Reborn with You

I have read all the prequels, postquels, and extras of Qin'er. In fact, in essence, this article is still very limited to the times. After all, the values ​​​​are no longer the same. When it comes to ancient novels, not to mention those from 2010, it was the 2018 drama "Eastern Palace". At that time, people also thought it was cruel, and later they joked, "The female protagonist is just dead, but the male protagonist has thousands of miles of land, good food, good food and good food, and is punished by loneliness." After all, you were abused, why would you punish someone else with your own death? Imagining that others will regret it after death is essentially the survival logic of the weak. The prequel of Qin'er is exactly like this - she was just reborn after being beaten for more than ten years, her brother, younger brother, sister and cousin died in the end, and her father was tortured by regret in the end. However, her father's life can be said to have been smooth sailing. He loved her the most, and in the end he could be taken care of by his favorite daughter, so there is another sentence that can be compared, "You just lost a leg, Zi Ling lost her love." Qi Liudi just died, but she died tragically in her wedding dress, and her father hugged her and cried bitterly. Qi Nianfu only suffered from heartache for more than ten years, but he was finally forgiven by his favorite daughter and lived a peaceful life. Where is Qi Shuqin? She "just" suffered seventeen years of beatings, was hit with a hot iron, was ripped apart and beaten to pieces in public, got a terminal disease, and died of vomiting blood at the age of twenty. This article does have a special subject matter, which is one of the reasons for this arrangement. But in the final analysis, the logic of the narrative is to use the suffering of the heroine to achieve deep love and growth. And let me tell you something very hidden - Qi Ruhua is actually very unlucky. Is Qi Liudi and Qi Yu's sex less vicious than her? No. However, with the same character setting, only Qi Ruhua ended up the worst. What words did Qi Ruhua use when he was offline? "White bugs", "lips cut off", "feet cut off", no dignity, even the human form is gone. This kind of description has strong physiological disgust. Because of this, readers will not get entangled when they see the ending of Qi Jin's painting. However, the ending of Qin'er's brother, sister and younger brother, whether they are dead or dead, can the words used to describe the cousin compare? Those words are quite polite! Brother Qi Yu is dead even if he is killed, and he can still be taken away by his mother. Where is your younger brother Qi Yucheng? "Abolition of skill and imprisonment for life", where is my sister Qi Liudi? "Wearing red clothes, the dagger went into his heart and died." After the same death, the elder brother and younger brother retained their "decency", and the younger sister even retained her "aesthetic poignancy". Only Qi entered the painting, stripped of all human dignity, and died into a pile of rotten flesh. But in terms of viciousness, Qi Ruhua's thoughts are not even as deep as Qi Liudi's. He doesn't have the coldness in his bones like his elder brother, and he doesn't have the viciousness of his younger brother. But he only used the most cruel methods on his cousin. This kind of arrangement, showing no mercy to the outcome of his elder brother, younger brother, and younger sister, was so unfair. It itself was the greatest injustice to the heroine's 17 years of suffering. Why did Qi Ruhua's parents die? He died for the Qi family. Qi Nianfo took her over and promised to "raise the orphan girl for his deceased brother." But how was he raised? He raised her up to be an arrogant, wealthy young lady who knows nothing about the world, and then what? When the family needed to be liquidated, he pushed her out without hesitation, allowing her to be used as a weapon by Qi Liudi, and died in an ugly way. Because Qi Ruhua does not have a "blood filter", in Gu Zaowen's subconscious mind, Qi Ruhua is an "outsider". She enjoys the favor of the Qi family, but she dares to be the master of the Qi family and bully her eldest daughter. Therefore, she deserves to die, even the most miserable death, in order to appease the readers' anger. And what about the elder brother, younger brother, and younger sister? They have the same blood as the heroine, so even if they are cold-blooded, selfish, and indirectly harm the heroine, the author still leaves them with dignity in the way of death. This is essentially a kind of "blood theory" hypocrisy. This resulted in an extremely bad reading experience: the reader watched a girl who was raised in a deformed environment, was used as a gunman by her cousin, and was finally executed by the author using the most vicious language. However, the person who really used her as a swordsman died in a poetic way. Compared with karma, this is actually more like "the author's bias". Qi Nianfo's life has been smooth sailing, with only a few scratches on his conscience. He is a perfect template for those with vested interests. When he was young, he married the woman he loved most, had several children, and his career (head) reached its peak. After his wife died, he was in pain, but he passed the pain on to his daughter. He gained psychological balance by beating her daughter, maintained his persona of a "affectionate and good man", and continued to be his leader safely. When he got old and his eldest daughter died, he did grow old overnight and was tortured by guilt for several years. However, he suffered a stroke in the end. His eldest daughter, whom he loved most and who was beaten into a vegetative state and forced to commit suicide, finally forgave him and fed him until he died. Is this punishment? This is called "when you are young, you commit evil, and when you are old, there are still people who tell the truth." His penis was not damaged, and his status was not completely overturned. He just had a few needles pricked in his conscience, and then he lived the rest of his life honorably with his daughter's forgiveness. So, what is the essential difference between the ending of "Qi Nian Fo" and Li Chengyin's "sitting on the throne, but losing his love"? He had all the power, status, and longevity. He was only slightly aggrieved mentally, while the heroine was wiped out in a physical sense. But, after all, that's it, that's it, that's it. Qin'er has a typical common problem of the "White Moonlight heroine" in 2010 - she is so kind to the point of "moral self-mutilation". She can obviously expose it and take power according to the current popular concepts. The reason why modern people are angry at her is because they feel that after seventeen years of suffering, she has been reborn and has the ability to find out the truth. Why should she defend these perpetrators? That was the "moral obsessiveness" imposed on her at that time. In 2010, "suffer all the hardships but still forgive" was popular, and now "eliminate the roots" is popular. I have no way to be harsh on her. After all, it is - Regardless of the limitations of the times or not, Qin'er is happy as long as she is happy. At least, at least, at least she got what she wanted in the end. If you look at it with current logic, the story is unfinished, the writing is not strong enough, and the ending chosen by Qin'er is not worthy of her suffering. As a child, she may look at her grown-up self with hatred - and she will also bully her childhood self. "To be more than the Virgin is to deserve the suffering she has suffered." But, but, she is so miserable, I can't say that she deserves it. Her qualities are too extreme. Her kindness is extreme, and she is so stupid that it makes people unhappy, but her tenacity and intelligence are also extreme and cannot be despised. I think, I think, Qin'er, as long as you are happy, at least as long as you are happy, you long for family affection. If you are entangled in pain, hatred will make your heart drip with blood year after year. In that case, you are not happy, and I am not happy, although, although in fact this is the normal logic of reality - a person is destined to be enveloped by childhood trauma for a lifetime, this is actually reality. I don't understand whether you forgive or not take revenge, because maybe you have forgotten, but I still sympathize with your humiliation. However, forgiving the bad person may not be about stabbing the past self, but redeeming yourself at this moment. After all, you are living as the current self. Human life is limited. The more happiness you have, the more happy you are. If you hate them enough to kill them to be happy, then naturally it is best. But since you can't do it, what's the point of asking you to remember that. The image of Qin'er can easily remind people of those granddaughters who were favored over sons since they were young. In the end, they triumphantly said that the old man favored sons over daughters. When they are old, only the granddaughters who looked down on them at first came to visit. The following comment is that when you were a child, you looked at you with resentment and tears. You also bullied your childhood self. But, but, my hope is that if not forgiving your father and taking revenge on your family makes you happy, then you can do it happily, which is comfortable for the readers and you. But if you can be calm only by forgiving them, then... Then it will be a shame for the readers. As long as you are happy, it will be good as long as you are happy. Your article was written sixteen years ago, but now there is no news from the author. There is also a long time between you and the present. I feel vomiting blood and feeling depressed for you. After all, it has been too long, too long, too long. Qin'er, Qin'er, I'm leaving. I wish you happiness, you want happiness, you must be happy, you want a house full of children and grandchildren, a peaceful and peaceful life, a good life, a prosperous life, flowers every day, stars every night, from now on the sea is wide for fish to leap, and the sky is high for birds to fly.

Qi Nianfo said so much about hatred and love, power and profit, but they were not the source of his fault. When a person's rationality collapses and his emotions are out of control, all he wants is to stop thinking and vent randomly. Saints are no more than that. This is normal. Family ties and considerations of rights are nothing more than external brakes before collapse. Qi Nianfo's external brakes could not stop him from running out of control, and his fragility and incompetence were evident. His lack of self-control was the root of his fault.

It's the finale. Although Qi Shuqin's ending is pretty good, and everyone who has harmed her has not had a good ending, but I always feel that the final ending is sorry for her ups and downs along the way (personal feeling). Of course, I haven't watched the extras yet, so I'll talk about it later. Finally, I would like to ask the author, what is your relationship with the author who wrote the prequel of Qi Shuqin (the article about her seventeen years of abuse)? Haha, of course, if it's not convenient for you to say it, just forget it! I wish you a happy life! [Compare your heart]

Ten years have passed in the blink of an eye, and I feel so nostalgic when I think of the days when I was chasing articles.

This article is so kind to me. His ending seems miserable at first glance, but it's actually pretty good. No worries about food and drink, no beatings or scoldings. The lack of family affection was finally made up for by the daughter who was treated the most. Qi Nianfo's good fortune makes people very unhappy. He didn't "raise" Qin'er, he clearly beat and humiliated her. Although the author may be trying to highlight Qin'er's kindness, it is indeed unfair to Qin'er.

I have always been curious about the relationship between the author and the half bowl of soy sauce

It's been a long time since I read a novel, and I was pleasantly surprised to see the ending this time. I think some readers are satisfied, and some readers are unhappy. I think it is a novel after all, so there is no need to take it too seriously. Quan should accompany the author through a period of mental journey. The end of this paragraph makes me excited and remember the author. Although Qin'er was pitiful at first, I didn't like her. She was intelligent and talented, but her character problems made the first half of her life unbearable. Later, she was not as powerful as Master Zhan in handling family affairs. But I don't hate Qin'er either, because her character shortcomings are entirely caused by her perverted father. It is a miracle that she was able to grow up under such inhuman treatment and still retain a sound personality and kind nature. In the end, the ending may be weird, but it is also satisfying.

I forgot an important question, what is the name of the new article?

What a happy ending, ~\\(≧▽≦)/~ La la la

Then it is worth saying congratulations to Lan and spending another fulfilling year. Be moved.