The Bewitched Hero (Online Edition/First Draft)

Later, He Yi, Wu Feng and Zi Yue were really sad in the next few movies. It would be great if everything stayed at the end of this movie. I read the story many years ago and now I want to relive it.

After watching Big Three Fans and Small Extras, I feel that everything I should say has been said by other fans. I am more concerned about it. Although I have been writing about endless descendants, I am very interested in their ancestor Wu Feng. He is the only one in the family whose disability is not related to medicine and has super strong martial arts. If you like him, he only needs to say "Hello, welcome"

It's really beautiful, a little flower Haha, watch the next one and release it

The first time I read Mi Xia, I didn't feel very good. Because the male protagonist has a bad temper, almost stubborn; while the female protagonist is a typical woman who subverts tradition: not a lady, illiterate, and even a bit rough. Even their relationship is very abrupt, so unconventional. There is an indescribable atmosphere throughout the novel, with filth, dirty human nature, twisted personality, and conflicting emotions, creating a gloomy picture. It seems that only in Murong's medical cottage can there be an occasional ray of brightness. And this brightness was dwarfed by another mutual tragedy that happened under the red lanterns of the Lantern Festival. I remember that in "A Dream of Red Mansions" it was mentioned that Wang Wei's "The solitary smoke is straight in the desert, and the sun is setting in the long river". It seems unreasonable, but when I close my eyes, I seem to see this scene. After watching Mi Xia and Mi Xing, I actually felt the same way. It took me two days to read it in a hurry. No feeling. Put down the mobile phone, after three days, five days, more than ten days, or even longer now, you can actually see their tough images, their love that does not need to be called vigorous but truly great, and their perseverance in the face of pain. Murong, I just started to hate him. The hate started when he took the life of their first child without her consent. I doubted at the time whether he would be a twisted person. But later facts proved that my worries were unnecessary. He was on the verge of death time and time again, but never died, again and again because of his love, his concern, and his responsibility. For this alone, he can be called a good man. And he is still a good doctor and a good teacher, although he is not approachable enough. It is such courage and strength to fight against the pain again and again and win one's life on the line of life and death. There is another thing that I like about Murong, that is, he doesn't like to be rude to others, he is stubborn and likes to be polite. This person is really cute. She, in this love that was not favored by many people, it was her persistence that enabled them to finally get their happiness. He is strong in the face of illness, and she is persistent in feelings. She is a revolution for many women who are only willing to cry when faced with feelings and leave the decision-making power to the other person. She is also a great person among this generation. She is not ladylike enough, gentle enough, has a big appetite, likes her meat, and subverts many framework restrictions on women. And even for such a person, she is also lovely. Her past, with so many unknown colors, seemed to be an unpleasant mystery, so she finally chose not to recover her memory. This is real life, there are many things that we may not know the answers to. There is another character that I relatively admire, that is Murong's female disciple. She liked Murong so much that she wanted to find Murong's shadow even in the brothel. Her love was quiet, and she was not the kind of person her master's wife was. It was destined that she would not win Murong's heart, but she insisted on loving Murong in her own way. After leaving the hospital, when Murong went to her to apologize, the words she said were not only to let go of that relationship, but also to let go of herself who had been self-imprisoned for a long time. She finally left her beloved master, even though she declared that Murong was no longer her master, but when she gritted her teeth and let go of herself and Murong, we outsiders couldn't help but admire her bravery and be happy for her liberation. Although I have watched it for a while (I have forgotten the names), when I think about it occasionally, I still feel very emotional about these characters, as if they are really alive in front of me. Close-up of these words. By: An Wang Twelve

A year or two ago, I can't remember the details, but I read it once and thought it was good. I read it again in the past two days, and I feel that the novel from nearly 10 years ago is really good if I read it again today and I can still read it again. And after checking, there are more than 100,000 online readers. Congratulations to the author for a masterpiece.

I want to buy the physical book of Mi Xia Ji but I can't find it. Where can I buy it? ~!

I first got to know Shi Dingrou from "The Legend of Lost Heroes" and was amazed by the details. Later, it was changed to a paper book, which wiped out all the glorious places, so I felt that there was no need to buy a book. "The Lost Journey" can be said to have taken a new path, removing amnesia and other plot points, and complicating Wu You's character. This is where the paper book is more advanced than the original online manuscript. "The Legend of the Gods" is best rewritten, and I don't know what it means. At least the rhythm and style of the three parts must be unified. You can do it like Mists, etc. After writing twice as many things, slowly refine and polish them. "Biography of the Commonplace" started well, but unfortunately it did not continue. The subsequent articles were all rubbish and imitative. The vulgar romance completely covered up the feminist thoughts. Who is so smart first and then an idiot? Therefore, all the articles from the first dozen chapters of "The Dark Fragrance Cup" onwards are the work of impostors.

Thoughts on reading "Three Mysteries of Dingrou" at night Light clouds rise from deep Xiu, mist falls into shallow streams, long songs reach the end of the world, and silk strings fall from the piano robe. On the second day of the lunar month, there are few osmanthus shadows every year. The bamboo house is green, the eaves of the corridor are low, the feet are washed and songs are played, and the bright wrists are playing the flute. White jade cloak, purple gold sword, the sun shines through the atrium at noon, and the locust trees fall into Xiaoxiang at night. Finally, we can join hands every day, but the years rush us away. Once upon a time, it was the beginning of spring, but when I looked back, it was already late autumn. The grievances and grievances are settled in soft ink, and the calligraphy and painting are full of emotions and sorrows. You can use white outline to highlight the character, and then dye the Xuanyi with fine brushwork. There is no wind, the silver needle helps the world, and the shadow of the lotus cloth and sword has a faint fragrance. There are endless yellow sands in Mobei and green embroidered walls in the south of the Yangtze River. The fancier travels far away, covering up his books and sighing for a long time. There is a fairy mountain outside the world, and Zhu Si has been there for three lifetimes. The world of mortals rests and lives, a cup of frost in the rivers and lakes.

Read Shi Dingrou's love stories: Pain and love Smilingsky 2009-8-31 When I first came into contact with online literature, Shi Dingrou's "Miscellaneous Heroes" was the first novel I read. I remember that I was in a state of ups and downs at that time. I was fascinated by Murong Wufeng, shed tears for his pain, and I was obsessed with it for a while. After following the third volume, "The Legend of the Gods", the author seemed to want to close the book and withdraw the column, so he gave up. Many years later, I was moved by another story, "The Past in Lichuan" by Xuan Yin. But not long after, I discovered that Xuanyin turned out to be Shi Dingrou's vest! The moment I found out, I suddenly realized that Wang Lichuan was just a modern Murong Wufeng! They all have disabled legs, they are all professionals, they are all self-respecting and self-reliant, and they are all struggling to survive. "The Lost Heroes" and "The Lost Travels": Romance in the guise of martial arts Dingrou created a very vivid Jianghu, with miracle doctors, Jianghu Express, weapons list, celebrity challenges, grievances and hatreds, but these are just backgrounds, and what the author wants to tell may just be a love story. From the book, I learned: Love has no conditions, love has no right or wrong; love makes people weak, but it also makes people strong; love will override reason and morality; everyone has the right to pursue love... Chu Heyi has an unknown life experience, no relatives, no friends, no education, tenacious vitality, rough and willful, and surprisingly strong in martial arts. Murong Wufeng, the master of Yunmeng Valley, is a genius doctor. He is disabled and seriously ill. He has saved countless people but cannot cure himself. He is elegant but has a bad temper. He is weak but must do everything in his own way. He has a stubborn personality, a strong self-esteem and a mysophobia. Such two people, one seems to be in the sky and the other in the earth, rough and elegant, strong and weak; of course they also have something in common, they both have unknown backgrounds and are lonely in the bustling world. But the love between them has little to do with these differences or similarities. In the eyes of Wu Feng and He Yi, the other party is just a pure woman/man. He Yi saw Wu Feng's strong forbearance and free spirit; Wu Feng saw He Yi's free passion and the gentleness underneath the toughness. There is a strange attraction between them. As long as they are close enough, they will emit a powerful magnetic field, which will completely overwhelm reason and social morality. They went to bed before confessing their love; there were back and forth between them, and they would be separated because of little things, but as soon as they met again, they were inseparable from each other again, and the problem was no longer a problem. Their love is very powerful and is not affected by time or external forces. No matter what happens to the other person (broken leg, amnesia, loss of virginity), their hearts will never change; no matter how much they have to pay for each other, they are willing to do so without any reluctance. After falling in love, two lonely people are no longer lonely. They complement each other and form a perfect whole. No matter what the environment is, being able to accompany each other is happiness. Such pure love is so touching. As for the shortcomings, I just feel that some of the plot arrangements don't make sense. The most awkward thing for me was the first night between Wu Feng and He Yi. The beginning of the book has a strong martial arts flavor, focusing mainly on plot description, with very little psychological description and almost no emotional foreshadowing. Under such circumstances, Wu Feng and He Yi suddenly went to bed! Even though we were forced to sleep in the same bed, this plot still shocked me without any foreshadowing. Wufeng is such a person who pays attention to etiquette and keeps a distance from others. Would such a person take action rashly without a tacit understanding between the two parties? Perhaps the author wants to use this to express the power of love, which sweeps away everything with its destructive power, and morality, habits, and reason all give way. But if there is some psychological description or plot foreshadowing in the front, the effect will be better. The second weird thing is Yunmenggu's military force. Is it strong or not? If they are not strong, Wu Feng was alive and well before He Yi came and was not harmed by the Tang Clan at all. In addition, Wu Feng and He Yi were captured by the Tang Clan for the first time and were rescued quickly. If it's strong, why was it that when Wu Feng was kidnapped for the second time, only He Yi rescued him and no one came to help him? You should at least follow from afar, right? In addition, it is understandable that Tang Rong disguised himself to enter the Zhuwu Courtyard, but after the incident failed, he and He Yi fought, so the nursing home should be alerted, right? No, he escaped easily, and then sneaked in and stole the medical books, as if he was in a deserted place. The third doubt is that Wufeng's medical skills are so high that he can even save people who have stopped breathing and can perform meridian surgeries, so why can't they reconnect limbs? When He Yi cut off her finger, I thought Wu Feng would immediately perform an operation to sew it up, but I didn't expect that Wu Feng could do nothing. The same is true for Dr. Chen's broken hand, which should be reattached in a short time. Of course, flexibility cannot be compared with that of a good player. "The Past of Li Chuan": Separation is not because of lack of love, but because of too much love The concept of love expressed in "Once Upon a Time in Lichuan" is completely consistent with that of San Mi, except that the story scene has been moved to modern times and the writing style is more sophisticated. Some people say that the highest state of love is not that two people are happy together, but that they would rather sacrifice their own happiness for the happiness of the other person. Both Li Chuan and Xiao Qiu in the book have achieved this. They are constantly separated, not because they don't love, but because they love too much. Li Chuan is proud and confident. He does not feel inferior because of his disability. He is confident that he can take care of Xiaoqiu and give her happiness. But after learning that his cancer cells had metastasized, he lost confidence. He believed that he could no longer give Xiaoqiu happiness and could only bring her sadness. He believes that cutting off the relationship as soon as possible is the best thing for Xiaoqiu. He hopes that Xiaoqiu can forget himself, fall into a new relationship, and find long-term happiness. But he underestimated Xiaoqiu's love for him, and his persistence turned into torture for each other. Once upon a time, everything was difficult, except for Wushan, but Li Chuan underestimated his influence on Xiaoqiu. In front of Li Chuan, Xiao Qiu was as passionate as fire. After Li Chuan left, the fire in Xiao Qiu's heart was extinguished and no one could ignite it again. It's not that Xiaoqiu specially kept the festival for Li Chuan, but that no one can arouse such feelings and ignite such enthusiasm. Xiaoqiu is more persistent and stronger than Li Chuan imagined. After meeting Li Chuan again, she does not dwell on his farewell without saying goodbye, but bravely continues to pursue the happiness of the two of them. For her, the pain of separation is worse than the death of the future. But Li Chuan was too stubborn and would rather die than live and cause Xiaoqiu pain. In the face of such persistent Li Chuan, Xiao Qiu chose to give up and respected his wishes and stopped contacting her, as long as he could live well. (Seeing this makes me want to cry to death~~~) The ending of "Once Upon a Time in Lichuan" was a bit bland. Perhaps many people were looking forward to a more romantic and touching reunion. But I understand the author's arrangement. When Li Chuan left for the first time, Xiaoqiu's heart was no longer innocent, and she was severely hurt emotionally but she still didn't give up hope. Li Chuan left for the second time, and in such a tragic state. Xiao Qiu's enthusiasm was completely burned out. She no longer had extravagant hopes for Li Chuan to be together, as long as she knew he was alive, it was enough. Therefore, when Li Chuan appeared again, she did not have any hope for a relationship between the two, so she could react calmly and remain unchanged in response to changes. It could also be said that this was her last resort to protect herself. But Li Chuan couldn't let go of Xiao Qiu, so he returned to Xiao Qiu after the operation was successful. If Xiaoqiu has really moved on and has a new boyfriend and a new life, Li Chuan will bless her from a distance. But after seeing Xiaoqiu's living conditions, he finally understood that without him, Xiaoqiu would lose the color of life. He finally calmly faced the feelings between them again, confidently pursued and took care of Xiaoqiu again, used time to heal Xiaoqiu's scars, and once again aroused Xiaoqiu's passion. I really like the ending and extras. Li Chuan and Xiao Qiu once again returned to a relaxed and comfortable relationship, which was very warm. And the extra chapter finally clarified the confusion for readers. It turns out that Li Chuan fell in love with Xiao Qiu at first sight!! At this time, when I think back to their initial relationship, it seems logical. I think it was a bit sudden for me that they were progressing so quickly. "The Lost God": The journey to find yourself Unlike several other books, the theme of "Mystery" is not love, but growth and finding oneself. (Actually, I don't understand Mi Shen Ji very well, and my understanding may not be correct. The following is just my personal opinion: P) Zi Xin has been in the shadow of his genius father since he was a child. His father is his idol and the one he wants to surpass. He was not willing to follow his father's path. Because of his illness, Wufeng stayed in Yunmeng Valley for most of his life. Although Zi Xin also suffers from wind paralysis, leg diseases, and many dietary restrictions, his body is much stronger than Wu Feng. He has the conditions to go out of the valley and see the outside world with his own eyes. He chose to be a charlatan, not only because of his teenage rebelliousness, but also because he was confused and wanted to find his own way. Another important reason is Xiao Mei. Xiao Mei's death made him unable to forgive himself. He did not allow himself to enjoy a stable and comfortable life. Running away was also a kind of self-exile. I don't know if the mysterious Zhu Yin is a real monster or only exists in Zi Xin's imagination. I have never understood the meaning of this character. Maybe he is a reflection of Zi Xin's heart? Zi Xin has been wandering outside for many years, but he has never found peace of mind. There is no place or person who can make him settle down. Su Fengyi could have done it, but fate seemed to prevent them from being together. He has never gotten out of his father's shadow, because the books he writes are still based on his father's views. Although his opinions are contrary to his father's, the existence of this kind of controversy shows that he cannot get rid of his father's influence. It was not until the end that Su Fengyi's words made him realize: Only by truly facing yourself, forgiving yourself, and making yourself happy can you make the people you love and the people who love you happy. He was finally able to face his heart and proposed to Su Fengyi, which brought happiness to both of them. Affected by her childhood experiences, Su Fengyi was afraid of men deep down in her heart, unable to be intimate with the people she loved, and could only escape from marriage again and again. She loves Zi Xin and pursues him bravely, but the closer the distance, the more afraid she becomes, so she will unconsciously push him away. But she was brave in the end and gained happiness because of it. It turns out that if you love someone deeply, you can overcome any fear. Su Fengyi is a fighter against fate. She came from a wealthy family, but she was not willing to be taken advantage of by her father. The father looked down on his daughter and did not teach her the professional knowledge of antiquity, so she learned it secretly. The society did not recognize the professionalism of women, but she kept working hard and used her own strength to win recognition and build her own career. There is something of a modern feminist in her. Tang Heng is a patient with gender disorder, also known as transvestite. Such people are marginalized even in today's society, let alone the era and environment in which the book is set. Tang Heng is a brave man. He does not run away from himself, but chooses to face it head-on, and does not hide his differences. He longs to be recognized, but the reality is cruel. He is cast aside by mainstream society, and only a few people fully accept him for who he is. Of course Tang Heng was in pain and confusion. Because he was rejected by most people, Tang Heng created a mysterious friend "Aqing" - a small wooden frog statue. This is the same as religion. Through faith, he has friends and support, which makes him strong. In the end, Tang Heng married Shen Qingchan. Although it was to help Shen Qingchan, it also represented a compromise on his part in society. Guo Qingzhu bore the hatred of his ancestors, obeyed his fate, and made hunting his enemies his only goal in life. In the end he succeeded in killing all his enemies, but his brother died and his life was ruined. Guo Qingkui and Shen Qingchan wanted to resist this fate, but their strength was too weak and they could not completely succeed. But in a sense, they were successful. In the end, the Shen and Guo families were united, and the only blood flowed from the two families. Murong Ziyue is another person who was overwhelmed by fate. Judging from the description of her as a child, she was a very smart and strong woman. Unexpectedly, she drowned herself in the end because she could not give birth to a healthy child. Because of her outward strength, no one saw her inner fragility, and her death caused everyone regret. (Many suicides in modern society are in this situation. They are cheerful and confident in front of others, but there is unbearable pressure deep inside. When this pressure develops into despair, and they feel that no one can help them, they may choose a dead end. This is a social problem, and there is no good solution so far.) Although the love written by Shi Dingrou always makes people feel heartbroken and burst into tears, they still can't help but read it. I don't know when Dingrou's next book will be released, but I believe he can make another breakthrough. Even if he no longer uses extreme elements such as injuries, illnesses, and disabilities, I believe Dingrou can still write good and heart-stirring works. :)

I didn't read Xiaoyan very much before, but my friend recommended Sanmi, which is great... We meet each other so late, thank you Dingrou for writing such a beautiful story.