Withered Rose

Maybe the later emotional scenes were quite sweet, but I still felt an indescribable sadness when I saw it. An officer who was so high-spirited was humiliated by an enemy officer after his faith collapsed (that's what Xia Yan meant at the time). Other colleagues and comrades left one after another, but he was the only one who survived because of pregnancy. Collapse and collapse, he is slowly self-destructing. In the middle and later stages of the novel, he and Lu gradually become sweeter, but Xia Yanjin used to be such an outstanding and dazzling person, and finally turned into the kind of soft, slender and virtuous Omega in the ordinary definition. He even became introverted and dared not communicate with others. In the end, the extra story said that he returned to the workplace, but the proud officer of the year was gone after all, so it fits the title "Decaying Rose".

It was really depressing after reading it. Xia felt depressed during her pregnancy. When I watched it, I felt that it would be okay to let him die with the empire. The ending always has a sense of bee, with an officer turning into a dodder flower, a bit of Stockholm syndrome. Finally, I can't imagine what Xia is like in the workplace. Xia gave me a feeling that my pride has been shattered. Maybe when the empire passed away, this rose had already begun to decline.

The process when I saw this article was also strange. I found the author in another author's friend column, and then I saw a familiar title, so I clicked in immediately. After confirming the characters and content, I was still a little surprised that I "won" and actually saw the version of Xiaolujiang. I had read it at the flower market (or was it a waste article?). Even yesterday I suddenly thought of the content of the article. Needless to say, I am quite happy to see you here, because here I can express some of my thoughts about the plot and my personal speculations that I have been holding back for a long time. I saw other reviews, some said it was sweet, and some said it was a bit depressing. From my point of view, the early part is depressing, and the later part can be said to be sweet from some perspectives, but the article as a whole is quite sad, and the complete early part has a sense of absurd bitterness. At that time, I thought "Decline Rose" was quite vivid. Xia Yanjin's painting impressed me on a rose that once grew wildly on a high cliff. It was the glory and brilliance of the empire. Many people are obsessed with the beauty and dazzling beauty of roses. Later, the high cliff collapsed, and the place where Rose took root no longer existed. He should have withered with the empire, like so many of his comrades (in fact, I think some of his comrades were quite miserable). But Lu also forcibly transplanted him to his own enclosure. The rose did not wither, but the decline of the core could not be suppressed. The key is that Lu was not a competent flower grower at first, because he was not! Long! Mouth! Of course, Rose later had a kind of happiness that he never had, and the flower grower was considered qualified. Roses grow in another way. I prefer to read stories through substitution, so I am happy for Xia Yanjin. This is probably where I can feel the sweetness. But what makes me sad is that the rose is no longer the rose it once was. It is still beautiful and tough, but it has lost its extremely sharp thorns and the leaves that can protect the people from the wind and rain. He has the happiness of "family" and a different kind of pride, but his once straight pride and pride as a general no longer exist. The twists and turns of this process are painful, and this gap is suffocating no matter how you think about it. Especially for someone like me who treats the protagonist as a child, it is understandable. Because I was sad, I had some assumptions about the article. For example, in this interstellar background, I summon unknown alien races, restore the glory of the empire, make a fortune as an interstellar thief, punch the Federation, and kick the Bushi. Anyway, I want to build a pretty thick backstage for Xiao Xia (with comrades in arms by the way), support him, and let the Federation Military Headquarters act as Zai's little brother. As for Lu, hey, when did you realize that you have a long mouth, when did you start talking about your wife?

I hope there are no stereotypes. There are stereotypes about "strong" and "weak". They are stereotypes. O in the other article is also a colonel. He has never experienced this kind of plot. He is cute, gentle and gentle. Can't gentleness and gentleness have power? Can't soldiers be gentle and gentle? What's more, it's abo article. Just because you may have seen a similar setting in other places where an Omega officer is powerful, domineering, and powerful, you cannot think that every author or every article should be like this. Then when you see something that is not like this, and in addition, it is a bit coercive in the early stage, it feels bad. This is quite stereotyped.

I think the ending is pretty good. Lord Xia once dedicated himself to the empire, and was loved in troubled times. Although he was on the opposite side, there was no hope of restoring the country. He started a new life and his lover gave up his previous career and career. Why not live for his small family in the future? Master Lu's family is very good, a big and loving family. Big righteousness and small righteousness, do you have to sacrifice your life to achieve benevolence? Buddha said: Let go and forget the past...

The core of forced love is love

After reading too many controlled-written jokes, I felt a little indigestion when I read this book, especially the depression I suffered from earlier in the book infected me. The writing is very good. There are many kinds of love. How can a love that is tattered and patchy like this not be love?

This chapter made my eyes wet. My mother and Xiaoxia said very similar things. I was born not long after my grandma passed away. My mother said that I healed her pain? I felt that I was not good at all but my mother would love me unconditionally. Our Xiaoxia is such a good father?

It's good-looking, relatively short, with only about ten chapters and no V chapter. Although the background is a bit simple, the details of the two people's relationship are well written. In the early stage, the plot may jump a bit fast to give birth to a baby, but in the later stage, it is really sweet, delicate and touching.

No, I seem to have seen the exact same article elsewhere.