Clear Heart

Now that the full text is over, let me talk about my feelings. What attracted me to this article for the first time was the name hahahahaha! "Five Years of Suicide, Three Years of Simulation", good guy, I instantly dreamed back to the life and death struggle of my senior year in high school. So I came in out of curiosity and wanted to see how the heroine committed suicide. As a result... There is a character called Sheng Hanhan at the beginning of the chapter, which is really the most rustling one in the whole article. Sheng Zhui, Sheng Hanhan, the heroine's senior brother, when you originally thought he was an ordinary person... Suddenly, his identity changed drastically, and he became the Red Emperor among the great emperors in the heaven! Good guy, I was really confused at that time. At that time, I had an idea: Is this guy going to be the Red Emperor? Will heaven really never end?! In the end... I made the wrong payment after all. Sheng Hanhan is a fool, but he can shoulder the responsibility of a great emperor. When he does business, he is no longer just a fool. He is a very reliable person (crossed out). As for how to find out that he is reliable, we have to start with Qi Qing. Qingqing, the male protagonist of this article has a lot of vests, he really has a lot! And all the vests are so distinctive! When they are apart, they are two male protagonists, and when they are together, they are one Qi Qing. Qingqing, Master Rong Qing rated him as an "old naughty kid" hahahahahahaha! I have to say, this really made me laugh, old naughty kid, hahahahahahaha! It really overturned my initial impression of Qi Qing! At the beginning, Qi Qing appeared as a former emperor who had been offline. Let's not talk about his vest. Just the fact that the heroine Rong Qing volunteered to go down to earth to endure the tribulation for him to reverse the case made me deeply impressed by him. What's more, his vest is really cool! Dressed in white, with light purple eyes, he carries the demeanor of a handsome gentleman! And with those words and deeds, I initially thought that this was the second male lead coming from somewhere. Was he trying to compete with the male lead for the female lead? I can do this!!! The result... A vest belonging to the male protagonist... Moreover, this vest is still the Emperor of Fengdu, and this vest is not his only vest!! Good guy, I just call a good guy! Me: Author, you are really awesome [thumbs up] And this is not the most amazing thing. This guy Qi Qing is not the biggest boss in the whole story, but he is even better than the big boss! He single-handedly broke up the world of heaven and the underworld, and revealed the origins and causes and effects between the two worlds (because jj was reviewed, so the pinyin was substituted), which can really be called the "old naughty kid" of the heroine and master Ren You. Speaking of the heroine, well, she is really a miserable little pitiful person. Her experience is really miserable, but she is also really handsome, sassy, ​​and a proper heroine! The heroine Rong Qing was born with her twin sister and was considered unknown. Then the royal family decided to keep one and send the other far away. However, our heroine is the poor little one who was sent out. She lives a carefree life with her adoptive parents, but something unexpected happens. A group of men in black massacred her whole family, leaving her alone, living on the streets, from a favored little girl to a little beggar that everyone could bully. Until he met Qi Qing, who had not been expelled from the heaven at that time. As a result, the word "love" turned into a small bud, which took root in her heart and waited for the day it would bloom. So... Time passed by, and when she saw Xuan Luo (Qi Qing Fenhun) again, her heart would always move unconsciously. The heart is beating, but the heroine has never been a lover, so she still confronts Xuan Luo. After many incidents (spoilers involved, omitted automatically), the heroine finally learns that Xuan Luo is actually one of Qi Qing's vests. However, the heroine discovers that what is even more terrifying is... There is a huge conspiracy hidden in these three realms, and the spearhead is directed at the biggest leader in the heaven-Buddha. Every priest in the heaven will have other priests in the lower realm to help him when he goes through the tribulation, but when the priest ascends, there will be one more Yama in the underworld. For example, Song Yi from the Killing Palace is the sworn brother of the God of Wealth Qian Shun; Qu Quan from the Two Tongue Palace is a close friend of the door god Fang Feng; Rong Jiao from the Evil Palace is the twin sister of the heroine Rong Qing... And so on. All of this is just a matter of cause and effect. In the three thousand worlds, who is the cause of whom, and who is the effect of whom? You are my cause, I am your effect, but I am also your cause. Sheng Zui saved Huo Xing, which is a cause and effect; Huo Xing killed Sheng Zui for his wife and children, which was also a cause and effect; Sheng Zui killed Huo Xing's wife and children in order to eliminate the root cause, which is another cause and effect; Sheng Zui finally learned that Huo Xing's wife and children would give him chicken every time, and he was in pain, which was another cause and effect. Cause and effect, reincarnation, are like invisible threads, controlling the three thousand worlds, and finally forming the various states of sentient beings. This is the most wonderful thing I have seen in this book.

Ahhhhhhh I asked Amomum villosum to write a long review of more than 600 words, but JJ's review only allowed me to write more than 100 words and deleted them all :), then I will write it again! I was attracted to this book at first because of its magical name. After reading the text, I was completely attracted by Rong Qing's character (there are really few such female protagonists in JJ). After that, I was completely shocked by the content and writing style of the book. Does this kind of writing exist in JJ? (No, it is really amazing!!! The interlocking plots and the subtle but always present characters interspersed in daily life. The emotional drama is not too great! All the characters exist not only for the development of the plot, but each person's image is full and three-dimensional, as if the world is created because of their existence. The author must love her characters. Everything has a beginning and an end, and this is the charm of the text and the romance of the novel. Let me praise the author's writing style. Everyone's expressions, language, movements and detailed descriptions all vividly portray the character's characteristics. The joyful sand sculpture style and the beautiful description of the scenery are not inconsistent at all. It is really wonderful! I'm at a loss for words! When will the quality of online articles reach this level (sad)? I hope you will stick to it. I will always be your most loyal reader! As a student, this book is my first full subscription from JJ, but - I feel like I didn't spend a few dollars on this book! Since I joined V, as long as I comment on the author's articles, most of them will respond or send me red envelopes (crying). I can't make much money writing articles, not to mention that this article is not popular yet. I really love the author sister to death! He is really a super invincible and gentle person! (You comforted me when I returned to school. Woohoo, I really cried to death.) You are the first person to reply to me in the comments of articles. It's really touching. Sometimes I send you flowers and you reply! Ahhh, it seems like I'm making friends with the author's sister! I will definitely follow the author's sister's books from now on! I will be your only fan from now on. How could there be such a good person! Finally, I wish you a happy ending! I hope your articles will get better and better as you write them, and be seen by more people!

I saw someone recommending this book on the Internet, and I was very interested. I originally wanted to search it online, but it turned out that it seemed that it could only be read on JJ? JJ's books are quite expensive, and I spent about 11 to finish them. It's the first book I ordered from jj. Com… I'll commemorate it! Although I feel a little worried about my wallet, it is still not in vain, and it is indeed well written! I feel that this book is similar to a group portrait novel. It is a romance, but it is different from the romances I have read before. There are very few emotional scenes in it. But it's strange. Although there are really few emotional scenes, they seem to be everywhere. It's that kind of invisibility, and you can feel the shock of emotion in every situation. This feeling is really amazing. I can't describe it well, but it's really wonderful!! The title of the book sounds like a joke, and the text is indeed light and interesting, but it is strange, light and heavy at the same time. Sometimes I was laughing at the beginning, but suddenly my heart was tightened, and tears welled up. But not long after I was moved, there was a sudden reversal in the back. This kind of ups and downs reading experience is great. Let's talk about the male and female protagonists. There are really many male protagonists, but there are too many and too few. At first you guessed that he was Emperor Fengdu, but later you found out that he also had another identity. Just when you thought he had just these identities, there was another climax. There was a mystery hidden in the identity, and the tension and excitement were immediately full. I was really looking forward to the next part. I couldn't stop watching it. I watched it in one go, from finishing lunch at noon until after ten o'clock in the evening. It was so enjoyable!!! The most amazing thing is that the male protagonist has an identity - Dragon God, which is also his most fundamental identity. The author's writing is very realistic. She writes in the book that there are no dragons in this world, so where did the dragon god come from? Yes, there is indeed no dragon in nature (perhaps there is, but it is now recognized by the scientific community that it does not exist), so what is the identity of the Dragon God? But the author explains this issue very well!! She gave a very amazing and shocking explanation for the existence of dragon! "Pray under the statue of Buddha to clear the smoke for all living beings"! It also happens to correspond to the male protagonist's name Qi Qing! When I was reading the book, I was still thinking, the male protagonist's name is really unique. How come there is someone with the last name "Qi"? It's not even among the hundreds of surnames. I'm still wondering if the author made a mistake. After all, there is a surname named "Qi" that has the same pronunciation and looks similar. But these are all my worries. The author has been laying the groundwork! I really didn't guess the identity of the male protagonist. It wasn't until the author revealed the secret near the end that I suddenly realized it! In fact, the author has written about it in many places in the previous article! Even in the Buddha temple, when the incense in the incense burner is burning, the author always uses the same sentence to describe it, which is "smoke-filled, like a dragon"!! I was still wondering why the author didn't change the description. Every time he described the cigarette under the Buddha statue, he always said this sentence. After reading the chapter before the ending, I realized that it was foreshadowing!! It's really amazing!! The whole book has been centered around the redress of an unjust case five hundred years ago, which can be regarded as the main plot. The emotional lines of the male and female protagonists revolve around redemption and redemption. The male protagonist is always a god, while the female protagonist is a mortal. Although she has been promoted to a god at the beginning of the story, she was a mortal before. In the previous life, the female protagonist met the male protagonist who had suppressed his soul and entered the mortal world. There was an emotional entanglement where she could not express her feelings. Just like the author said, "Gratitude is more than love, but love is not full." It was precisely because of this shameful nominal relationship and her unspeakable love that she finally had no choice but to die for the male protagonist, and before she died, she made the final sacrifice for justice and female status. I felt so sympathetic when I saw this, and felt so sad... Later, the male protagonist returned to the heaven, always remembering the female protagonist, and searched for her reincarnation for three thousand years, just to transform her into a god. "I have seen too much greed. I thought it was human nature to be greedy. I didn't expect that there are such pure and kind people in this world." "She never asked for anything extravagantly for herself. All she asked for was for others." "Fate was obviously very unfair to her, but she could still take it calmly without resentment or resentment." "So I want to find her and transform her into a god." The above are the original words of the male protagonist. The female protagonist is indeed very, very good. I would like to call it one of the novels I have read where the female protagonist has a ceiling!! ?"I can fall into this mortal world for her. I promise to love her for the rest of my life." Three thousand years later, the male protagonist found the reincarnation of the female protagonist. The female protagonist was supposed to be a high-ranking royal princess, but because of her identity as a twin, she became the abandoned son of the queen. When the female protagonist was most desperate and confused, the male protagonist saved her, gave her the courage to continue living, and guided her to be kind, leading her out of the mud of hatred. The setting of the holy god x the down-and-out princess is really awesome! The heroine finally gave up her ego for the sake of righteousness, and her merits were fulfilled and she became a god. It is worth mentioning that the female protagonist is accompanied and protected by the male protagonist all the way. Although the female protagonist does not know it, the readers do!! Love it, love it! After the heroine became a god, she happened to encounter the injustice of the hero. At that time, no one in heaven dared to speak for the hero, and everyone was afraid to avoid it. But the heroine stood up! She is the only one who stands in front of the male protagonist and sticks to the justice and right and wrong in her heart! At this time, the female protagonist has no feelings for the male protagonist (she does not remember the events of her previous life). She is just grateful that the male protagonist saved her in the mortal world. She fights for the male protagonist without hesitation, partly to repay her kindness, and partly for the justice in her heart, and has nothing to do with love. This is very rare. In the end, the male protagonist was "soulless" and the female protagonist was banished to a thousand-year ban for violating the power of God. Later, the heroine helped the male protagonist to become a god again and realize his true nature. In the past, the male protagonist helped the female protagonist, but now the female protagonist helped the male protagonist. "Things in the world have no form, they come from the heart. When I was a mortal, I once asked a question in despair in the Qingdi Temple, and you told me this sentence." ?"Now, it's my turn to tell you this." I really like this feeling of reincarnation!!! Crazy recommended! "When I had nothing and fell into the dust, you were the one who saved me." "Now, I can finally save you." The revelation and reversal at the end was shocking. I didn't expect the Master to be hidden so deeply. However, there was never a conspiracy in the whole book, only degree of transformation from beginning to end! Very, very warm! I love the ending at the end! The kind that is truly unforgettable for a long time! ?"She is the ray of sunshine that I chase in my heart. I don't dare to marry her, and I don't deserve to marry her." "But I can take the initiative to promise her, in exchange for her looking back, she will have peace of mind for the rest of her life." These two sentences from the male protagonist are really amazing! Love it! All in all, the money is well spent!

"There is nothing in the first place, so where is the dust." After reading the full text, this sentence left a very deep impression on me. When I first started reading, I was amazed by the overall picture laid out by the author. Rong Qing's secret, the past experiences of other priests, and Xuan Luo's mystery, these things that attracted me at the beginning were like small hooks, giving me constant novel feelings and the desire to continue reading. The author is very good at foreshadowing, and the gray lines of grass and snakes are hidden for thousands of miles. They are shown one by one in this article, especially in the middle of the article, the mystery of the identities of Xuanluo and Qi Qing, and the relationship between Qi Qing and Buddha, Qing Emperor, and Fengdu Emperor. As the plot progressed, it unfolded in front of me like a thread peeling off a cocoon, and finally a complete picture emerged. What touched me most was the revelation of the truth at the end. When I saw that Qiqing was the prayer of a mortal in front of the Buddha's throne, I finally understood how profound the meaning of this name was. But I was really shocked when Rong Qing showed him the various forms of mortals and said that he was transformed from the best prayers in the world - just like the saying "There is nothing in the beginning, where is the dust", thousands of flowers have no form, and the forms are born from the heart. Qing Qing's existence should be defined by himself, and he realized it in Rong Qing's words and became a god again. It was the master plan of Buddha and Ren You, it was Rong Qing's persistence, and it was also his transformation of himself. This may mean that one thought becomes a god and one thought becomes a devil. The plots and stories about the supporting characters are also very deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Every character in the author's works is fresh, vivid, and flesh-and-blood, and is not a facial expression that is randomly configured to promote the protagonist's feelings. Their respective stories are very attractive to me. The longer sections, such as Shao Yu's growth, not only allowed me to see the softness and strength of women, but also gave me a different feeling of the deep entanglement between the priest and Yama in the underworld. For shorter stories, such as the story of Xi Yao and Fang Feng's past, the author wrote about both the paradise and the world. Each character allowed me to experience their personality and vitality. I could switch between the plots freely, and it felt like I had read many different biographies, which gave me a strong sense of experience. The final part is undoubtedly the most amazing. The priests competed to be tortured for Qi Qing, and everyone's story had a happy ending. I saw many heartwarming scenes from it. At the end of the two people in the small Qingdi Temple, Qi Qing's confession was really heartbreaking. The protagonist's emotional line is not the focus of the whole story, but it is the core of everything. So when their feelings were truly confirmed to each other, as a reader outside the screen, I was also heartbroken. Throughout the whole text, the author's style is humorous and humorous in addition to the serious drama. Some interesting words and passages cleverly resolve the heaviness brought by some serious scenes. The central idea conveyed by the author is also revealed between the lines, which not only makes me sigh with emotion, but also admires the expressive power of this kind of writing. It is also worth mentioning that the author's literary literacy is also very high. The ingenuity in the design of character identities and role relationships and the close connection and application of Buddhism and Taoism in traditional mythology can very well show this. From the combination of the snake god and the turtle to become "Xuanwu", to the final setting of Buddha and Ren You co-governing the three realms and transforming the three realms in one breath, while reading, I not only marveled at the author's powerful imagination and literary skills. The writing is proficient and the style is unique. It is very literary and readable. Thank you to the author for bringing us such an excellent work. It is finished and I look forward to new works in the future!

Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, reversal, reversal, reversal, until the last moment, I will never know everyone's script.

I have always wanted to write a long review, but every time I wanted to write it, I was too lazy to do it. Until I saw the long review in the comment area, it suddenly aroused my desire to comment properly. This book is different from the fast food Internet articles I have seen in the past. It is an Internet article but it is not limited to Internet articles. This is the first time I have seen this kind of article that integrates the Buddhist and Taoist systems. I was a little confused when I started reading it. If the Buddha is the boss of the heaven, then the Sanqing Tianzun is a Taoist system. If the Buddha's family is the only one, is it suspected of promoting Buddhism and suppressing Tao? Is Buddhism superior to Taoism? And Sanqing Tianzun has always given people a very strange feeling, like three people but not like three people. These doubts are fully explained in the final chapter. From the first time Master Ren You appeared in the memories of all the characters in the book as the Xian Qing Emperor, he has always been described as "an existence beyond the reach of everyone in the world." So, is his identity really just the Eastern Qing Emperor? And why was Qi Qing forced to die? The author buried too many pitfalls and hidden clues in the writing. I was worried that the author would not be able to come back or fill in the pits. After all, there are so many foreshadowings and so many puzzles that it is very difficult to control. But these are all answered satisfactorily in the last ten or twenty chapters. It turns out that Ren You did not fall due to persecution by Qi Qing, but jumped down from heaven on his own with an open-minded and calm state of mind. And his identity is not just as simple as Qing Emperor. Although the male protagonist Qi Qing is very detailed in the book, his psychological process is also very detailed and very staged. But throughout the book, the character who creates the greatest value with a very low appearance rate is none other than Ren You. The ending points out the Taoist thought and pattern of "one Qi converts the three pure beings", and reasonably explains the identities of the Three Pure Ones and Ren You. Ren You, as the leader of Taoism, sits on an equal footing with the Buddha and becomes a confidant, and jointly governs all living beings in the three realms. Even Emperor Fengdu of the underworld is their incarnation. This reasonably integrates the pattern of the three realms with the Buddhist and Taoist purpose of moderately transforming all living beings and the theory of reincarnation. The revelation at the end shocked me greatly. It can be said that the layout and settings are very large, and the three views are also very correct. The final ending was handled very well. If you make a mistake, you are wrong. Even if you are the male protagonist, you must accept the punishment you deserve. But the gods took the initiative to help share this setting, and you can feel the purest sympathy and warmth under fair law enforcement. Although the whole book is centered on the heroine Rong Qing, the story is told from the heroine's perspective. But I think the soul and main character is the male protagonist Qi Qing. The process of his psychological transformation, from being transparent and indifferent on the surface, to the confusion and pain after breaking these illusions, and finally to the great enlightenment standing in the sun, through his transformation, we can also grow as readers. Quoting a few sentences from the book: "If you have a complicated heart, you will see everything as a conspiracy; if you have a simple heart, you will see everything as being honest." "Standing under the sun, in addition to the singing of birds and the fragrance of flowers, there are also the harmonious singing of all living beings." "If your heart is bright, spring will come to you all year round, and flowers will bloom." The author uses these sentences to show a certain depth in the simplest and most direct way. There are many places in the book that contain implicit philosophy, such as: "The grass and trees are changing with each other, but they cannot escape the law of growing toward the sun. Even after countless generations, the familiar density and density are still the same. ???? Sometimes, human inheritance is not as tough as vegetation. ???? Because the human heart is complex, but the vegetation is very simple. What they seek is always just sunshine. " There are many such examples in the book. I am very grateful to the author for his hard work. I also like this way of explaining things in a simple and profound way. It is easy, but you can also learn something and be inspired. In addition, I really like the heroine. I like this kind of heroine who knows right and wrong and understands the overall situation, but also insists on justice and the bottom line in her heart. He has no love-mindedness at all, nor is he forceful. Instead, he has always been able to bend and stretch to solve problems skillfully. She has her own bottom line, even when facing the male protagonist, if she is wrong, she is wrong, and she will do whatever she wants. She will not let her judgment be swayed by her feelings. However, under her fairness and ruthlessness, she also has tolerance and forgiveness for one person. The emotional line has a hazy beauty and the providence of fate and reincarnation. Redemption runs through the entire text, which is very heartwarming and shocking.

This is the first serialized novel that I have finished reading. I can't say anything good about it, but I remember that I liked it very much after reading the text. I also liked the parts that have been updated. I just like it. There is no reason. I don't know exactly where it hit me. However, this article is very good. It is really good.

Good looking! Madam, why don't you write more extra stories!

I have to sigh that the author's book is really interconnected and wonderful. Take the Snake God at the beginning as an example. He followed Rong Qing into the lower realms to experience calamity from the very beginning. No matter how Rong Qing asked him, he would not tell him the reason. As a result, when the sect was finally surrounded, he and a turtle suddenly rushed out to form Xuanwu. This was also Rong Qing's subordinate when he was later granted the title of Emperor Xuan. Especially what the Buddha said at the end: "Destiny has no form." This just corresponds to the true identity of the later Emperor Fengdu. The Buddha himself is the incarnation of the three thousand worlds. The Buddha has no form, and the condition has no form. Emperor Fengdu happens to be the composite soul of Master Ren You and Buddha. This one has no form to begin with. Then there are the stories about Sheng Zui's favorite roast chicken, Shao Yu's love for the white jade hairpin, Rong Qing's obsession with her swordsmanship, and why Xuan Luo always follows Rong Qing. These seemingly inconspicuous foreshadowings connect everything. Take Rong Qing as an example. It took her three lives to reach the throne of Emperor Xuan. In the first life, a young lady from an aristocratic family whose entire family was killed was forced to marry a fool. In her second life, she was a down-and-out princess who was not expected. Only Master and Qi Qing were sincere to her. In the third life, after the priest was demoted to the lower world, he met Xuan Luo, Red Emperor Shengzui and Bai Emperor Shaoyu. Every one of them is related to Rong Qing. Take Bai Di Shaoyu as an example. When she became a god, it happened to be Rong Qing's first life, and it was also the first life in which Rong Qing and the male protagonist began to have a relationship. In order to help Shao Yu become a god in the lower realm, the male protagonist and Chi Di met and knew each other, and Shao Yu's throne was closely related to her. Therefore, in her third life, Shao Yu helped her achieve the position of Emperor Xuan. And it is precisely because of the subtle emotions between the male protagonist and Rong Qing in the first life that he appears in front of Rong Qing in the second life, redeeming her and helping her ascend. Then there was the situation where Rong Qing, who had just been promoted, offended the Sanqing in order to reverse the case for the male protagonist, and was demoted to the lower world to undergo tribulations and achieve the third life. This link is intertwined with the other, and it is a perfect fit. It is wonderful. Moreover, from the beginning of this article, it emphasizes that conditions have no form and that Buddha has no form. This is a very deep foreshadowing. The male protagonist Qi Qing is rumored to be the Dragon God among the twelve zodiac gods, but even his good brother Sheng Zui has never seen his true body, and not even one of his dragon scales has fallen off. This makes people wonder, is he a real dragon? It wasn't until the ending that we found out that he was transformed into a wisp of smoke from the Buddha's throne, using the pseudonym Qingqing. Therefore, he can hear the voices of mortals and have the will of Buddha, but he will also give birth to inner demons due to the seven emotions and six desires. He will transform a ghost that should not become a god and become a god. He will be deprived of the throne by thirteen thunders, and then he will become a divided soul and go to the underworld to take over the position of Emperor Fengdu. But little did he know that all this had been anticipated by Buddha and Ren You, with the purpose of letting him recognize himself. Hence the scene in the opening chapter where Rong Qing was demoted to earth to do a calamity mission in order to pray for a clear verdict. And the most wonderful thing about this article is: for every priest who ascends, one falls to the underworld. Such as the door god Fang Feng and the master of the Two Tongues Hall Qu Quan, the Xuan Emperor Rong Qing and the master of the Yinxie Hall Rong Jiao, the Bai Emperor Shao Yu and Sima Bai... Etc. However, Qi Qing did not have anyone to help him become a god. This is also a foreshadowing. It's really one link after another. And what surprised me the most in the article was Master Ren You. He appeared during Rong Qing's second life. He was the closest person to Rong Qing in his heart besides his adoptive parents. Therefore, on the battlefield, when her master disappeared for the sake of everyone in the world, she always carried the sword with her. In a fantasy world, in order to renew the fate of master and apprentice with her master again, she would directly become his master regardless of the difference in status. But what I never expected was that Master was the same existence as Buddha. The fragment of soul that makes up the Fengdu Emperor belongs to the master. The three emperors of the Qing Dynasty were all transformed by the master. Even the Buddha and the master are on an equal footing. No wonder when the article writes about Master, he has seen through everything in this world.

The two of us are so beautiful. The new clothes are so beautiful. I declare this is the wedding dress! (Violent words) Please Mr. Xuan Emperor and her followers get married where they are!