Unyielding as Ice and Snow

The Susukino family is shameless and loves old cows eating young grass (big speaker. Mp3)

From the beginning to the end, I have a feeling that it has been a long time ago. I can't believe it has ended. I really like Yan Bao and Brother Jin. From the first meeting in the snow mountain to the experience of cause and effect, they finally got married. I like this story very much! I am also very happy to be with you for so long. I am about to take the college entrance examination.

What an old cow eating young grass

No children? _(:з∠)_

Well, I've finished reading it~ It's very well written! To be honest, although it is a fairy-cultivating setting and the two protagonists are very old, watching them fall in love is like the heartbeat of young people. Their psychology is described very delicately. I like it very passionately and let it take its course. It's like the feeling of going out in the evening and seeing a beautiful sunset, and then immediately thinking of that most special person, and then falling in love with him the most. Secondly, let's talk about the two protagonists. As for Brother Jin, at first I thought he was the god Zhuan, a noble and indifferent god. It was Eleven who dragged him down to earth. In the end, I discovered that he has actually been in the world all along. Although no one taught him to love, he has joys and sorrows. God loves all living beings and God protects all living beings. He adheres to the Taoist heart and has been lonely for too long. I just feel that the role of Brother Jin has been grounded and sublimated. Then there is Qing Yan. He is a person from another world. He is more open-minded (compared to other people in the article) and pursues equality. Therefore, after confirming that he likes her, he will appear greener and more enthusiastic compared to Brother Jin's reserved and calm performance. Everything can become romantic, childish and cute with your sweetheart. It is also because he is from another world, so in the later part of the article, he mentioned many times his resentment towards the unfairness of the world of immortality, as well as his eagerness to be compatible with his sweetheart (a match in the eyes of people in the world of immortality, because no matter what, people will hope that the people around them will bless themselves and their loved ones). What is regrettable is that there is unfairness in the human world and God's interpretation, but it is an unsolvable proposition. Just like in the ending, when Eleven Hope and Brother Jin disappear into the paradise, he will also have to deal with the affairs of Wanhemen. As long as they are among the crowd, they will be bound by the trivial matters of human nature. Even if they go into seclusion, they still wish for peace and prosperity in the world. This is probably the Chinese people's more or less worldly sentiments. This is an unsolvable matter, but fortunately I didn't rewrite it, because I think this topic is too big, and it will be very taxing on the brain (isn't it very taxing to read the article?) And it can easily turn into that kind of heroism (the bad kind). The power of the two of them is too small, and not everyone wants to be a hero. In fact, rather than becoming a hero, most people are more inclined to be a "coward" with a wife and children on the bed. They didn't say they wanted to change the world, but let this unfair world not change them. In fact, there are many unfair things in our real life, but there is no solution for us in the world. It can even be said that Brother Jin and Shiyi's final retreat is the ending we most hope for, and no longer being dragged down by worldly desires is also the paradise we want. In my opinion, the biggest flaw in this book is the plot of Su Jiu'an's replacement and Su Jiu'an's death. Everything seems to make sense. Because the maid was dissatisfied with her brother-in-law's actions, she replaced the young master to avenge her eldest brother-in-law and eldest lady. (Let's not talk about how the maid became blind. At first, I always felt that this was a key plot point). Let's just say that I think it's a bit incredible to replace the young master. Childish and innocent, the eldest lady's child enjoys happiness in the sect, and the younger lady's child will not be indebted to him even though he may be poor by his side. (I'm not whitewashing Su Jiu'an, Su Jiu'an is indeed very bad.?) It doesn't feel right to talk only about financial strength without talking about emotions, right? This is one of them. If it is made up in order to improve the status of Eleven, it would be a bit too blunt (I just think it is a bit strange here, of course, if I write it, it will definitely not be as good as Da Da). Then I felt that Su Jiu'an's paranoia and unreasonableness had indeed been mentioned and described before, but it was too rash for Su Jiu'an to die like this (the plot is reasonable, but I think the emotion could be further foreshadowed, cliché to make it more exciting?). Su Jiu'an was paranoid and crazy, and he couldn't figure out why until the last moment of his death. It was also a relatively novel ending that I saw. It didn't deliberately whitewash it, and it didn't destroy the character. People like Su Jiu'an are indeed such "proud". Finally, I would like to praise Dada again. Dada's writing is really very good. I like Dada's writing style very much. There are also many sentences that I really like and that gave me a feeling of enlightenment. Congratulations on the completion. Come on! (●???)

Mirror: Ha, man.

Finished spreading flowers!! I was secretly looking forward to Omega giving birth to an Ozu brother hahhh

I haven't seen enough of the modern extras. I want to see Brother Jin get jealous.

It looks good, but I feel like the protagonist in the early stages is a bit too virginal. Come on, ma'am!

I've finished reading it. The main theme is sweet love. There's nothing else detailed. It can be said that the pace is very fast.