This article was written on impulse after I had finished the article. I had not finished getting excited yet. It turned out that there was no outline, and the meaning was only what I wrote. The original plan was just a short story of 20,000 to 30,000 words, but there was a long pause in editing. There were many bugs, and the title also changed. Because I was revising it while writing, many parts may look strange to everyone.
Now it's finished, so that everyone won't have to wait any longer, but I don't have time to modify the problems inside at the moment, so I have to wait until I have time to talk about it.
Thank you, everyone.
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Reader comments
It feels like the author's thoughts are constantly improving.
When I wrote this book, I did not direct criticism at the "family". The heroine's husband and children have become normal, and only Xinyue is still a sinful villain.
It is very consistent with the mainstream thinking more than ten years ago:
People in the family don't make big mistakes, they always change, the family gets back together, the mistress eventually fails.
This man is so disgusting, but the most disgusting thing is Qiong Yao who wrote such a twisted story. She may think that this kind of love that ignores responsibility and identity and ignores real life is very sad. Isn't she a fool?
I really don't understand why everything written by Qiong Yao is so disgusting.
The idea of rape within marriage does not seem to be popular in China, and even rape of unmarried boyfriends and girlfriends is considered reasonable...
It feels like the author only hates the woman's side. It's obviously a mistake made by two people together. Why does it only make the woman's side so miserable? There should be no good results, but the male protagonist didn't lose anything except losing his official position? It's as if Qiong Yao was writing under the pseudonym of the man's original wife who interfered in other people's families. Even so, the male protagonist was written in a worse way. After all, both of them hurt the original wife, which is unforgivable.
Why is my focus different from everyone else's... Everyone is discussing Qiong Yao and ancient modern love values, but what I think is that people should not use the reality of the previous life (or dream) to punish others or punish themselves... Yanji is pitiful, but her unhappiness largely comes from her not letting herself go... Of course, Da Da's novel is still great, and I will only discuss the plot here.
I'm late, so I'll make up for it. Besides, I've always felt that Qiong Yao's views on love are not correct. The novels she wrote before she became a mistress were all about the mistress's true love. After she became a mistress, they were all about the head wife's true love… and she was also drunk.
After reading the article, I searched for the original version of Crescent Princess. Sure enough, whoever the protagonist's halo puts on his head is the righteous party. The original version held high the banner of love and risked everything for love. This is indeed more realistic and reasonable.
I really love the setting of the author of this article, even though I have not read the original work
This last chapter made me deeply feel that Pang Dahai's love is a kind of hypocritical love. The reason why he can have such thoughts in this chapter is because he met Yan Ji after rebirth, so he envied the perfect love between himself and Yan Ji in the dream. , In fact, if the reality is really like his dream, he will still make the same mistakes again, because then he will not be surrounded by thousands of sails, and everything in life will not lack only a bright scenery, and he will still be fascinated by the new moon, and his family will still be tragic.
And rebirth is really the biggest golden finger the author has given to the heroine, so this time Yan Ji can keep her true heart and not lose herself in the family
I think a person's love has a certain amount. Once it is exhausted, it is gone. For the heroine, she was reborn directly into the sedan chair with her memories, so she didn't have time to think about where she was going next. She was already on the road. This was not a rebirth, but a return to a certain point in time after everything was silent, and she continued her life.
So I can fully understand why the heroine gave everything in exchange for the same experience as in the previous life. I think she didn't even think about it and was too lazy to think about it, so she just did it like this.
Giving Pang Dahai a concubine doesn't mean that she is a saint, but that she doesn't care anymore. She doesn't love this man and has no time to get entangled with him. Anyway, she can't be quiet even if she doesn't take a concubine, because the good life will have nothing to do with her after a few years. Why should she be bothered and obstructed and end up taking advantage of others? Why not give him more beauty, and Pang Dahai will be less of an eyesore in front of her.
This is actually good for the brain development of the children. The life of a large family cannot be so comfortable, not to mention their generous and virtuous mother. In turn, they have to worry about whether she will be wronged and her brain will not be so disabled after using it too much. Therefore, in this life, the heroine finally lived a good life with filial children.
It's really well written in big letters, it's harmonious and reasonable, and it has a sense of reality.
This chapter is about Tianzao after being slapped. However, the slap is real, but Tianzao is so illusory and dreamlike.
In fact, the main reason for the change in this life is not the character problem, but the author's three correct views.
I think this kind of revenge is not enough. We should make this fat guy even more miserable. At least he will know everything he did in his previous life. It will be satisfying to torture him.
Watching Qiong Yao's drama now, it's really a wrong view! I don't know why it became so popular at the time
When I watched Crescent Moon Princess, I thought there was something wrong with my outlook on life, and why I hated the male protagonist and the female protagonist so much. Now I know, it's clearly because the poor demon queen's own outlook on life and values are abnormal.
It's useless. The person sharing the porridge can rely on the fact that the others can't beat him together, so he can keep the largest share for himself.
A big watermelon selling melon seed soda in the front row? Watch by the way_(:з∠)_
I have always felt that Qiong Yao's views are not correct.
Men's love, especially the love of ancient men, is indifferent, emotionless and disgusting.
That is to say, women in ancient times were unfortunate, had no status, and were kept in the backyard. Otherwise, who would care about such a man!
It's so disgusting, young and ecstatic!
When I was a child, I couldn't understand the Crescent Moon Princess, and I cried and cried, destroying the original happy family.
I sigh again about Qiong Yao's three views, I'm really drunk.
Please fire me up with powerful updates, drop one!
Oh haha, I don't know how many times the relationship has been against the female protagonist's will. The male protagonist is not a thing, even in this article, he is not a thing_(:з∠)_
Hey, why, I think I will be more enlightened, because all my children have betrayed me, or there is no one in this family who has not betrayed me. From the very beginning, I was willing to become a monk even if I did not get married.
Qiong Yao has never been so disgusted
Qiong Yao, it's really disgusting
The writing is very realistic, the Qiong Yao stalks are really disgusting
I cried during class. I was so embarrassed, but I couldn't help it!
Can new articles be written from the first person perspective? Hey-hey
It feels like the author's thoughts are constantly improving. When I wrote this book, I did not direct criticism at the "family". The heroine's husband and children have become normal, and only Xinyue is still a sinful villain. It is very consistent with the mainstream thinking more than ten years ago: People in the family don't make big mistakes, they always change, the family gets back together, the mistress eventually fails.
This man is so disgusting, but the most disgusting thing is Qiong Yao who wrote such a twisted story. She may think that this kind of love that ignores responsibility and identity and ignores real life is very sad. Isn't she a fool?
I really don't understand why everything written by Qiong Yao is so disgusting.
The idea of rape within marriage does not seem to be popular in China, and even rape of unmarried boyfriends and girlfriends is considered reasonable...
It feels like the author only hates the woman's side. It's obviously a mistake made by two people together. Why does it only make the woman's side so miserable? There should be no good results, but the male protagonist didn't lose anything except losing his official position? It's as if Qiong Yao was writing under the pseudonym of the man's original wife who interfered in other people's families. Even so, the male protagonist was written in a worse way. After all, both of them hurt the original wife, which is unforgivable.
Why is my focus different from everyone else's... Everyone is discussing Qiong Yao and ancient modern love values, but what I think is that people should not use the reality of the previous life (or dream) to punish others or punish themselves... Yanji is pitiful, but her unhappiness largely comes from her not letting herself go... Of course, Da Da's novel is still great, and I will only discuss the plot here.
I'm late, so I'll make up for it. Besides, I've always felt that Qiong Yao's views on love are not correct. The novels she wrote before she became a mistress were all about the mistress's true love. After she became a mistress, they were all about the head wife's true love… and she was also drunk.
After reading the article, I searched for the original version of Crescent Princess. Sure enough, whoever the protagonist's halo puts on his head is the righteous party. The original version held high the banner of love and risked everything for love. This is indeed more realistic and reasonable.
I really love the setting of the author of this article, even though I have not read the original work This last chapter made me deeply feel that Pang Dahai's love is a kind of hypocritical love. The reason why he can have such thoughts in this chapter is because he met Yan Ji after rebirth, so he envied the perfect love between himself and Yan Ji in the dream. , In fact, if the reality is really like his dream, he will still make the same mistakes again, because then he will not be surrounded by thousands of sails, and everything in life will not lack only a bright scenery, and he will still be fascinated by the new moon, and his family will still be tragic. And rebirth is really the biggest golden finger the author has given to the heroine, so this time Yan Ji can keep her true heart and not lose herself in the family I think a person's love has a certain amount. Once it is exhausted, it is gone. For the heroine, she was reborn directly into the sedan chair with her memories, so she didn't have time to think about where she was going next. She was already on the road. This was not a rebirth, but a return to a certain point in time after everything was silent, and she continued her life. So I can fully understand why the heroine gave everything in exchange for the same experience as in the previous life. I think she didn't even think about it and was too lazy to think about it, so she just did it like this. Giving Pang Dahai a concubine doesn't mean that she is a saint, but that she doesn't care anymore. She doesn't love this man and has no time to get entangled with him. Anyway, she can't be quiet even if she doesn't take a concubine, because the good life will have nothing to do with her after a few years. Why should she be bothered and obstructed and end up taking advantage of others? Why not give him more beauty, and Pang Dahai will be less of an eyesore in front of her. This is actually good for the brain development of the children. The life of a large family cannot be so comfortable, not to mention their generous and virtuous mother. In turn, they have to worry about whether she will be wronged and her brain will not be so disabled after using it too much. Therefore, in this life, the heroine finally lived a good life with filial children. It's really well written in big letters, it's harmonious and reasonable, and it has a sense of reality.
This chapter is about Tianzao after being slapped. However, the slap is real, but Tianzao is so illusory and dreamlike.
In fact, the main reason for the change in this life is not the character problem, but the author's three correct views.
I think this kind of revenge is not enough. We should make this fat guy even more miserable. At least he will know everything he did in his previous life. It will be satisfying to torture him.
Watching Qiong Yao's drama now, it's really a wrong view! I don't know why it became so popular at the time
When I watched Crescent Moon Princess, I thought there was something wrong with my outlook on life, and why I hated the male protagonist and the female protagonist so much. Now I know, it's clearly because the poor demon queen's own outlook on life and values are abnormal.
It's useless. The person sharing the porridge can rely on the fact that the others can't beat him together, so he can keep the largest share for himself.
A big watermelon selling melon seed soda in the front row? Watch by the way_(:з∠)_
I have always felt that Qiong Yao's views are not correct.
Men's love, especially the love of ancient men, is indifferent, emotionless and disgusting. That is to say, women in ancient times were unfortunate, had no status, and were kept in the backyard. Otherwise, who would care about such a man! It's so disgusting, young and ecstatic!
When I was a child, I couldn't understand the Crescent Moon Princess, and I cried and cried, destroying the original happy family.
I sigh again about Qiong Yao's three views, I'm really drunk.
Please fire me up with powerful updates, drop one!
Oh haha, I don't know how many times the relationship has been against the female protagonist's will. The male protagonist is not a thing, even in this article, he is not a thing_(:з∠)_
Hey, why, I think I will be more enlightened, because all my children have betrayed me, or there is no one in this family who has not betrayed me. From the very beginning, I was willing to become a monk even if I did not get married.
Qiong Yao has never been so disgusted
Qiong Yao, it's really disgusting
The writing is very realistic, the Qiong Yao stalks are really disgusting
I cried during class. I was so embarrassed, but I couldn't help it!
Can new articles be written from the first person perspective? Hey-hey
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Fortunately, I didn't watch much QYNN when I was a kid, so it turned out to be so disgusting!