The Night Wanderer

Finished watching it, it's great! The rhythm is tight, the characters are vivid, the predictions are smooth, and the design of Feng Shui and Yang Yang is also very clever. It is really a masterpiece [like] I recommend skipping the prequel for the first time, otherwise you will feel confused and uncomfortable when reading the main text with the inherent impression. Shen Gu and Le Cen have a deep love for each other. This is their story, and it has nothing to do with their past lives that have long since faded away. And even if we talk about the past life, Luo Jing was really not a good match. Before Mo Bai died, he was completely discouraged by him and wished that the two would never see each other again. Their fate had long been severed. Sure enough, in this life, the two of them were acquaintances, but they didn't understand each other at all. Le Cen's eyes hurt when he saw him, but Luo Jing didn't, right? He is simply not interested in Le Cen in this life. So there is no need to worry too much, one life comes to another, Le Cen is not Mo Bai, he and Shen Gu have each other in this life, and Shao Jing is not Luo Jing, there is someone else to love and protect in this life.

"The Man Returns at Night in the City" is really good-looking. It's rare to see such a research-based and realistic supernatural novel. Actually, I'm not a fan of supernatural literature, so I read very little, and even less interesting supernatural literature. 555 After looking through the comments, I found that most gns thought Luo Jing was a scumbag and lived too happily without being abused at all. In fact, I think that Luo Jing in the previous life did have love for Shen Mobai, but the ancients always had the limitations of the times, not to mention that Luo Jing did not have the idea of ​​​​being together for the rest of his life, and he did not show the pursuit of love above all else, so it makes sense for him to be a scumbag. This makes my love for this article even higher, because most writers with ancient backgrounds seem to be as affectionate and dedicated as modern people. As a reader, this seems indeed refreshing, but the natural principles and ethics believed by the ancient world have often been downplayed, making it less realistic. Shen Mobai also knows nothing about human relations and sophistication. His personality is the same as Luo Jing's. Together with various external factors, it is natural for them to be. In addition, I personally (personally!) Have always believed that the past life and this life cannot be regarded as the same person. Since the past life is the past life, it has passed. Even if they have the same soul, different growth environments and experiences shape the nature of people differently. So Luo Jing owed Shen Mobai in his previous life. In this life, Shao Jing felt guilty and wanted to repay Le Cen because of his obsession with him in his previous life. Moreover, Le Cen didn't need Shao Jing to do anything extra to him. If Shao Jing got involved again, wouldn't he be dissatisfied with Shen Zhong and others? What's more, he has absolutely no love for Le Cen himself, so there is no problem if he falls in love with Mai and wants to protect him and treat him well. Since I haven't read "Our Paranormal Life" yet, all opinions and comments are based on this article. This is the first time I write such a long reflection, and I would like to thank Zhu Shada for presenting such a good article to us. Personal opinions are always biased and limited. Please comment. I hope there is a gn who is willing to discuss it with me (?￣ ? ￣?)

I don't quite understand the meaning of what Shen Gu finally saw in the Sansheng Spring. A girl on the forum said that Shen Gu is the reincarnation of Luo Zha, and Shao Jing is just the memory of the Bodhi Bead Belt. I think thinking this way makes me feel better, even though the author himself said that Shao Jing is Luo Zha. The article "City" is okay. Although I like the author's writing style, I will definitely not read the supernatural novel. I feel like eating flies. The author may want to express that the dead cannot be traced back to the past life, but I feel sad for the love that is easily worn away by time, the shattered fairy tales and the bullshit-like vows.

The article has been rewritten n times. I still remember when I was in college ten years ago, I would stay up late reading on the small bed with the warm yellow desk lamp on the bedside turned on. I used to feel that I couldn't understand why there was a prequel. After the reincarnation, the general had no retribution. He even got an innate ability because of Mo Bai's painstaking efforts. He wanted to find his lover in his previous life but recognized the wrong person. He even started a new life sweetly with the person he admitted to the wrong person. I am thirty this year, and after experiencing joys and sorrows, I seem to understand a little bit more. In the past life and this life, even if it is the same soul, it is no longer the same person. Although I still feel uncomfortable with the story of Shao Jing and Xiaomai in this life, I picked it up and put it down several times. I watched it countless times at the beginning and still couldn't stand it...

It was really disgusting to watch the previous life. Apart from Mo Bai, there was no normal person in the previous life, and General Zuo was the only one who was considered normal. Along the way, Mo Bai saved Luo Jing countless times, but instead of seeing him grateful, he hurt him in various ways. That Ding Hui is a weird, vicious woman. The key point is that the brother and sister are not very good people. Mo Bai helped a lot along the way. How could they have gone so smoothly without him? The result is the same: they are arrogant and try to bully others. Biyan also indirectly killed Suqin and her son, but she is quite good at beating them up. The characters are flat enough, and there is no brilliance of humanity in them. They are only vicious, calculating, and ungrateful.

It's cool. I'm actually not that obsessed with switching offenses. Since I can live a happy life, why should I embarrass myself and be obsessed with the past that cannot be pursued like Zuo Mu. In my case, I prefer warm companionship rather than deep-seated feelings.

Perhaps the emotions conveyed to me by the prequels were too profound. I scrolled down the main story and found out that Mo Bai was fine in the end. He became Le Cen and had a lover who would never bring misfortune or feel misfortune. It wasn't until I turned to the end that I saw the author said he could write about Wheat and Luo Jing. I don't want to read on, because I know that if I stay in the prequel, I will definitely not like Xiaomai, or the pairing of Xiaomai and Luo Jing. I feel very heartbroken, Le Cen and Shen Gu are together, I just feel lost, because at the end of the previous life, Mo Bai has let go of everything, he already knows that this is a bad relationship, even if Luo Jing wants to follow him, he also knows that they are not right and can't be together happily, so in the reincarnation, he will cry when he sees the Buddha's light, and his eyes hurt. It would be best to never meet Luo Jing. In his previous life, he had completely let go of this relationship, and he was reincarnated again. We are strangers, and it is best to never meet each other. But what about Luo Jing. I feel sorry for him. Maybe many people think that he is a scumbag and not worthy of pity, or they think that he finally has a lover and is extremely happy. What is there to pity? He is obviously very happy. Maybe my idea is ridiculous. Maybe many people think that even in the previous life, Luo Jing just felt more guilty than loved. I think Luo Jing loved Mo Bai, not because of guilt, but because of deep love. Maybe he didn't know it at that time, but he loved him. Otherwise, why wouldn't he let Mo Bai leave when he had no use value? In the end, guilt may indeed be greater than love, but it is not that there is too little love, but too much guilt. All these have turned into entanglements. I will find you in the next life and return all these loves and debts to you. The funny thing is that he still recognized the wrong person. Then being played with by fate, it seemed as if I had forgotten how I felt at that time, as if I had gone through the water, and it seemed that only guilt remained. I lost the love I once had and ended up falling in love with someone else. I feel very sad. Such deep feelings and bonds will eventually be eliminated in reincarnation, and the same is true for the love that touches people in the city and life. Even if they are said to be reincarnated together and still be together in the next life, will it really be like this? A lifetime of feelings is like a book. No matter how deeply it is rubbed with an eraser, it no longer exists and has been changed at will. No matter how important or strong it is, it cannot withstand fate. Still confused. Living a life that everyone seems to think is good is enough. Yes, this is enough, it is the best. Even if two people are together, they will not be happier than they are now. They may still have to experience the sorrow of the previous life. Now both of them are free. Nothing will not change. But I still feel sad, even though it was so painful and sad before, no one was happy, but now I am happy, life is peaceful, and everyone has good results. I never got over the prequels, the subsequent stories have changed the protagonist and he is no longer the same person. Reincarnation is not the same person as before, and remembering the previous life is not the same person. They are still there, even after experiencing all kinds of pain, they are finally able to abandon everything, merge into one body in the fire, and never be separated again. There is no afterlife, no change. Let Luo Jing hold his most important thing and stay there forever.

This is the first time I write a long review, and I am really bombarded by all kinds of comments. I also want to express my thoughts on these two articles. I feel that many people who like the city don't like life, and vice versa. I have read these two articles many times. I think I like both articles very much, and I also like Cinnabar's treatment of emotions. I remember when Metropolis wrote that Shen Gu was not Luo Jing, many people had strong opinions on this, saying that since there was a prequel, the change of attack was unreasonable and unacceptable. I think it would be unreasonable to write Le Cen and Shao Jing together on the basis that both of them remember their previous lives. Judging from the prequel, the reason why Shen Mobai and Luo Jing had that ending was that both of them were responsible and both were too immature. One person doesn't know what love is at all, and the other person doesn't understand the ways of the world at all. No matter how much they like each other, they won't end well. In this life, when Le Cen mistakenly thought that Shen Gu was Luo Jing, although he struggled for a while, he quickly accepted Shen Gu, not because his mother could forgive Luo Jing for everything he had done to him, but because he saw Luo Jing's final outcome and confirmed that at least Luo Jing was not ruthless to him. More importantly, he fell in love with Shen Gu in this life, and the things in his previous life were over in his previous life. Shen Gu had never done anything sorry to him in this life, and because of this, even if he later found out that Shen Gu was not Luo Jing, Le Cen didn't worry about anything. The reason was that Shen Gu was Shen Gu. No matter what he was in his previous life, he was Shen Gu in this life and was Le Cen's lover. Let's talk about Shao Jing and Xiaomai. Shao Jing recalled his previous life at the age of 18. What he wanted most was to find the reincarnation of Mo Bai and make up for the mistakes he made. In fact, he committed suicide for Mo Bai in his previous life. At least Le Cen felt that he no longer had to take responsibility, and he himself The main reason why he wanted to find Le Cen so much was to make up for it. Note that it was no longer pure love but compensation, and what he felt for Xiao Xiao later was love. Therefore, even if he knew that Xiao Xiao was not the reincarnation of Mo Bai, Shao Jing still couldn't give up his relationship with Xiao Xiao. I think this is a very logical and humane arrangement, which makes the character Shao Jing flesh and blood. Is it because of the memory of his previous life that he should give up his lover in this life and pursue someone who does not love him or herself in order to compensate? Do you want to see a shameless Shao Jing who refuses to retaliate when he is hit or scolded? Or is it because Le Cen will never marry and be a lover for the rest of his life, making Le Cen's conscience uneasy? That's what ruined this article. Many people think that Mai Mai is the Virgin. I think Mai Mai's character is also very real. When he learned that he was not Shao Jing's lover in his previous life, he chose to walk away, not because he was the Virgin but because he had seen how painful Shao Jing was for the memories of his previous life, and he thought Shao Jing's love for him was completely based on the memory of his previous life. He wanted to calm down, so he walked away. This was a common approach for normal people. Later, in Gu Dao, Shao Jing proved his love for Mai with actions. Is it very holy for him to accept Shao Jing? I think this is also a normal person's choice. Does he want to reject Shao Jing's love and then die? This is too extreme. All in all, I think these two articles by Cinnabar describe human nature and emotions very well. I like them very much and will continue to support Cinnabar's articles in the future, especially supernatural articles. Although "My Cousin Is Difficult" is also very exciting, I still like "Monster Apartment" more. Please work hard for updates, adults! !

I usually don't complain. Of course, there is no need for good-looking books, but bad books can be scanned, brushed aside, and forgotten. But the book "City" is really a strange flower. Say it's beautiful, it's really beautiful. Zhu Da's writing style is impeccable, the plot is smooth and the rhythm is just right. Although it is a long article, the whole article can be read in one breath without interruption. But because of the character Luo Jing (Shao Jing), it's like a bowl of fish porridge with a fish bone stuck in the throat. When you drink it in one breath, it can't go down or come up. It makes people feel tight in the chest and makes them unable to vomit quickly. Twenty to thirty percent of the book "City" is devoted to the past lives of Shen Mobai and Luo Jing. A demon and a bad star, when they come together, it is a tragedy. From acquaintance to falling in love, and the decisive ending of "take the blood from my eyes and give you the heart and soul", it can be called a rich and colorful story. Therefore, the author strikes while the iron is hot and turns to the real world chapter. The character of Shen Gu was successfully created. He and Luo Jing have both similarities and obvious differences. They all had a lot of hostility and were stained with blood, but Shen Gu EQ clearly left Luo Jing in the dark. Luo Jing's love for Shen Mobai is expressed through possession and control. He imprisoned Shen Mobai in the small west courtyard of the General's Mansion, did not give him any property, and did not allow him to leave. He only hoped that Shen Mobai would be attached to him. So in the end, his suspicion of Shen Mobai became the last straw that crushed Shen Mobai; but Shen Gu and Zhong Lecen after Shen Mobai's reincarnation were in a completely equal position. When facing various supernatural events, Shen Gu and he always face it side by side, but when there is danger, Shen Gu's first reaction is to block him behind him. Shen Gu dared to say matter-of-factly, "He is my boyfriend." When others asked Zhong Lecen, look back at Luo Jing's words... Actually, I really don't think Luo Jing is a scumbag, but as the saying goes, people are more irritating than others, and with Shen Gu as a role model for comparison, Luo Jing will naturally become a tragedy... At first, I also thought that Shen Gu was the reincarnation of Luo Jing, and I was very happy to think that this kid finally got the idea! But after reading that Zhong Lecen said that when he saw the eldest son of the Zhang family, who later changed his name to Shao Jing, his eyes hurt and he burst into tears, I vaguely guessed that Shao Jing was the reincarnation of Luo Jing, and Zhu Da might have tricked everyone and changed the attack. But since this new attacker was much better than Luo Jing, he didn't worry too much. However, when I read that Zhong Lecen and Xiaomai exchanged their life spans, and that Shen and Zhong saw Shao Jing and Xiaomai standing together, I guessed that Shao Jing might have recognized the wrong person. I was still secretly happy at the time, thinking about how shocked, desperate and grief-stricken Shao Jing was when the truth was revealed. He was tortured to death and tortured to death. No matter what, he had to be tortured enough to get him back on the road of HE. So, when the plot progressed to the moment when their identities were revealed, my eyes lit up, waiting to see Shao Jing's reaction, but... No! No pain, no despair, no sadness! He firmly thought that compared to Zhong Lecen, Xiaomai was more like the Shen Mobai in his memory. Then he answered the phone and said that Wheat was in danger, so he left in a hurry without looking back... This is a scam! This is like being interrupted when a person reaches orgasm. The feeling of being unable to vent is so suffocating that it hurts internally, right? ! I couldn't take a breath and stared at the book. It took me a long time to convince myself that we would definitely meet again later. But after I finished reading, that Shao Jing kid really never showed his face again... Damn it! Is it true that one of the male protagonists in the prequel is a mess in the current chapter? ! He made two front-facing appearances in total, with less than ten lines, and he was still distracted during the official meeting! There were many people protesting against this in the book review area. Zhu Da explained that because this book has Shen Gu and Zhong Lecen as the protagonists, it does not focus on Shao Jing's inner struggle. It will be described in another book with Shao Jing as the protagonist. When I thought about it, it was true! So I started chasing new articles like crazy. I keep seeing the latest updates, which makes me even more depressed... Where is the struggle? Shao Jing did initially identify Xiaomai as the reincarnation of Shen Mobai. But after he knew it wasn't true, he didn't dwell too much on it. Most of his attention was focused on the question of "Wheat isn't Shen Mobai, so why is his lifeline so short?" And he still lived with Wheat peacefully... I'm KAO! At least you are willing to move out and live there for a while, and then you can move back after being confused for a while! So after dealing with a bunch of supernatural incidents, he reunited with Zhong Lecen, and they reunited lightly... He went for a drink and came to the conclusion that I might like wheat. So after getting the news that he was in danger, I immediately went to find him... After that, the two pairs lived together peacefully, except that sometimes the two attackers would look at each other from time to time. Actually, I don't have any dislike for Xiaomai. I have to say that sometimes he is still very cute, and Shao Jing is quite compatible with him. But when faced with the choice between a lover in this life and a lover in the past life, shouldn't a person with a complete memory of the past life go through a more complex psychological process and compensate for it? Zhong Lecen once mistook someone Zhang (can't remember his name...) As the person he wanted to change his life, so he stayed with him and took care of him for twenty-nine years. In the previous life, Luo Jing held Shen Mobai's body while sitting in the fire and made an oath to "protect you for the rest of my life", but it ended so lightly. Such a past life, even if there is HE in this life, it is a pity!

Zuo Mu's ending is heartbreaking to watch.