The Road of the Fallen Royal Heir

I read Shen Shang first and then this book, and it felt very strange? Both female-to-male transformation and time-traveling give people the feeling that the HE ending can only be achieved if a time-traveling woman crosses Chen Shang's body. Why don't I have a chance to come back? Why does it have to be a female spirit? Aside from what Chen Shang said, this kind of subject has a sense of a dream girl. Is the feeling you like more about the soul or the penis? Is your sexual orientation bg or bl? In terms of self-identity, is it Chen Shang or Yu Ge? The answer is Yu Ge, but it still seems confusing in the article? Who are you? Over there they are suffering and tortured to the point of death, but here they are using other people's bodies to love each other? (→ Loving each other is a relative term), which makes people feel very depressed and sad. After all, it is very subtle to travel into other people's bodies. It feels like the author is also full of malice towards Chen Shang? Readers in the comment area called Chen Shang a beast and called him Chen Shen. The author even made a point of correcting him and asked why he replied "True Dead" even though he was not really dead. Readers can be biased, but the author does not treat it fairly. The fate of Paper Man is in the hands of the creator. If you say he is a good person, he is a good person, and if you say he is bad, he is a bad person. If the author hates Chen Shang, I feel very sad. His badness is determined by the author, and Paper Man has no human rights. However, it is hard for me to understand why readers in the comment area criticized Chen Shang. His fate is in the hands of the author, and he is just a Paper Man. I have read many genre articles, and I feel that my receptive ability is okay, but when I read Shen Shang, I always feel uncomfortable and shocked? It is so miserable, so miserable... Personality destruction??? There was no such statement in ancient times, but judging from the current concept, does the author hate Chen Shang? Hate it? I've been scrolling through the comment section for a long time? The encounter with the text made me think for a long time. If this article was before Shen Shang, Shen Shang was the next article mentioned in the comment area, maybe it would be okay, but I always feel that it shouldn't be like this. It is really too miserable... One wave after another, will there be a day when the sun will shine after the rain, and the hardships will come to an end? I feel sorry for what I have been through all this time, and I hope there will be a good ending...??

For this article I really don't know what to say Liu Da is very attentive It can be seen from its repeated modifications Time travel + female to male is Liu Da's original setting As soon as he came out, the crowd was excited. Most of them were begging for mercy for merchants. Liu Da again divided an article into two articles Maybe it's unsustainable and now it seems like I'm going back to my original way of thinking. I have seen many colleagues before who are aggrieved by people like Chen Shang. Why do so many people plead for him? It can be seen that Liu Da has tried his best to save Shang Shang's fate, but he can still only be replaced by a ray of female soul. And the people who loved him didn't even know that the living child was gone and that his body was owned by someone else. I still like to use the name "child" In my eyes he will always be a child and he was already killed when Yu Ge entered his body and died. He has made many mistakes, and legally speaking, death would not be a pity. But from the beginning, I loved him deeply and loved him deeply. After your deepest death, your deepest love will be transferred to him watch him grow up Already recognized him Although he did a lot of wrong things when he grew up But I can understand Yang Nuo's mood very well No matter how skinny your children are, they are still your own children. I always believe that he will change his good side and bad side in the future. No matter how angry he is One day he was transferred, and another person appeared out of nowhere and took over his body, his place, and everything he had. There are not many parents who will clap their hands and shout, "Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay?" Even though he was so heinous in the past, the soul he got in exchange for it is the Holy Mother who descended to earth to save all sentient beings. Those who think about it will probably just sigh and let it benefit all sentient beings. As for this Xibei thing, just keep it out of sight.

Alas, I have seen many female-to-male transformations as a kid, but I just can't accept this one... I just love that playboy and badass little prince~~ I like his pampering, willful, willful and domineering... Now let a female ghost replace her, Xiao Xiao can't accept it no matter what I'm really sorry, sir It's such a good article, but I don't have the chance to follow it up Tears running

People are more important than holding on to dreams, and literature is all about creating the world. When I first read Mr. Liu Liangsheng's late Wang Sunlu, it was still the time when this article was branched off from Lonely End of the World and No Return, and had not been changed to the current title. Beginning with a section of "Chen History·The Third Chronicle", it describes the defeat of the Southern Chen Emperor Chen Shen by the Qing Emperor Yang Nuo. Chen Shen, on the other hand, has a historical record of paying equal attention to killing and attacking, being submissive to suspicion, and being arbitrary and arrogant. In the end, the people surrendered but the emperor refused. A piece of paper "I still miss Xiang Yu and refuse to cross Jiangdong" replied to Yang Nuo's surrender letter. He and his beloved queen Ouyang Lihua were buried in the sea of ​​​​fire and martyred by the country (wow, it's so long... It's hard to describe). "The Old King Sun Lu", from this fictional historical background, unfolds a majestic and evocative story. The text of the article is from the Qing Emperor Yang Nuocu Shi's surrender to Chen Shen. Chen Shen wrote a letter dipped in blood and quickly wrote a few words on Yang Nuo's credentials, then threw the written letter to the ground with a "pop" and said coldly: "Take it." "", That person who is "extraordinarily intelligent, well-educated, and bold in his words, said to be unparalleled in the world" came to my mind in such a simple but extremely specific way. The envoy left in fear. Chen Shen's words "I would rather die standing than live on my knees" made me compare with the cold and arrogant comment mentioned above. I don't know how to describe this violent, dictatorial, talented, dedicated... I don't know how to describe him. He is indeed a real person. In this way, Liu Da implanted it in my heart, stirring up an emotion that makes people know whether it is pity, resentment, sadness or love. The story continues, with a fire ending a dynasty. When Yang Nuo took over Nanchen, he was grateful for Chen Shen's talent and integrity, and granted Chen Shen's only surviving son Chen Shang the title of Marquis of Nan'an. From then on, Yang Nuoze became famous among the people, and started his life as a wise king on the road to destruction due to Chen Shen's arbitrary and ruthless actions. Starting from here, following Yang Nuo's memories, we gradually see the bizarre development: Yang Nuo's unique love for Chen Shang conveys his longing for Chen Shen. It was shocking to discover that Chen Shang was Yang Nuo's biological son, and his mother turned out to be Chen Shen, Ouyang Lihua, who left alone after being covered up in a fire... Chen Shen's aggressiveness and violence were the product of the court struggle. In order to inherit her mother's legacy, she did not hesitate to use emergency drugs (such as anesthetics) to force her sick body to achieve great success in her lifetime... Such a woman! At this time, it is no longer difficult to understand her aggressiveness and violence. At this time, she finally understands that she gave up her lifelong love for the promise of blood is thicker than water, and used her little life to compose a sad song of "history". At this time, the beautiful figure, the lonely look, and the sentence "I would rather die standing than live on my knees" were intertwined with each other, instantly clearing the mind that was originally addicted to the story - that moment was crying. At that time, I was amazed by Liu Da's delicate words and sentences, but on the contrary, he wrote the article in an awe-inspiring manner. The description of Yu Chen Shen's past events has always been in such a soft and delicate tone, but it seems poignant and desolate in such a touching ending. In fact, the protagonist of this article, Chen Shang, officially appeared at this time. A Liang's setting of Chen Shang is arrogant and domineering - and completely willful and unreasonable. Such a character will inevitably make people frown, laugh, and feel dissatisfied. But Chen Shang did not cause this effect. On the contrary, his arrogant, perverse, arbitrary and ruthless character, coupled with his stunning face that was exactly the same as his mother's more than ten years ago, suddenly lit up a spark for people like me who were unable to extricate themselves from the grief for Chen Shen. At this time, Dangzhi couldn't help but sigh: Dai Chen Shen, come back alive! Turn all sadness into comfort. Later, when he described Yang Nuo's exclusive love for him, he felt that it was natural and wished he could indulge him even more and simply give the world to Chen Shang! Haha, but this is just a joke that I want to express. As Chen Shang grew up and continued to cause trouble around this lawless young prince, Qing Xi was told about Yang Nuo's political background after more than ten years of rule. Seeing this, I couldn't help but fall in love with Liu Da's writing style. She was able to express such a complex historical background with ease, explain it clearly, and use touching stories to thread the threads to bring out flesh-and-blood characters one after another with distinctive personalities. The characters are real and intertwined is the circle of a dynasty. As if I could fly, as the plot develops, I'm flying through the clouds to see the affectionate and persistent Ouyang Lihua wading through mountains and rivers, rushing into the gorgeous Qing Palace to see the city's intrigues hidden in the deep palace courtyards, and watching our little Chen Shang cynically and forcefully dominate the downtown... With the development of this novel, although the plot has become more life-like and no longer has the thought-provoking sadness of the past, it is because of the outstanding characters and dialogues one after another that interweaves the ordinary with new ideas. The King of Qin - Yang Xian, Yang Nuo's favorite son, had an unusual love for Chen Shang, which should be said to be a kind of obsession. "I have always regarded Amang (Chen Shang's nickname) as a brother. To deal with Amang, you have to deal with me, Yang Xian. If you want to take his life, you must first defeat me." Perhaps because I am a woman, I am inexplicably moved by such a dialogue, or because Aliang has not written much about the love and affection of the characters. I accidentally saw this sentence and fantasized: There is not much description of Ah Liang as a character, and the dialogue is as simple as possible, but I don't know why, but in every word and sentence, the deep and calm temperament makes this Yang Xian come alive. Xiao Shuxing is one of Chen Shang's guards who prefers men, and is also one of Chen Shang's many male favorites. The preference for this is also interesting. It was when Chen Shang appeared in a restaurant for the first time, and when he made the bartender in the restaurant chop off his hand, Xiao Shuxing said to the bartender, "My sword is very fast. I can kill you with just one strike. It won't cause you too much pain. Just bear with it." When I first read it, I wanted to laugh, but the charm of language lies in this. Mr. Liu Liangsheng often expresses the character of the characters in the article in such a relaxed but penetrating way. Whether Xiao Shuxing is sentimental or ruthless is clearly reflected in this sentence. Yang Lang - this person is a time traveler. Although this may be Liu Da's favorite plot, Xiangji develops the plot through a modern vision and his unique cognition and knowledge that the ancients cannot use, but I secretly thought it was an unsatisfactory character in the article. Because whether it is a trendy history or a famous character, Liu Liangsheng's chapter and development have set up a lively ancient dynasty for me. I have to say that the world I know now makes me have unreal ideas about traveling through this character. I feel that his existence that cannot win my trust in any case destroys the real feeling. However, because of Liu Da's successful creation of the background plot and his meticulousness in making passers-by come alive, I can't stop... I am not a good writer and my writing skills are limited. These words can only be regarded as personal feelings, but it is difficult to express one ten thousandth of the emotion in the article. The story is still developing, and neither the characters nor the plot have yet been determined. I also secretly thought that a good article, whether it is a protagonist or a supporting role, whether it is an earth-shattering war or a common family story, as long as it makes people feel real, as long as it touches something and can be sustained, it will be regarded as a success. Even if the development of the plot, the finalization of the characters or the controversial pairing issues in the bl story are not satisfactory, there is no doubt that Liu Da's arrangement and characterization have been deeply rooted in people's hearts and make people want to stop. Let's wait and see. From Liu Da's reply, I feel that the development of the article may not be as I wish. It seems that Yang Xian, who has personal hope as the protagonist, has become slim. The plot that clearly shows that Chen Shang and Yang Xian's characters are Bai Xiu's antagonism is no longer there. Yang Lang's time travel is like a ghost, which makes me exhausted every time I see it... It is more valuable than holding a dream, and writing is about creating the world. Liu Da's writing is by no means a product of venting, but a vivid creation of a history that can be fake and real. In this, just like the historical galaxy in the past thousand years, how can it be satisfactory!

Finally finished reading it, and now I can understand some of the content of participating in business transactions.

Seeing this, the most outrageous thing about women wearing men made me give up writing.

It's really confusing to watch

Come on ↖(^ω^)↗, everyone is waiting for you to come back, don't abandon us

Could this be a replica of Lin Chong's accidental entry into the White Tiger Hall? Chen Shang was guilty of resisting the imperial edict as soon as he came out. It was most likely Yang Ke's instigation, because only people in the palace could send Eunuch Huang to him.

I really don't like Yang Lang. In any world, he is too half-hearted. I really like Chen Shang, boy Amang is so badass and classy. What this relative said is completely consistent with my opinion. I don't feel the same about Yang Lang at all~ His obsession with the first half of his life confuses me even more Also, why do I think Shang Shang is the child of Shen Shen and Yang Nuo (oh my god?! Is it really a boy)?