Does the protagonist have a split personality or is he just bored and cheap? Why should he play around when he has nothing to do? Isn't other people's lives life? I really can't stand it anymore, author, your writing is so bad!
Apart from Muziyou having a good relationship with her dead mother, she is not seen having a good relationship with any woman in the article, and most of the people she killed were women. Did Muziyou have a grudge against women?
Moreover, Mu Ziyou seems not to know how to get along with women at all. When Qingxuan wanted to be the queen and threatened Mu Ziyou, Mu Ziyou had no way to counter the threat (and the author said at the beginning how she had the means to survive in the mall. Did Mu Ziyou become mentally retarded in ancient times?), And in the end she had no choice but to kill someone. Look at how she treats the other people, Er Niang, Yue Qiao, and the prince, who doesn't solve the problem by killing? Isn't it said that conquering the heart is the most important thing? Mu Ziyou can't even conquer a person's heart, she just kills and kills. Isn't she very incompetent?
When I read the title of the article, I really thought that Mu Ziyou was very pitiful. But in the article, except for her mother being forced to death and herself being drugged, there was nothing pitiful about her. She was the only one who killed people, harmed others, and controlled the lives and deaths of others. She took the initiative. She did it actively. The emperor wanted the sixth prince to succeed to the throne, but he didn't ask Mu Ziyou to kill the prince. What's so pitiful about her? She made me feel the ugliness of human nature. She built a chastity memorial arch after committing adultery, and shouted that others wanted to kill her after she killed someone.
Although Mu Ziyu has bad relations with women, there is not a single man in the article who dislikes her. This is also where the article makes me feel that there are heavy marks of axe-cutting.
However, I still feel that a murderous woman and a submissive man will not have such a good ending, because women do not cherish things that are too easy to obtain, and men who are too submissive will only make women think that they are weak and unmanly.
After reading the article, I felt like I couldn't like it no matter what.
In terms of plot, the author is overly deliberate. As the heroine heard twice, the world is so big, but the heroine always eavesdrops at critical moments without being discovered. She is really lucky.
The second is that it is mysterious and the plot is unclear. For example, where did the heroine have the power to cause both the queen and Concubine Shu to die, and Concubine Shu was still the one the emperor loved, and why the emperor asked the heroine to kill her, the explanation is really unclear. What's more, the male protagonist in the article helps the female protagonist no matter what she does because of love. He gives me the feeling of being a pig. How does he resemble the original poster or the prince, or is everything the female protagonist does flawless, and there is no place where the male protagonist needs to be perfected? That can only mean that the heroine is no longer a human being.
The author tried his best to portray the heroine as a sentimental person, but in my opinion, the heroine is simply ruthless. The author's portrayal is to put a layer of cover on the heroine's ruthlessness.
What love does the heroine have for her family? The reason why Xijing was punished was because of the guilt of killing his mother, and for giving him a little charity after ostracizing him. But even if Xijing retreated to Tiannan Temple, the heroine still used his sister Mo Yao. How Xijing died is not clear from the author, but whether he was killed or committed suicide, I think the main reason was the death of heart.
How much true love does the heroine have for Mo Han? She has been telling him to kill people since she was a child. The heroine has experienced it in her previous life and has an adult mentality. She is not afraid of it, but has she thought about the impact on Mo Han, who is still a child? If love, will it destroy a person's psychology like this? After Mo Han grew up, the heroine felt that he had no courage and opinion, but look at Mo Han, who has the final say? The heroine! Who even cares about when my brother will have children? The heroine! I suspect that if Mo Han had any courage, he would have died a long time ago. In fact, doesn't the heroine just want to turn her brother into a nominal master, but actually a puppet in her hands?
What makes me feel that the heroine is the most ruthless is the way she treats the crown princess. I don't understand why the heroine must want the crown prince and princess to die, and the article makes it unclear. But using a raccoon cat to exchange for a prince not only cost the Crown Princess her life, but also severely damaged her mentally. I believe that even if the Crown Princess dies, she will not die with her eyes in peace. How cruel can a woman with no personal grudges kill people in such vicious ways? So the few tears she shed, I thought were crocodile tears, but I didn't think she had any conscience. What's more, after killing a woman, she had to take that woman's son over and raise her. How could she give him a mother? Moreover, looking at the victim's child, he does not feel guilty about killing, and can still love the victim's child with a normal human mentality. If this person is not a pervert, he has a mental problem.
So I'm very surprised. The heroine is so strong in heart, so good in her methods, and her poison has been cured. Why doesn't she oppose the emperor or even become the queen herself, but she still works hard for the emperor? What's more, the emperor harmed her man, and she didn't fight back? Does the heroine have multiple personalities?
Therefore, the female protagonist is so unfeeling and loves the male protagonist so much. What is the basis of their relationship? Don't say that if the bastard looks at the mung bean, a marriage will be made in heaven.
In terms of characters, Ximen Sha and Yuxiu are redundant, and Ximen Sha's family background and family feud are unclear. Anyway, there are too many unclear places in the text. I don't care about this, but the whole thing, to put it bluntly, has nothing to do with these two people. Why do they have to have these two people?
Yuexinghun and Yuli are also superfluous characters. Unless the author is writing BL for the next article and letting them appear, there is no need for their existence. But I still want to say that in the author's mind, Yuli may be to highlight the heroine's methods, but in my opinion, it also highlights the heroine's ruthlessness and unrepentance on the other hand. She feels that everyone owes her, or feels that rights are important, so she does not know how to escape from the fight.
In short, I don't like the image of such a woman.
Is this the story of Ziyou's mother? It's just that it's still very vague, a bit like seeing flowers in the fog.
The legendary second male actor is famous?
Big cat???????
Three years old
The male protagonist is sick
Why am I so soft-hearted?
Poor Xiaoyue
Tangled
I kind of sympathize with Satsuki
Under Xinghun's tugging and angry shouting, Yuli walked through the purple bamboo forest like a child who had done something wrong.
Ok
I YY Yuli and Xinghun
Does the protagonist have a split personality or is he just bored and cheap? Why should he play around when he has nothing to do? Isn't other people's lives life? I really can't stand it anymore, author, your writing is so bad!
Apart from Muziyou having a good relationship with her dead mother, she is not seen having a good relationship with any woman in the article, and most of the people she killed were women. Did Muziyou have a grudge against women? Moreover, Mu Ziyou seems not to know how to get along with women at all. When Qingxuan wanted to be the queen and threatened Mu Ziyou, Mu Ziyou had no way to counter the threat (and the author said at the beginning how she had the means to survive in the mall. Did Mu Ziyou become mentally retarded in ancient times?), And in the end she had no choice but to kill someone. Look at how she treats the other people, Er Niang, Yue Qiao, and the prince, who doesn't solve the problem by killing? Isn't it said that conquering the heart is the most important thing? Mu Ziyou can't even conquer a person's heart, she just kills and kills. Isn't she very incompetent? When I read the title of the article, I really thought that Mu Ziyou was very pitiful. But in the article, except for her mother being forced to death and herself being drugged, there was nothing pitiful about her. She was the only one who killed people, harmed others, and controlled the lives and deaths of others. She took the initiative. She did it actively. The emperor wanted the sixth prince to succeed to the throne, but he didn't ask Mu Ziyou to kill the prince. What's so pitiful about her? She made me feel the ugliness of human nature. She built a chastity memorial arch after committing adultery, and shouted that others wanted to kill her after she killed someone. Although Mu Ziyu has bad relations with women, there is not a single man in the article who dislikes her. This is also where the article makes me feel that there are heavy marks of axe-cutting. However, I still feel that a murderous woman and a submissive man will not have such a good ending, because women do not cherish things that are too easy to obtain, and men who are too submissive will only make women think that they are weak and unmanly.
After reading the article, I felt like I couldn't like it no matter what. In terms of plot, the author is overly deliberate. As the heroine heard twice, the world is so big, but the heroine always eavesdrops at critical moments without being discovered. She is really lucky. The second is that it is mysterious and the plot is unclear. For example, where did the heroine have the power to cause both the queen and Concubine Shu to die, and Concubine Shu was still the one the emperor loved, and why the emperor asked the heroine to kill her, the explanation is really unclear. What's more, the male protagonist in the article helps the female protagonist no matter what she does because of love. He gives me the feeling of being a pig. How does he resemble the original poster or the prince, or is everything the female protagonist does flawless, and there is no place where the male protagonist needs to be perfected? That can only mean that the heroine is no longer a human being. The author tried his best to portray the heroine as a sentimental person, but in my opinion, the heroine is simply ruthless. The author's portrayal is to put a layer of cover on the heroine's ruthlessness. What love does the heroine have for her family? The reason why Xijing was punished was because of the guilt of killing his mother, and for giving him a little charity after ostracizing him. But even if Xijing retreated to Tiannan Temple, the heroine still used his sister Mo Yao. How Xijing died is not clear from the author, but whether he was killed or committed suicide, I think the main reason was the death of heart. How much true love does the heroine have for Mo Han? She has been telling him to kill people since she was a child. The heroine has experienced it in her previous life and has an adult mentality. She is not afraid of it, but has she thought about the impact on Mo Han, who is still a child? If love, will it destroy a person's psychology like this? After Mo Han grew up, the heroine felt that he had no courage and opinion, but look at Mo Han, who has the final say? The heroine! Who even cares about when my brother will have children? The heroine! I suspect that if Mo Han had any courage, he would have died a long time ago. In fact, doesn't the heroine just want to turn her brother into a nominal master, but actually a puppet in her hands? What makes me feel that the heroine is the most ruthless is the way she treats the crown princess. I don't understand why the heroine must want the crown prince and princess to die, and the article makes it unclear. But using a raccoon cat to exchange for a prince not only cost the Crown Princess her life, but also severely damaged her mentally. I believe that even if the Crown Princess dies, she will not die with her eyes in peace. How cruel can a woman with no personal grudges kill people in such vicious ways? So the few tears she shed, I thought were crocodile tears, but I didn't think she had any conscience. What's more, after killing a woman, she had to take that woman's son over and raise her. How could she give him a mother? Moreover, looking at the victim's child, he does not feel guilty about killing, and can still love the victim's child with a normal human mentality. If this person is not a pervert, he has a mental problem. So I'm very surprised. The heroine is so strong in heart, so good in her methods, and her poison has been cured. Why doesn't she oppose the emperor or even become the queen herself, but she still works hard for the emperor? What's more, the emperor harmed her man, and she didn't fight back? Does the heroine have multiple personalities? Therefore, the female protagonist is so unfeeling and loves the male protagonist so much. What is the basis of their relationship? Don't say that if the bastard looks at the mung bean, a marriage will be made in heaven. In terms of characters, Ximen Sha and Yuxiu are redundant, and Ximen Sha's family background and family feud are unclear. Anyway, there are too many unclear places in the text. I don't care about this, but the whole thing, to put it bluntly, has nothing to do with these two people. Why do they have to have these two people? Yuexinghun and Yuli are also superfluous characters. Unless the author is writing BL for the next article and letting them appear, there is no need for their existence. But I still want to say that in the author's mind, Yuli may be to highlight the heroine's methods, but in my opinion, it also highlights the heroine's ruthlessness and unrepentance on the other hand. She feels that everyone owes her, or feels that rights are important, so she does not know how to escape from the fight. In short, I don't like the image of such a woman.
Is this the story of Ziyou's mother? It's just that it's still very vague, a bit like seeing flowers in the fog.
The legendary second male actor is famous?
Big cat???????
Three years old The male protagonist is sick
Why am I so soft-hearted? Poor Xiaoyue
Tangled I kind of sympathize with Satsuki
Under Xinghun's tugging and angry shouting, Yuli walked through the purple bamboo forest like a child who had done something wrong. Ok I YY Yuli and Xinghun