The Prince with Pigtails

Alas, this is a story that made me feel heartbroken after reading it, but I couldn't express any suitable comments. Sometimes, no matter how gorgeous the language is, it seems so pale in the face of the real pain of fate. Russell Leigh's life is as she said, "born on the road to death." In many cases, the reality is not a struggle and counterattack drama like Lu Xiaokui's, but more of a boring plot of being framed to death at birth. A lazy mother who sold her daughter, a lustful and violent stepfather, and a little compassion that should not be there at the time, together created "Russell Leigh" and her tragic life. She is a victim of persecution, a resister after being oppressed to the extreme, and a perpetrator after her identity has been transformed. She is a helpless little girl, a good teacher for students, and an executioner with an ever-expanding desire for control. She is "Russell Lee."

But she finally chose to go back to the home her grandma said. And I chose to be a teacher. She wants to teach children. She wants these children to have a better life and not be like her before. It was just the environment that made her helpless. I feel that when she brought Chen Jin to live in the church, she felt hollow in her heart, and did not recognize that Chen Jin was her flesh and blood. She only used her favorite titles of teacher and student to define their relationship. Only in this way could she be able to get along with him. Later, it may be the contact between her teaching life and the heroine that made her slowly change. That's why I gave Changqing the key later and let him make his own choices. I think Russell Leigh, she's struggling, she's addicted and she's soft-hearted and cold-hearted. I hope she can be free, I hope she can be truly happy. .

I cried when I watched it, and it was a bit depressing. Russell Yue was born to be a bit withdrawn and extreme, and the environment also pushed her to a dead end. To be honest, I can't even hate her. She is like a ghost who died in her twenties. She exists numbly in the body she molded. She is an innocent and cruel executioner, with a kind of pure decadence and depravity.

I feel really sad after watching Russell Lee's extra, 55555

What to do? I can't imagine how the male and female protagonists can get married. From a practical point of view, how can they resist the risks of real bread even in the most difficult graduate school and post-graduate employment stages?

The last chapter is sweet after all, but I don't know if it's because Luo and Changqing's perspective is too tragic, and it feels like a world away.

I didn't expect to read such a story at the end. The prince's life was so miserable. The author's writing style is very good. I wanted to cry when I read it.

I hope that Gospel and Changqing will always be happy in the parallel world.

It's really not enough to watch. The conference won't publish it. Let's get some new extras.

Can't there be a side story about Modo Modo?