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Look at those women who are either beautiful, free and easy, or smart.
A good taskmaster is to set up his own persona, but it doesn't matter if he falls over occasionally.
It is best to live happily and freely.
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It's such a long article, I saw it here.
I feel like the author writes the characters well. Regardless of the protagonist, the supporting characters are all outstanding. The female Xin Xiaoqiao, Sun Shangxiang and others are all well portrayed. In particular, the women Xin and Xiao Qiao were influenced by Guo Tuesday respectively, and they provoked others to continue their style of acting. This sense of inheritance is incomparable to how many children you have. I'm quite looking forward to what Zhuge Jin will do next.
Among the five protagonists, I feel that Sima girl is my favorite. She is really cruel and rational. Maybe it's only because she has the experience of repeatedly encountering bt that she is walking on the edge of life and death. It is precisely because of this that she has been shaped step by step from a fairly decent girl to this. Her changes are the most obvious and logical. And what she does when it comes to emotional lines is the most reasonable among them all. Whether it was not taking the initiative at the beginning, or later analyzing the situation and deciding to make a clean break. She is really sensible.
As for the other female protagonists, I like them. Their advantages are what everyone said, but I still feel like they are being manipulated too much. It is obvious that their behavior is the author pushing them to go back to the original historical line, and this leads to a lot of puzzling things happening. The reason why the author mentioned that supporting characters are more popular may be because they are not bound by history and CP. Before I read it, I noticed someone in the comments was complaining about having children, and I felt noncommittal about it. But when I saw this, I realized that it was not a lie.
How can a few smart people not realize that an affair in the office can be fatal? Deciding to have a child would be even more unpleasant.
Let's talk about the medical methods in the third century first. With the availability of alternative pregnancy methods, unintended pregnancy is still a problem. It's really arrogant to just roll the sheets over without any precautions. This group of modern people may not have this concept because they have received insufficient education in sex, or they are not opposed to pregnancy and childbirth. That's good. In ancient times, people usually had to go through hell to cultivate production. It can only be said to be unbelievable that this group of smart people wanted to voluntarily try their luck while working a job. Could it be that he really sacrificed his life for love... No one died in it except Senior Sister Guo. It was a blessing and a need for the plot.
And the decision that Senior Sister Guo made in the end was simply too deliberate, without any foreshadowing before. For example, what kind of experiences did she have that made her long for a blood relative, or what kind of experiences made her worry about her own death. She just said something like this out of the blue, and then insisted on living regardless of any dissuasion, making it seem as if she deliberately wanted her to die according to historical facts. But she didn't lose her desire to live like Senior Sister Zhou later. Everything she did clearly showed that she still wanted to live and plan hard. Then her behavior is really nonsense, and the traces of manipulation by the author are too obvious.
P. S. The most ironic thing is that she said she wanted to have a child, at least someone would collect the body in the future, but Nu Xin persuaded her to have Guo Yi but she didn't listen. In the end, the child was not born, but the funeral was still led by Guo Yi (哂). Don't you think it's unfair that a life was lost in vain? Of course, it's possible that this is just an excuse. Maybe she is nearly forty in the third century but still wants to have a child, just because she simply wants to have Boss Cao's child? (Music)
Apart from medical treatment, this operation is also unreasonable given the situation. Isn't the example the author's Sun Shao? If the principal has a child, the heir will be afraid of him no matter what. No matter what, it will do more harm than good and may even lead to death. It's not like Senior Sister Zhou didn't know that Sun Ce might die early, and the successor could not be Sun Shao. If she gave birth to a child in this situation, wouldn't she have expected what would happen next? To take a step back, even if she is lucky, isn't this behavior before the dust settles a big gamble? Taking a step back, even if she had to take the gamble, had she discussed with Sun Ce in advance to arrange the follow-up of their relationship and how to avoid suspicion and deal with the child before deciding to give birth. And to take a step back, even if modern people don't care about the king and his ministers, and don't want to deal with the troubles of the previous dynasty, don't they care about freedom? It just so happened that the Sun family and Boss Cao (for Sister Sima) found out that their solution was to lock them up in marriage. This is the third century. Could they have imagined this outcome? It doesn't matter if they are stupid. They are usually very shrewd, but once they are exposed to CP, they become love brains. It's really speechless.
Speaking of Senior Sister Zhou, it is understandable that she had a deeper affection for Sun Ce than Zhou's mother in the early stage. But Sun Ce deceived her trust and allowed Zhou's mother to be killed. Her reaction was to be tied to Sun Ce from then on... I was speechless... I couldn't understand. This is obviously because he loves Sun Ce more than himself. I have seen the author's explanation, but I don't think it can explain it. It is said that if she cannot return to the Zhou family, she must be tied to Sun Ce, but Senior Sister Zhou is not the original Zhou Yu, and there is no hint that she must make great achievements due to internal and external reasons. It turns out that if Zhou Yu needs to show off his talents, he must choose a master, and Senior Sister Zhou must also do the same, right? She has a lot of ways to go. Even if she doesn't want to surrender to others, she can still protect herself wisely. Why is this the only way left because of this one thing? What can't she do if she has the ability and strength? At that time, she was not like Xiaozhu, who had faced Cao Cao's massacre, nor was she as determined as Senior Sister Guo. Was there any need to become an official? At that time, she was not as important to Sun Ce as she was to Jiangdong when Sun Quan came to the throne. If she really left, there wouldn't be much trouble. Sun Ce casually betrayed her trust, but she didn't bear any grudge against him and continued to devote herself wholeheartedly to him and plan for him. It's really puzzling.
PS In the same way, the Sun family's persecution when Sun Quan came to the throne did not make him have any intention of leaving. But at that time, her feelings were deeper and her responsibilities were heavier, so it was barely reasonable. It's just that the spectators (me in particular) were as uncomfortable and aggrieved as if they had choked a fly. Xiaozhu said that Senior Sister Zhou is gentle and generous, but I really think she is emotionally indecisive and doesn't have much backbone. Also love brain.
She added a little pig, she really didn't know how to avoid suspicion. In fact, the same goes for Senior Sister Guo, but if there are no serious consequences, just let her go. What are the identities of the objects? Can't your smart minds realize such troublesome identities? Why do you have to roll off the sheets for no reason, and there are no pregnancy measures! Is it an arrangement for the author's cp heart? She actually has a child, which is even more amazing. To be honest, although Sun Shangxiang is portrayed as quite annoying, I think what she said in this chapter is correct. This was indeed done in a disgraceful way, and from an outsider's perspective, calling it a lucky move wouldn't be a lie. In that society at that time, relatives were already on guard. Who did you want to destroy by doing this? Especially since there was no planning in advance and no cleaning up afterwards, it was almost made known to everyone. It's just a waste of time to leave others with words like this. How much you like it can make it worth the price.
Not to mention that in modern times, one can have both love and career. They have adapted to all kinds of murderous plots in ancient times. Can't they just accept the fact that they are women and can't walk outside? Can't they just adapt to a life without a husband and children? Can't they just bear the throbbing in their hearts? I remember when the author mentioned Boss Cao's five-color stick (seemingly), he said that if you don't have the energy to change society, you can only adapt to society, right? So if you can't solve the current situation and want to walk outside, then shouldn't you keep your vest as a man and never waver? This is the wisest and most feasible thing, and staying away is the best solution. Why are all the smart people doing the opposite and insisting on having children? Just for cp. (Sima sister said the same thing when they broke up. As a man, walking outside can be more helpful. She is really the wisest one among them)
I'm not saying that it's inappropriate to be sloppy, nor am I saying that you have to be monogamous, but you smart people should have some arrangements for what you do. For such a big thing, you either have to completely clear the road ahead, clean up behind you, or don't do it. It's really shameful to look like this without saving face, isn't it? Of course, if fostering or covering up is the best solution, then that's fine (哂)
Especially Senior Sister Zhou, she was very tired of this. It was precisely because she had interactions with Sun Ce outside of the relationship between monarch and ministers, but she did not make clear arrangements before and did not clean up later, otherwise she would be oppressed by the Sun family like this later? I really don't know what to say…
I feel that the words of the female Xin accusing Boss Cao to Xun Yu can almost summarize the current emotional line of this book. She wants everything, including planning, management and giving birth to children. Not only did they keep a close eye on their intelligence and force, they also spared no reproductive resources, and the exploitation was shocking.
And the women couldn't figure it out either. Except for Sister Sima who recognized the situation and said cleanly and decisively, the others did not think of escaping from this entanglement. Maybe it's Sima girls who are having a hard time, but the rest of them are still doing well (哂)
Zhao Xiaoyun is still innocent at the moment, and rejecting Fan's words also shows that she is wary of being self-righteous. So I don't dare to look at her emotional line. It would be too tragic if she becomes confused.
I can only say that the plot I am looking forward to right now is the ending of Nu Xin, Zhuge Jin's role, and Sister Sima's plan. Others are bound by the trend of history and the needs of CP, and then are pushed towards the abyss of deviating from the original spectrum. It's frustrating. At least Sima Meizi and Zhang Chunhua, even within the framework of history, their temperament can at least relieve me.
Can't think of anything else. To be honest, I'm only half-assed about history, so please correct me if I'm wrong. In addition, I have no malice towards the author or this article, I just feel frustrated and unhappy after reading it... I hope no offense is caused.
Wuwuwu, the knife is dead, but in the end the two of them have at least fulfilled their agreement. Wuwuwu [crying] [crying] [crying]
Let that scumbag go away! ! ! You are uniquely beautiful! Cool!
This would indeed be better. I finished coding and looked at it on my phone.
It's such a long article, I saw it here. I feel like the author writes the characters well. Regardless of the protagonist, the supporting characters are all outstanding. The female Xin Xiaoqiao, Sun Shangxiang and others are all well portrayed. In particular, the women Xin and Xiao Qiao were influenced by Guo Tuesday respectively, and they provoked others to continue their style of acting. This sense of inheritance is incomparable to how many children you have. I'm quite looking forward to what Zhuge Jin will do next. Among the five protagonists, I feel that Sima girl is my favorite. She is really cruel and rational. Maybe it's only because she has the experience of repeatedly encountering bt that she is walking on the edge of life and death. It is precisely because of this that she has been shaped step by step from a fairly decent girl to this. Her changes are the most obvious and logical. And what she does when it comes to emotional lines is the most reasonable among them all. Whether it was not taking the initiative at the beginning, or later analyzing the situation and deciding to make a clean break. She is really sensible. As for the other female protagonists, I like them. Their advantages are what everyone said, but I still feel like they are being manipulated too much. It is obvious that their behavior is the author pushing them to go back to the original historical line, and this leads to a lot of puzzling things happening. The reason why the author mentioned that supporting characters are more popular may be because they are not bound by history and CP. Before I read it, I noticed someone in the comments was complaining about having children, and I felt noncommittal about it. But when I saw this, I realized that it was not a lie. How can a few smart people not realize that an affair in the office can be fatal? Deciding to have a child would be even more unpleasant. Let's talk about the medical methods in the third century first. With the availability of alternative pregnancy methods, unintended pregnancy is still a problem. It's really arrogant to just roll the sheets over without any precautions. This group of modern people may not have this concept because they have received insufficient education in sex, or they are not opposed to pregnancy and childbirth. That's good. In ancient times, people usually had to go through hell to cultivate production. It can only be said to be unbelievable that this group of smart people wanted to voluntarily try their luck while working a job. Could it be that he really sacrificed his life for love... No one died in it except Senior Sister Guo. It was a blessing and a need for the plot. And the decision that Senior Sister Guo made in the end was simply too deliberate, without any foreshadowing before. For example, what kind of experiences did she have that made her long for a blood relative, or what kind of experiences made her worry about her own death. She just said something like this out of the blue, and then insisted on living regardless of any dissuasion, making it seem as if she deliberately wanted her to die according to historical facts. But she didn't lose her desire to live like Senior Sister Zhou later. Everything she did clearly showed that she still wanted to live and plan hard. Then her behavior is really nonsense, and the traces of manipulation by the author are too obvious. P. S. The most ironic thing is that she said she wanted to have a child, at least someone would collect the body in the future, but Nu Xin persuaded her to have Guo Yi but she didn't listen. In the end, the child was not born, but the funeral was still led by Guo Yi (哂). Don't you think it's unfair that a life was lost in vain? Of course, it's possible that this is just an excuse. Maybe she is nearly forty in the third century but still wants to have a child, just because she simply wants to have Boss Cao's child? (Music) Apart from medical treatment, this operation is also unreasonable given the situation. Isn't the example the author's Sun Shao? If the principal has a child, the heir will be afraid of him no matter what. No matter what, it will do more harm than good and may even lead to death. It's not like Senior Sister Zhou didn't know that Sun Ce might die early, and the successor could not be Sun Shao. If she gave birth to a child in this situation, wouldn't she have expected what would happen next? To take a step back, even if she is lucky, isn't this behavior before the dust settles a big gamble? Taking a step back, even if she had to take the gamble, had she discussed with Sun Ce in advance to arrange the follow-up of their relationship and how to avoid suspicion and deal with the child before deciding to give birth. And to take a step back, even if modern people don't care about the king and his ministers, and don't want to deal with the troubles of the previous dynasty, don't they care about freedom? It just so happened that the Sun family and Boss Cao (for Sister Sima) found out that their solution was to lock them up in marriage. This is the third century. Could they have imagined this outcome? It doesn't matter if they are stupid. They are usually very shrewd, but once they are exposed to CP, they become love brains. It's really speechless. Speaking of Senior Sister Zhou, it is understandable that she had a deeper affection for Sun Ce than Zhou's mother in the early stage. But Sun Ce deceived her trust and allowed Zhou's mother to be killed. Her reaction was to be tied to Sun Ce from then on... I was speechless... I couldn't understand. This is obviously because he loves Sun Ce more than himself. I have seen the author's explanation, but I don't think it can explain it. It is said that if she cannot return to the Zhou family, she must be tied to Sun Ce, but Senior Sister Zhou is not the original Zhou Yu, and there is no hint that she must make great achievements due to internal and external reasons. It turns out that if Zhou Yu needs to show off his talents, he must choose a master, and Senior Sister Zhou must also do the same, right? She has a lot of ways to go. Even if she doesn't want to surrender to others, she can still protect herself wisely. Why is this the only way left because of this one thing? What can't she do if she has the ability and strength? At that time, she was not like Xiaozhu, who had faced Cao Cao's massacre, nor was she as determined as Senior Sister Guo. Was there any need to become an official? At that time, she was not as important to Sun Ce as she was to Jiangdong when Sun Quan came to the throne. If she really left, there wouldn't be much trouble. Sun Ce casually betrayed her trust, but she didn't bear any grudge against him and continued to devote herself wholeheartedly to him and plan for him. It's really puzzling. PS In the same way, the Sun family's persecution when Sun Quan came to the throne did not make him have any intention of leaving. But at that time, her feelings were deeper and her responsibilities were heavier, so it was barely reasonable. It's just that the spectators (me in particular) were as uncomfortable and aggrieved as if they had choked a fly. Xiaozhu said that Senior Sister Zhou is gentle and generous, but I really think she is emotionally indecisive and doesn't have much backbone. Also love brain. She added a little pig, she really didn't know how to avoid suspicion. In fact, the same goes for Senior Sister Guo, but if there are no serious consequences, just let her go. What are the identities of the objects? Can't your smart minds realize such troublesome identities? Why do you have to roll off the sheets for no reason, and there are no pregnancy measures! Is it an arrangement for the author's cp heart? She actually has a child, which is even more amazing. To be honest, although Sun Shangxiang is portrayed as quite annoying, I think what she said in this chapter is correct. This was indeed done in a disgraceful way, and from an outsider's perspective, calling it a lucky move wouldn't be a lie. In that society at that time, relatives were already on guard. Who did you want to destroy by doing this? Especially since there was no planning in advance and no cleaning up afterwards, it was almost made known to everyone. It's just a waste of time to leave others with words like this. How much you like it can make it worth the price. Not to mention that in modern times, one can have both love and career. They have adapted to all kinds of murderous plots in ancient times. Can't they just accept the fact that they are women and can't walk outside? Can't they just adapt to a life without a husband and children? Can't they just bear the throbbing in their hearts? I remember when the author mentioned Boss Cao's five-color stick (seemingly), he said that if you don't have the energy to change society, you can only adapt to society, right? So if you can't solve the current situation and want to walk outside, then shouldn't you keep your vest as a man and never waver? This is the wisest and most feasible thing, and staying away is the best solution. Why are all the smart people doing the opposite and insisting on having children? Just for cp. (Sima sister said the same thing when they broke up. As a man, walking outside can be more helpful. She is really the wisest one among them) I'm not saying that it's inappropriate to be sloppy, nor am I saying that you have to be monogamous, but you smart people should have some arrangements for what you do. For such a big thing, you either have to completely clear the road ahead, clean up behind you, or don't do it. It's really shameful to look like this without saving face, isn't it? Of course, if fostering or covering up is the best solution, then that's fine (哂) Especially Senior Sister Zhou, she was very tired of this. It was precisely because she had interactions with Sun Ce outside of the relationship between monarch and ministers, but she did not make clear arrangements before and did not clean up later, otherwise she would be oppressed by the Sun family like this later? I really don't know what to say… I feel that the words of the female Xin accusing Boss Cao to Xun Yu can almost summarize the current emotional line of this book. She wants everything, including planning, management and giving birth to children. Not only did they keep a close eye on their intelligence and force, they also spared no reproductive resources, and the exploitation was shocking. And the women couldn't figure it out either. Except for Sister Sima who recognized the situation and said cleanly and decisively, the others did not think of escaping from this entanglement. Maybe it's Sima girls who are having a hard time, but the rest of them are still doing well (哂) Zhao Xiaoyun is still innocent at the moment, and rejecting Fan's words also shows that she is wary of being self-righteous. So I don't dare to look at her emotional line. It would be too tragic if she becomes confused. I can only say that the plot I am looking forward to right now is the ending of Nu Xin, Zhuge Jin's role, and Sister Sima's plan. Others are bound by the trend of history and the needs of CP, and then are pushed towards the abyss of deviating from the original spectrum. It's frustrating. At least Sima Meizi and Zhang Chunhua, even within the framework of history, their temperament can at least relieve me. Can't think of anything else. To be honest, I'm only half-assed about history, so please correct me if I'm wrong. In addition, I have no malice towards the author or this article, I just feel frustrated and unhappy after reading it... I hope no offense is caused.
Wuwuwu, the knife is dead, but in the end the two of them have at least fulfilled their agreement. Wuwuwu [crying] [crying] [crying]
Let that scumbag go away! ! ! You are uniquely beautiful! Cool!
This would indeed be better. I finished coding and looked at it on my phone.