The Road to Zhangtai Is Gone

It's over. I wish Little Mute and Little Ice Cube, together with Daxia Li and Daxia Wang, to travel the world and continue to be the village bully in a small mountain village. It would be better if the author could occasionally broadcast the scenes of what they announced during the day.

It turned out to be such a high-spirited and romantic ending. Congratulations on the completion! This article made people feel very sad from the beginning. I shed tears for no reason very early on (it's not inexplicable). After I read more than 30 chapters, I thought about having to wait for updates for such a sad article day by day. When I was waiting for the update, I thought that if the update was too sweet, the result would be miserable. I can't imagine how sad it must be. I'm sorry, so I didn't follow it all the way, but I dared to click in and finish it after I saw it finished (the long-term pain is worse than the short-term pain). But I really like this article. This is the first time I have seen an article about the palace showing the misery of women's fate in such a calm and desperate way. I really feel the sadness and helplessness of "how deep is the courtyard", especially as it seems that the experiences of women across thousands of years of time and space can be glimpsed from the small lives of several fictional characters. No wonder the author likes Ouyang Xiu. Ah, but the suffocation was really suffocating, and it made me cry a lot. Whether it is Qian Bao'er's inconsistent interactions and heart-to-heart conversations with others in the early stage, or Qian Bao'er's repeated self-examination of good and evil, love and hate, and life after his transformation in the later stage, they all moved me deeply. Maybe it's not because I resonate with Qianbaoer's specific thoughts, but this process of constant self-doubt, self-denial and self-redemption makes people feel extremely familiar. Maybe the process of growing up and establishing values ​​​​is so painful, but at least everyone is similar. Have a good rest and look forward to new posts~

Before watching the episode, I actually thought the money bag was 1

Weakly raise your paw, does anyone remember Concubine Shu and Xia Zhi?

Why does it feel like the ending is so rushed? It feels like there is still a while to finish. It feels like there are many hidden threads that have not yet been written.

As soon as the queen came out, I stood by him, but unfortunately it became more and more broken in the end! Harmful! The road is narrow! Queen!

Qianbaoer's perspective is cute, innocent, unbeatable and sad. Because the first-person novel is trapped in the situation and must start from "I", readers from God's perspective often feel offended in many places, just like they often subconsciously think: Why can't the money bag be more careful? Why are you so casual sometimes? Why does she always have to rely on others to clean up her mess? However, the money bag is like an extremely ordinary stone thrown into the bottomless pool in the backyard of the palace. The gap between the way she uses her simple principles of good and evil to look at these obscure faces and the intrigue required in the so-called palace battles is actually as big as our modern perspective on this man-eating place. The way she arrogantly asked why it was not like this and why it was like that was like a very rough blunt stroke on a neat and precise picture that had been blurred by lies, conspiracy, betrayal, suffering, and oppression. Because this stroke greatly wrinkled the canvas, every character in it was freed from their numbness, laughing and cursing, and appeared on the paper. Qianbao'er seems to be the protagonist, but in fact she has always been the stupid stone. Her function is to constantly stir up all the creatures in the pool, to see how pitiful and hateful they are, to see them lean on her stone to breathe, or to be killed by being knocked headlong. Therefore, instead of judging the people in the pool and this stubborn stone from a God's perspective, it is better to close your eyes and sink into the water to make those tears and laughter clearer, so that the author's so-called harem article with excellent experience is not in vain. I think what I like most about this article is as mentioned above. What kind of appearance did Money Bag break into my field of vision, and what kind of funny way she left in the end. She will not be my favorite character, but she makes the appearance of so many characters come alive. Of course, Qian Bao'er's status as a bystander in my heart was broken when she discovered that her grandma was dead and launched a series of revenge actions. It was as if the hanging line that had been holding the stone for fishing was finally torn off. Qian Bao'er fell into this deep pool that eats people without spitting out bones. Even though she was still given to HE, her inner destruction after that moment, and the fear that her innocent heart was finally damaged as a spectator, still left a deep impression on me. I felt a sense of every face in this article, not only because the author did not easily toolify any character, but also because I felt that both the villain and the villain had the atmosphere of a small person in it. Even in the conflicting plot, I could not feel pure hatred for the villain, and I could not feel happy even in the so-called positive moment when the truth was revealed in tit for tat. It's not to smooth out the hateful aspects of a hateful person, nor is it to show mercy to the Virgin, but to ask subconsciously: What will I look like when I am thrown into this abyss. I have been thinking about coming here to thank the author for using the money bag to "throw stones" in this kind of article. Now I am writing a long review that is very subjective and unorganized. Please bear with me.

Woohoo, it's over, but I feel like there's so little emotional connection between Qianbaoer and Zhaozhao.

The story of this hero is really touching. Besides, the Queen Mother Dog is truly the source of all evil.

After following this for the past three days, I can only say that your writing is very good. It is a real palace battle novel as I understand it. JJ's current lily novels have exactly the same routine. There are very few serious writers about palace battle plots. So this article is to my liking. For the first time, I was able to peer into the ups and downs of the people in the palace across hundreds of years and thousands of years. It showed me a foot in the palace for more than 2,000 years, and I truly felt the misery of women in the feudal era.