A Song of Longing (Female-Dominated World)

It's so cruel. Really, I'm a bit of a weird person. Once I identify who the protagonist is, I will fall in love with him whole-heartedly, unless the protagonist's personality is unlikable. I see readers who like Chang Lan, Feng Dan, Abu, etc., And I feel that what everyone said is very reasonable. Everyone should love what they love. I don't quite understand the kind of love model where if you like one person, you have to degrade the other person to be worthless. Who is nobler than who? Then let me talk about the reason why I like Ziqi - his unconcern. Such feelings are so touching. Who hasn't had such a stupid time? It may be for a person or for one thing. There is always a period of time in your memory that makes you want to go back in time and beat yourself to death. Of course, when I say this, I am not saying that Ziqi is stupid, but praising his purity. The love I had once was true, and the promise I made at that moment was also true. Although thinking about it now, I feel that I was stupid, but I am not envious of myself at that time. So this kind of sub-period is easy for people to relate to. After talking about the male protagonist, let's talk about the female protagonist. Changge has many advantages that a female protagonist should have, such as being strong. This is the main reason why I like female protagonists. However, there is also something about her that I don't like very much. She has too much sense of responsibility. There are too many people or things in her heart that are more important than the male protagonist. Going back to the story, I like pure things. Although the female protagonist is very good, in my opinion her emotions are too complicated. I can't say she is a scumbag, but she cannot be said to be very good emotionally. The male protagonist also has some bad points, but he is really pure emotionally. Finally, let's talk about Feng Dan. Among the several male supporting characters who like or are liked by the female protagonist, he should be the one I liked the most in the early stages of the novel. What I like most about him is: rationality. After reading the entire novel, I felt that he was the most rational. Logically speaking, I would also like him very much. Unfortunately, he completely destroyed my favor near the end. Of course, I didn't hate him. Some people will definitely say that they can restrain themselves if they like it, and don't allow others to indulge in it until the end. But thinking about what he was thinking before, I can only say that it tastes really good. Maybe it's because I can only accept one-to-one relationships, so I really don't like making a difference when others are in love, even if the background is female. Some people may say that the male protagonist is also involved in the female protagonist's feelings, so I can only say, please read my typing clearly, I am talking about mutual love! Changge used to have unrequited love at most. Although the behavior of cheating can't be called intervening in the relationship between the hero and heroine (after all, it was the heroine who wanted to save him), it was enough to make me feel a grudge. At the end, in the ending, where the male protagonist forgives the female protagonist, I don't even want to complain. If you can forgive me in this way, it is undoubtedly true love.

The female protagonist is really not worthy of the male protagonist. I was holding my breath from the beginning to the end.

It's 2024. I wonder if I'm still writing articles?

I watched it back and forth several times, and I felt very uncomfortable every time I watched it. In fact, the most painful thing is Chang Ge. I feel so sorry for this woman and I like this kind of woman so much. The male protagonist is really good, but I think Feng Dan is more suitable for Chang Ge. He accompanies Chang Ge through life and death, and is strong enough to deserve her love. Chang Ge must have had him in her heart, but she has a responsibility and cannot let down Zi Qi. Her love is single-minded. Of all the characters, I prefer Chang Ge.

Blind female protagonist, miserable male protagonist

The metaphor of the bitch who takes away people's love, does the three views downstairs break? Meng Changlan has never loved Meng Changge, it is her wishful thinking. Meng Changlan enjoys Meng Changge's good things with peace of mind, takes her efforts as a matter of course, happily marries the emperor, makes herself rich and glorious, and leaves her sister in the bitter cold borderland. She doesn't know who is more bitchy. The male protagonist never thought of harming Meng Changlan, it was Prince Ping who poisoned him. Even if there was no male protagonist Meng Changlan, he would not choose Meng Changge. The male protagonist took the love that Meng Changlan didn't want, and gave everything he could for this love that was not cherished. When the female protagonist turned around to love him, you said it was like she was snatching love away with a sword. It's funny.

I read this article in one sitting. From Qin Ziqi's appearance to the end, I almost read it with tears. It also made me fall in love with Qin Ziqi. The love of Ziqi, the pain of Ziqi. For ten years, who can love another person silently for ten years without fighting or grabbing. Ziqi's love for Changge can no longer just be said to be love, it is the flesh and blood integrated into Ziqi's body. Love is too humble. If this love is stripped away, Ziqi, will you survive? Meng Changge, if Meng Changlan is still alive, when will you be able to see others in your eyes? Meng Changge is a gentle person, an infatuated person, and a long-lasting person. It can be said that he is a passionate person, and it is because of this tenderness, this deep affection, and this passion that it hurts the most. When I saw Meng Changge jumping off the cliff, I really felt Ziqi's heartache. At that moment, did Meng Changge ever think of leaving Ziqi and your child behind. When all the dust has settled, Meng Changge, if I were Qin Ziqi, I would definitely not want you, because your feelings have been integrated into your flesh and blood. I don't know when you will have no choice but to abandon me. And I am definitely not Qin Ziqi.

I always felt that there was no need to specifically rehabilitate Qin Zirong in the end. It seemed very deliberate. He didn't kill Changlan, but he also wanted to kill Fengdan. The emperor's mind was not that simple after all. Changlan is just as good as described before. If I explain it clearly, something seems to be missing.

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I feel that adults have a kind of complex, and they always like to write about pampering and being pampered. For example, a brother dotes on his sister, and a sister dotes on her younger brother. Chang Ge's doting affection for Chang Lan is similar to the Queen's love for the inexperienced Liu Zhen in "The Emperor's Palace". Because Liu Zhen was naive and naive, and not very sensible, but was extremely favored by a strong man, it aroused the anger of many readers:) So much so that the author became sad and asked readers not to attack Liu Zhen anymore, and at one stage he hurriedly ended Liu's role. Haha, when I saw a lot of people hating Changlan in this movie, the adults lamented, "Fortunately, Changlan died very early." It was really similar to that movie. I don't hate Chang Lan, although I can't say I particularly like it. What I'm more curious about is whether adults have any frame of reference when they delicately describe Chang Ge's infinite emotions towards Chang Lan. Are you thinking of the warmth you once received, or the love and nostalgia you have for others?