Brushing Off a Whole Garment's Worth

I accidentally read a book review "I hope Yingying and Wei Qin get together." This statement can be said to be extremely disgusting. Wei Qin is a gentleman who uses the appearance of a gentleman to do dirty things. He kills his husband and kills the king (to be determined). Except for the birth of the princess, nothing can compare with Wei Zheng. Putting Yingying and such a person together is simply ridiculous. First, his position as prince has always been maintained by the Fang family. For this reason, Fang's father did not hesitate to commit suicide. What did Wei Qin do? Even though he knew that Fang's father was being humiliated because of his daughter, he still said hurtful words to Ran Jun. Of course, it was not that he was unworthy of Fang's father. He just wanted revenge. Ran Jun didn't love him and gave him many years of mental cuckolding. Moreover, he didn't want to see Ran Jun appear again. The palace and her lover renewed their relationship, and Wei Qin succeeded. No woman can still feel at ease after knowing that her father was humiliated and committed suicide for her. But at the beginning, the East Palace was weak, so it was in order to stabilize your position as the prince that it forcibly broke up Ran Jun's marriage. Don't you know? Why do you hate Ran Jun? Did a trade destroy your fragile self-esteem? And Fang's father definitely didn't want his daughter to live in regret for the rest of her life, but Wei Qin said so many heartbreaking words before letting Ran Jun out of the palace. He was such a bad person. The Ran Jun portrayed above was indeed a bit ignorant, but when you think about it, living with such a person for six years is really torture? Secondly, the article mentions Wei Qin's imperial scheming many times. Wei Qin's first attempt to check and balance after he ascended the throne was on his third brother. He relied on his third brother and was afraid of his third brother. Therefore, in the battle against Wei Zheng, he made the Lou family the leader and the third brother his assistant. He also repeatedly showed his reliance on the third brother in front of the Lou family. This should be He wanted to use the Lou family to check his third brother in the army, but he didn't expect Lou Xiao to be so useless. Not only did he have no grooves in his chest, but he also had a small belly. Don't you like the emperor's mental skills? Isn't it sad to think that Dazhou will die in your hands? Thirdly, for Yingying, let alone knowing that Yingying and the third brother are in love but still inducing Yingying to enter the palace in the name of the third brother, this is more like a kind of morbid pleasure. He knows that he is not as good as the third brother, but he can let the woman whom the third brother loves be his wife, and he has become a gentleman like jade. In fact, he feels good inside, right? In the following years, I watched the third brother and Yingying fall in love with each other, and the inferiority complex I felt towards the third brother all the time was morbidly satisfied. Since then, he has been repeating how much he dislikes Yingying, but in the end he still wants to possess her. Unfortunately, sick Yangzi, who is powerless, cannot even force a weak woman. How ironic? Even though he, as the emperor, could use all kinds of dirty means to possess Yingying, he didn't. It wasn't that he respected Yingying, but that he didn't dare. He didn't dare to face the wrath of his third brother, and he didn't dare to let Yingying leave the leaky dynasty alone after his death. Is a coward and incompetent worthy of Yingying? The last words he gave to Chen Meng before he died were even more disgusting. He said that Third Brother and Yingying were adulterers and adulterers? They were a couple, but you broke them up abruptly and asked them to keep their integrity for you? And the two of them have never broken the rules while you were alive. What qualifications do you have to say that they are sorry for you? Wei Qin did not deserve the title of Renzong, but Emperor Ai should have given it to him. The reason why the dynasty was alienated was not because of his son, but because of his incompetence. Yingying's death for love was actually a given. Her love for her third brother and the misfortune of her original family made her think everything was her fault. She believed that her fault was that she did not wait for her third brother. If she had waited more, she would have been with him. This thought tortured her for years. She could only numb her pain by painting horses and dealing with political affairs. She felt inferior because she had worshiped heaven and earth with others. She cared about her own identity and felt that she was not worthy of Jade. Zhi Lanjie's third brother, when she finally learned that Wei Xi's love for her killed him, she completely collapsed. Although this was not the leading factor in the death of her third brother, Yingying would still put all the blame on herself and admit that Because she killed the third brother, she repeatedly emphasized that the third brother was always innocent, and the only one who was not innocent was herself, so he lived and she lived, he died and she died, leaving only the verbal and written criticism in the history books and the end of Pingwu that she had never reached. I hope the author can fill in the if line for the third brother Yingying. Yingying finally waited for her third brother in Yingchuan. The two got married and stayed together for life no matter what the outcome [crying] [crying] [crying] In the end, the fourth brother Fang was so miserable that he would bear the guilt of forcing his third brother to death for the rest of his life. Although the third brother might have committed suicide, he, like Yingying, would not let her go.

It is a great tragedy. The building will collapse involuntarily. Both Yingying and Fang Hou have done a good job. May the two of them have the same dream under the underworld. In the dream, there is Mrs. Jiang's happy smiling eyes. In the dream, there is the late Duke standing outside the court with his hands behind his hands. Zhuo Ying is still bad-tempered and can't help snorting. And Yingying leans under the flower tree and leans on Fang Hou's arms, looking at the spring mountain in the distance.

The title of this novel is beautiful and sad. Just like the content of the story, the political line may not be enough, but the emotional line between Yingying and San Ge is really worth mentioning, and it is very moving. (I have ordered this article in full on another account) I don't think the image of the heroine has not been established, Duoyu Meishuan, Yingying's character is very rich and three-dimensional, and the love between Yingying and the third brother is just their love story In terms of the original family, Yingying is the unloved and neglected daughter of the family. She lives cautiously, but she lives a sober and transparent life. She does not fight or snatch, and works hard to follow her heart (she has tried hard but it is useless, and she no longer cares after she is dead. It is very true) In love, Yingying is undoubtedly a moth to the flame and is willing to give everything: When she first met the third brother in Guandao, Shangzhou, she already had a favorable impression. When she bought a screen, the third brother saw through what was actually in her heart. The inscription in the small courtyard was touched by the third brother's name. At the hunting ground, the third brother tested and rescued her. On a snowy night, the third brother came to deliver medicine in person. The two walked together in the snow (this section is beautifully written). Etc., Yingying's heart was melting and touched little by little. Originally, she thought that her conditions were not worthy of the superior third brother, so she did not dare to have delusions (I want to say: Yingying, you are always worth everything), so she warned herself soberly, hiding and suppressing her love and desire. But the unexpected rescue of the third brother and his mother on the way back to Qiantang gave everything a turn and possibility. I have read the three days when the two finally fell in love in Qiantang many times. It was so well written. How could Tao Zier write so naturally, so well, and so heart-warming about the sweetness of adolescent boys and girls getting along with each other, the uncontrollable throbbing of each other, and the suppressed affection? But God knows they only had these three days of happiness! ! . . (Alas, Taozier, you are too cruel) Later, due to a combination of fate and those despicable, vicious and dark people, Yingying chose to enter the palace in order to help realize her third brother's wishes and ambitions. It was no longer possible for the two of them to stay together openly, but they were clearly a couple who truly loved each other... I once saw a reader say, "A deep-rooted love is nothing but loving you after all the hardships." This sentence couldn't be more appropriate when applied to Yingying and San Ge. Later, the third brother chose to marry for political reasons, and Yingying finally collapsed, and Shuixie revealed her true feelings (Tao Zier also wrote really well here). I loved her sentence the most, "But I told myself that I couldn't regret it. At that time, death would be the cleanest thing." Yingying had a certain temperament. On the strong side, she is not afraid of anything. When life is far more difficult and painful than death, she chooses to sacrifice herself for her third brother and her lover to help her lover realize his ideals and ambitions. How can such a woman not be three-dimensional? ? ? I really finished reading Yingying clearly in my mind, and I hope it would be better if Yingying could love herself more. In the end, the third brother committed suicide. He wanted to express his denial but couldn't bear to deny it. After thinking about it, he felt that it was a normal choice (such courtiers also existed in real history), but he felt that Yingying was really pitiful. In every aspect of his life, third brother, how could you be willing to leave her like this? She had already lost you once, how could she endure losing it again after regaining it, hey... It seems that even a thousand words cannot fully express the love story between Ai Yingying and her third brother. Although the story is painful, it is indeed profound.

I have been looking for BE articles and came here to read the recommendations, but this book's BE was really hard to convince me in the end. It wasn't until I saw the final words and sharing that I was even more devastated. Especially the author's explanation for the male protagonist not rebelling against Zhou. The first reason is the family inheritance of Fang and Zhou Tongshou, and the second reason is that the male protagonist wants to control the situation. The first reason means that the Great Zhou Dynasty cannot die at the hands of the Fang family (it cannot be compared with the Fang family's death, they have the same roots and longevity.) So one of the reasons why the male protagonist sacrifices his life is to serve the family and not betray Zhou? If this is the case, his so-called serving the country and the people, and serving the country and the world will be very limited and narrow. Because after reading the article, I recognized the male protagonist. I thought he was a male protagonist who put the people's livelihood above the monarch and had the mentality of valuing the people and the monarch. But after the author gives this reason, it is obviously not the case. If the male protagonist values ​​the people more than the monarch, he can clear the emperor's side and get rid of the weak emperor (what about the monarch, as mentioned before, the male protagonist has a clear conscience), so why should such a monarch and treacherous ministers be left to the people to continue to rule the people? The author said it was a family inheritance? ! This... Of course, there is a second point, which is said to be because of the male protagonist's judgment of the situation as a powerful minister and general. I remember it was said at the end of the article that the most important thing is to stop the war. In this case, it doesn't matter whether the emperor is virtuous or mediocre. As long as there is a few years of peace for the New Deal to be implemented, the country can turn the crisis into peace. This statement is simply confusing. Under the feudal monarchy, why does it not matter whether the monarch is virtuous or mediocre? Is it possible to say that there are still countless wise ministers who are in charge of the government and can implement the New Deal? If this is the case, the male protagonist, who is a military commander, has no need for Zisha! Also, let me ask the male protagonist, has the New Deal been promoted after Zisha? Will society be safe after the so-called personal cessation? The second reason given by the author simply proves that the hero's judgment was wrong and his death was worthless. Then he added that the male protagonist, like his father, was trying to accumulate national strength to slow down the collapse of the Great Zhou Dynasty. This brings us to the question of who is more important, the king or the people! In the process of Zhou slowly collapsing, the people are faced with a fatuous monarch and a useful but dead male protagonist. Will life be easy? So since the building is about to collapse, why is it that the male protagonist is not within his own control, and does not use his own value to let the "Zhou" that deserves to fall fall earlier, so that the war that will come sooner or later comes sooner, and rises up to resist? So you are rebelling against the Zhou Dynasty, but you are loyal to the people! But now after reading the full text and reading the story, the male protagonist's ideas are very narrow! In other words, the author's logical explanation of the political planning part is very confusing, and the ideology is completely biased. This part cannot stand, and the article becomes sad for the sake of sadness, with the theme taking precedence. Moreover, this part of the writing may be for sharing, but it is more like supplementing the main text, but the result is very pale. If the logic of "Not rebelling against the Zhou Dynasty" is smooth and the foundation is solid, the author does not need to explain it in large paragraphs at all. Readers will naturally feel and understand it, and everything will fall into place. Then let's talk about this pair of CPs. The heroine is also very stunning in the front, and I really feel her powerlessness but resilience. But the conversation at the end where she went back to find the male protagonist's body really touched me again. She said, "If you can, please say a few more words. I am the only dirty person in this world, and he has always been innocent and pure." This is what she meant. I was really speechless! It's already this time, your lover is dead, and you are preparing to die. You still can't say "We are in love, our love is sincere and pure, and we are clean"! ! I really don't understand why the heroine is so arrogant about herself. Why are you so dirty? Where is the dirt? Or should I ask the author why he gave her such a line? It simply deprives the heroine of her subjective agency! ! ! As for the male protagonist using drugs to make the female protagonist mistakenly think she is pregnant and leaving the palace to give her a choice, this is also a drawback based on the logic above that it cannot convince me that the male protagonist needs purple sand. I think that compared to the heroine dying in the fire with nothing in the end, maybe the hero confesses everything and takes her by his side to die together, and the heroine will be happier. Therefore, the whole article is too sad and the basic logic is not straightened out!

I watched it twice. The first time I watched it when I was on a business trip. I thought the twist at the end was a bit strange, thinking it was because I watched it too fast. I watched it again recently, and it said that the emotional line is okay, the pushing and pulling of the morals are very touching, and it has a bit of a meal replacement flavor. But the plot line is very blunt, and the emotional line also resides in the development of the plot, which is really a bit sadistic for the sake of being sadistic. I personally agree with the long comment below. The author wanted to write about the tragedies caused by the chaos of the times, the choice between the male protagonist's family and the country, and the story about how everyone's hearts are still in the past, and only the male protagonist can turn the tide. The result is that the male protagonist still chooses to commit suicide even though he knows that the little emperor is incompetent and immoral. It means that he cannot rise up, which will accelerate the collapse of the dynasty. However, it is written that the dynasty died in the second year after his death. The author later explains that this is because he is a powerful minister who can make judgments. Isn't this very contradictory? There is no way to justify it, his death has no meaning. Even if it is written that the little emperor's dynasty lasted for five or eight years after his death, this would still show the value of his suicide, right? Then there are some places, such as the male protagonist sealing off the capital to deal with the military envoys, and when he comes back, he bears the consequences of the war without purpose. However, he left for several months and sealed off the gates of the capital but not the government office. As a queen mother who listens to politics behind the curtain, she can't even issue an imperial edict? It's ridiculous, forcing the male protagonist to bear it alone is actually paving the way for the male protagonist's reputation as a tyrannical dictatorship, but the logic really cannot be scrutinized. After thinking about it, it is normal to write the male and female protagonists to death in a tragedy, but would it be better for the male protagonist to die in a different logical way? For example, it is set that the young emperor is also very capable, but as he grows up, the faction supporting the emperor and the male protagonist conflict, that is, the conflict between the two power groups of the emperor and generals (power ministers). In order to unify power and peacefully hand over the power, the male protagonist chooses to commit suicide after winning the final battle, and then the emperor gathers all the power to govern the country with heart. Although the country will inevitably fall after a few years, he also tried his best, and indeed delayed the collapse of the empire. . . . . .

When I came back and finished reading it, I sighed that it was finally finished. The ending of the story is different from what I expected. I thought it would be a farewell to my concubine ending, living and dying together. In the story, Marquis Fang used deception to give Yingying a choice. This method was too cruel to Yingying. Life was more painful than death. She had no children and no lover. How could she survive among the people when the world collapsed? In the end, Yingying also chose to die. It was a pity that neither of them had a good farewell.

A particularly awesome article. . . . .

1. I don't think the heroine is weak and will become weaker later on: The author writes very clearly about the difficulties of the heroine in her native family in the early stage, the reasons and situations. How many modern women are still struggling in such a family, and it is not as simple as ideal; in the later stage, she entered the palace as a queen, and only three years of learning to govern, the emperor died and became the Queen Mother. Not to mention that the country is full of loopholes, full of crises, and surrounded by treacherous ministers. The author did not give Yingying a golden finger in this aspect. Is it possible that she alone can turn the tide? She has tried her best, and it is not easy to do this. As Yingying's true lover, Fang Hou loves and protects her deeply, and is willing to take the initiative to take care of and solve everything (of course, Yingying does the same with Fang Hou!), But can this be blamed on the fact that the female protagonist is useless and too weak, and the male protagonist is too protective? 2. I don't think that the male and female protagonists later staged speechless literature: For Fang Hou, no matter what, he could not confess everything to the heroine and let the heroine die with him. He wanted to give the heroine the possibility of living. Such was his love for Yingying. Fang really knew the heroine too well. Staying in the palace at that time was the only way to die. Apart from fake pregnancy, what other reasons could make Yingying willing to leave? The child is her only hope and motivation to live if he is not around (not around or dies), and Yingying will eventually know that it is a false pregnancy, but how she will choose then, it is indeed not something that he can affect the follow-up. After all, according to his plan, he has already died by then, and he can only help her choose and decide here, but maybe there is a one in 10,000 possibility that Yingying chooses to live strong and start over? He just wants to try his best to give Yingying a chance to choose, rather than a complete dead end. As for Yingying, Yingying loves her third brother so much that she transcends her own life and everything. Losing her third brother and having no children, she will not be able to live alone no matter what. Their love is like this, there is no way, it is really a dead end. . . Alas, as I type these words, I am grieving for the love between Yingying and Sange. I sincerely hope that this work can be discovered by more people, and that all lovers in the world will eventually get married.

The plot is very exciting and shocking, but the only flaw is that the whole story is really too sad. The two people have always had good intentions and have been facing the injustice of the world, but until the end they still couldn't find any possibility of staying together. The world is so big, but there is no place that can accommodate the two of them. Even if they die, they have to be separated. It really reflects the author's title: they can never be together. But in troubled times, isn't it possible for the two of them to die together? Fang Hou knew full well that even if Yingying was given a choice, Yingying would never choose to live alone. Was it his original intention to leave her alone and make her ending more painful? She knew how much Yingying wanted a child, but Fang Hou used this to deceive her. However, Yingying finally found out that Fang Hou had deceived her into dying alone. When Yingying found out, wasn't this a secondary injury? I like this couple very much, and I feel unfair for them. The world is unfair, but if one is miserable all his life, wouldn't it become a tragic world? A good person who has good intentions and does good deeds will only be bullied forever. So who wants to be such a good person?

Sorry, I'm sorry for posting another long comment and taking up space, but I really like this novel and I can't help but want to express it completely. 3. Regarding Fang Hou's choice: I very much agree with what reader @ said: "He went against the world and stayed with her because of love, but he did not choose to survive because of love." Regardless of whether he is loyal to the emperor or the people, I personally think it is impossible. Then he is not Fang Xianting. I think this is the collapse of his character, but I don't want to and will not use words like "foolish loyalty" to describe him. It's just personal beliefs and choices. As for other methods, the author has written many times before that Fang felt confused, including his father's "sacrifice as an example", etc. He was hesitant and difficult to evaluate. He just thought of Guo Jing and Guo Daxia, who had a similar encounter to a certain extent and guarded Xiangyang City until his death. Perhaps the third brother was narrow-minded in this regard? But I don't think the author is doing it for the sake of being, because the third brother's life itself is about being. He was born with these things in mind, and he can't get rid of them. He just sighs! 4. Let's talk about our heroine Yingying: A tragic and infinitely beautiful woman. She must have fallen in love with him at first sight. She fell in love with him when they met on the official road of Shangzhou. Her heart was already moved when they met for the first time, and then she fell in love with Fang Xianting like a moth to a flame until death. From Yingying's life and love experience, I was inexplicably reminded of the line in "The Hooligan": "It is possible to describe the arrogance of a scholar. It is unspeakable to express the arrogance of a woman!" The third brother is the existence that transcends everything in Yingying's heart. The misfortune and lack of security in her native family make it easier for her to fly into the flames of love and risk her own life. What she wants is to stay with her lover, have children, and grow old in peace and love. From this point of view, Fang is really not the lover who matches her ideal, but Yingying fell in love with him and dedicated her entire life to him. I saw other readers saying that even if the two of them didn't miss each other, it would be the same in the end, because Fang would still fight or even die to protect his family and country. But this love, no matter what, has always been Yingying's firm choice. But as a reader, I really feel sorry for her. I hope her life can be smoother and happier. Such a beautiful woman deserves it. 5. Finally, I would like to lament the love between Yingying and Third Brother. I think it is a beautiful love, a very beautiful love. I love Yingying and Third Brother. I wish them to join hands in another world, "never be separated forever, and to be together forever."