A Jade in the Rough

I admit that I really like reading stories about male protagonists who are tortured, but this is the first time I have seen such a story about a male protagonist who is so aggrieved that I am almost internally hurt. I wet several sheets of paper with tears. I wanted to rush into the book and give his father a slap in the face, his mother twice, and his brother the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms! ! ! I don't care, the author immediately wrote a rebirth article to let Yun Huaiyan have a rebirth. I am the group's favorite, and I will be supported and loved by everyone and live a happy life! ! ! ????

You really want to show me death. I am a person with a high tear point. I rarely shed tears when I read novels. But this book really hit me hard. I couldn't control my tears in the following chapters. Even when my roommate was sleeping, I could only try to control the sound. Xuan Ning was also miserable, but it didn't make me cry. Yun Huaiyan was so miserable. Why did everyone who loved him hurt him so much? My favorite line is between him and Su Mu and Bai Yan. But it was a pity that Yun Huaiyan didn't know that Xiao Mo had given birth to a lovely daughter for him. Hmm... I will make up my own mind about the happy life of a family of three. Love this story!

I really burst into tears, and when I saw the ending, I felt like I was going to ascend to heaven. Yeah, no one is always there. I can't help it. I'm so crying. I've been reading this book for so long and it made me burst into tears.

I first read Shiqing Ruzhi and liked it very much. About a year later, I accidentally clicked on this book. I thought it was just an ordinary sadistic novel until I saw Xiaodong was born at the end. At that moment, I suddenly felt that the fate of the past life and the present was entangled. I felt so sad and sad. It turned out that the emperor was sorry for Xiaodong's father. It turned out that Xiaodong's mother was Su Ye. It turned out to be like this (??)

I want to say something, but I don't know what to say. I just like it. It's a very accurate tragedy. (I secretly glanced at the big column and found that Xiaodong's story was from two years ago, while this article was from this year. Finally, there are authors in the world who like me to write about generations backwards)

SOS, these fathers and brothers are really nothing. People's hearts are too dirty, and Yan'er is too clean.

In fact, the biggest feeling when reading this story is: many things should not be like this, but they should be like this. In the big story, although the Tian family has been said to be ruthless, there is love between the lines. No matter it is the third or fifth child or the emperor or queen, they all have feelings for Xiao Qi. Unlike the works of many cool writers, when writing about the royal father and son brothers, it is purely about intrigues and cliques. You can see humanity and family affection here. Therefore, many plots, at first glance, will give people the feeling that they should not be so. Since they are all people who care about each other, why do they lead to an irreversible ending? But if you think about it carefully, it is actually how it should be. Just like what the queen said at the end, the third child is the prince, and many people will die for him in the future. It's also what the emperor said, if you want to protect some people, you have to abandon some people. Even if Xiaoqi is not abandoned, another child will embark on this path. There will always be someone who plays the role of the abandoned child, the loser, or the winner. So in the end, even if I tried to hate the Queen as the instigator, or be angry with Lao Wu for not finding out the truth and avenging the wrong, or blaming Lao San for not being firm in his stance, I couldn't hate him, I could only feel helpless and powerless. Maybe a good tragedy is like this, the song ends and everyone leaves, leaving only a sigh.

It really broke my defense a bit, it was just armor-piercing damage [crying] There are actually many distressed characters in the novels I have read, but Yan'er can still be considered a special one among them. Maybe because this book is be. While reading the book, I had many emotions for Yan'er. I feel bad for Yan'er. He is sincerely good to Su Ye, Su Mu, Third Brother... And everyone he cares about, but they don't know what Yan'er has done for him. I feel wronged for Yan'er. He is a pure and kind-hearted good boy. Even after going through the battlefield at the border, he is still pure and flawless, but he has to be suspected, targeted, and even asked to die by the people he cares about. Will he care when his father suspects him of being grounded? Will he be sad when his mother's third brother or even Su Ye doesn't trust him? But after experiencing all this, he still hopes that the living can live well. I really hope that such a kind and sincere person can be rewarded... But Yan'er does not have such a happy ending for him. Yan'er is too like a snow, silent snow. It won't hit people with pain, it just falls lightly to the ground, hiding the filthy hearts everywhere. And the sun doesn't even have to come out, as long as the snowflakes stop falling, the snow on the ground will be like an object in the peripheral vision, and the traces of its existence will be naturally ignored and forgotten. Only Su Ye and we will still remember...

It would be great if it was he

Xixi, can you write a story about Jinse? After coming all the way from Tieba, I still feel that Xixi's ancient style writing is particularly delicate.