues are quite real. Although the poor protagonist has nothing to do with love, after reading the ending, the author has something to say and finally understands what is going on. No wonder when watching it, it feels like watching the protagonist from the perspective of a supporting character. In the end, he died, and he was considered clean, which was good. I haven't seen Elf Diamond (I hope I didn't type the wrong name, I'm sorry if I did), and I'm too lazy to use Baidu. I thought it might be better for the author to give an introduction in the copy, but after reading it, I felt it was unnecessary. The reason... I'm too lazy to say. All in all, the writing is quite good, but the lyrics are high-brow and inevitably low-key. Have I gone too far? All right.