The Sin of Immortality

If I don't write something, I'm afraid that those precious reading experiences will fade away with my memory, leaving me with regrets. I went through it several times. For the first time, I was carried away by the plot and foreshadowing of Tea. From the beginning, I was full of doubts, but later the truth gradually came to light, and I suddenly woke up. Cha is really an author who has a very complete world view and plot line. No matter how complicated it is, Cha is always perfect and will not let a foreshadowing lurk forever. Therefore, reading Cha's novels is a pleasant thing for both body and mind. One of the reasons is that Cha's plot has ups and downs while ensuring its smoothness and completeness. Another reason is that Cha's character setting is particularly awesome. To write about the bone-breaking pain: it is necessary to write about the person who keeps saying that he will not be forgotten even in Wangchuan, and gradually loses his memory of who A Yue is in ten thousand years; it is also necessary to write about the most loyal and unswerving Phoenix, who thinks that he will live and die together in the same bed, and he will be at a loss for ten thousand years, watching his lover forget all promises and forget himself. If you want to write about heart-wrenching abuse, just write that ten thousand years ago, he had a lover, a master, a master, a junior sister, and many friends from the same school. He had a time of wanton enjoyment, but all of this was later cut off by him with his own hands. He had to write about Liang Sheng and his mother, how much he longed to live and how he wanted to be successful and go back to support his mother... But fate made him suffer the pain of being skinned in one night and the ecstasy of surviving the disaster. From then on, he was pushed into the abyss of darkness, where he was raped, tortured, conjured, and his mother was sealed and never reincarnated... To live and suffer became his new obsession. I have to write about Ji Wuyou and Mo Changsheng, but I also want to write about Ji Wuyou and Mo Changsheng. Wu Youyou was worried until the last second before death. Who would have thought that the most compatible natal chart would be the most difficult lover to stay with. She originally thought that the separation between yin and yang was the worst of the eight sufferings. Later, looking at the old back of her lover who was gradually disappearing, she suddenly realized that she "can't ask for it"... Mo Changsheng ended up living a long and short life, Ji Wuyou ended up being worry-free and needless... I have to write about Mo Ziyu and Xiaobai, "a clown fish, helpless and helpless. I chase the waves for thirty thousand miles, just want to go with the wind. Find the little fox. Find the little fox. Find the little fox." It writes about the meanest life in Qingqiu and the noblest nine-tailed fox becoming close friends, about the two people not spending much time together but A moment of sincere friendship that will be unforgettable for thousands of years. The clown fish swam chasing a beam of light for thousands of years. Only later did he realize that the light had long since ceased to exist. Without thinking about it, there was no need to live... The last moment of the two people's lives became the most unspeakable moment in their lives... If you want to write about the meeting of resentment and hatred, there are too many, such as White Bones, Liang Sheng, and Nine Tails... This ruthless heaven makes all living beings in the six realms suffer eight kinds of suffering, as if it is destined to be like this, and it is difficult to change it even if you try your best; as if good and evil have causes, and debts are repaid, but it is just the next life, which may not be the next life, and the illusion of soul dissipation... In the end, only Liao Yue and Ji Wuyi reached the forgotten version of he. However, although the forgetfulness still exists, this time Liao Yue is by his side. Don't think about those tens of millions of years, and they will be happy forever... The other characters really have their own ways of behaving🥺. Fortunately, Ah Cha wrote the if line, so I slowly coaxed myself into it. This book is really amazing, every character can be savored [crying]

I feel like there is still a lot more that could be written, but this ending is a bit rushed. Qinglian Lianzi and "Tiandao", as well as Huiyuan, the deal made by Ji Wuyi and his current status. It feels like Liao Yue now has a "carpe diem" mentality in him. He no longer thinks about the annihilation of Hui Yuan. After Yuan Annihilation, Ji Wuyi will still be alone.

It turns out that □□ is a crime A mortal got a lifespan that was not commensurate with him, but he had the instinct of being good at forgetting. In the end, he sent everyone away, leaving only himself and the boundless loneliness forever. A Yue can only live for one Huiyuan at most. Without A Yue, Ji Wuyi will still live as long as heaven, forgetting everything and being isolated from the world. If A Yue is reincarnated one day, will Ji Wuyi still recognize him? ???

Finished reading. . How can I put it this way? I haven't read such a miserable novel in a long time. It's really rare in my reading list that the ending basically ends with the main character not having a happy ending. I even got a little confused when I saw it at the end. My mind became a mess late at night and I couldn't figure out whether the main character was a he or an oe (because I don't know if the "eternal life and forgetfulness" is solved or if it stays like that and will keep repeating what Ji Wuyi experienced). . . . ▽

What seems to be he is actually the core of tragedy...

The first part was really good and I liked it, but why are Ji Wuyi and Liao Yue still arguing about this later? Ji Wuyi doesn't want Liao Yue to be in danger, and Liao Yue blames Ji Wuyi for taking everything on his own and leaving him alone. I thought the author could make them happy later, but the ending was really rushed (I cried). They are still arguing in this episode. From beginning to end, Liao Yue thinks Ji Wuyi is too "authoritarian" and doesn't take his own life seriously. I feel that according to Liao Yue's mentality, the two of them still have a long way to go, but it's over now? (Crying to death)

Elder sister! Tomorrow is my 51st birthday. Will there be a birthday extra this year?

It's obviously he, but why is it still sad?

There is a phoenix standing on a branch, watching the one you love for thousands of years, waiting for the heavy snow to seal the body, until the blood freezes and tears, weeping for the one who has lost love.

45X is simply amazing. Every time I read Chacha's articles, I can't help but sigh. I really like 45X's works. In the past few days, I have seen the collection increase from more than 8,000 to more than 9,000 [lop-eared rabbit head]. I hope more people will like 45X's articles from the bottom of their hearts [bixin]