
Judge, Ferry Me Across
判官渡我
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 335k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Updated
- 23d ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
90Chapters
3.1kFavorites
9.6Score
2.1kNutrient gifts
3.1kClicks per chapter
632Comments
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After reading it, I feel like I still have more to say. Although it feels like the transition is a bit fast in some places, overall the flaws are not concealed, and it is an excellent work. It is much better than many of the writings on Jinjiang's list. After reading this, I felt so sorry for Li Wushu. It was clearly not his fault but he was asked to take the blame. Moreover, I think he is a very charming person. He sticks to the path in his heart, distinguishes between right and wrong, repays evil with kindness, and distinguishes between good and evil. At first, I felt that the development of his relationship with Ruan Qi was abrupt, but after seeing it, I felt that it should be like this. Even if Li Wushu forgot Ruan Qi, he would still feel moved by him. Even if he did not remember the past between them, he could still detect Ruan Qi's hidden affection. It was really sad when I saw Ruan Qi blind in the end. Even if Li Wushu came back, he couldn't see the deep affection hidden in his eyes through his indifferent expression. There are also Shuang, Jiang Wenxue, Jiang Qingbai... Their stories are equally touching. Finally, I couldn't help but think about a question: Is the tragedy of Ying Xishi really inevitable? If heaven has determined cause and effect for him, will he lead to a predetermined ending no matter what he does? But I still think that in the final analysis, his tragedy was his own fault. It was his own unwillingness and jealousy that led him step by step towards the predetermined ending. There are many more, but my thinking is not very clear, my words are a bit unclear, and my expression is not clear. Finally, I really want to thank the author for writing this novel. Maybe he is not the most touching or profound thing I have read, but I was really moved by the characters in the book while reading it. I am looking forward to the author's new work.
Ah... It turns out that frost is the love between a man and a woman, not the love of admiration... The last sentence may seem a little abusive
I still feel that Shuang's feelings are not admiration. He is just a naive person. Does he know what love is?
So what happened between Jiang Qingbai and Ying Xishi?
Ying Xishi likes Jiang Qingbaiwa
I watched the ending of the sequel. Is it different from the beginning of the sequel?
This ending conflicts with the sequel! At the end, Li Wushu woke up ten years later, and in the sequel, he changed into a different person. Or is the sequel an independent story in parallel time and space? ? ?
Ruan Qi rescued three-year-old Li Wushu, so how much older must he be to Li? A hundred years old?
I guessed correctly who was behind the scenes! Hehe, I'm so smart [spread flowers][spread flowers][spread flowers]
I didn't expect it to be the "Principle of the Circle" line. Wow, wow, wow, I can already feel how cruel the future will be.