I've been revisiting Lotus Lantern these past few days. Erlang is great as a friend and a brother, but as a husband, he really is such a disappointment.
No woman could stand having her husband always keep another woman in his heart. A thousand years of gazing at the moon, and with Cunxin's fiery temper, it's no wonder the two of them became a pair of bitter enemies, tormenting each other for a thousand years. She was once such a bright and kind girl, too.
If two people are both wonderful, but make a terrible couple, all you can say is that they're not right for each other.
If there's room in your love for another woman, then no matter how much I love you, I won't have you.
In this story, Yang Jiao survives. He'll be much more mature and dependable than Erlang, more like their father: responsible and considerate. The story begins with Yang Jian and Cunxin meeting for the first time. Let's see what someone else would do in the same situation. The Third Princess of the Dragon Clan is actually easy to comfort. If he would just explain things, she'd smile and throw herself into his arms.
I really love the setup of a mighty hero strong enough to lift a giant cauldron and a charming, spirited Dragon Princess fleeing together, sharing life and death along the way.
Couple: Yang Jiao x Ao Cunxin
Keep reading. I don't think you'll be disappointed. As I wrote, I felt the characters on the page developing minds of their own. They gave this story its true theme.
Cunxin, Chang'e, Yang Chan, and the Mountain Spirit: each of these women has her own charm.
Theme: A relationship takes effort from both sides
I came across Jian Xin Editing by chance, and I became addicted to it, and started to read it non-stop. When I was watching videos, it only took one day from knocking on CP to hoping that Cun Xin would never fall in love with Yang Jian. (Muttering in a low voice: This article written by my wife has made up for all my regrets about Cun Xin. She is awesome!) The strongest thought in the end was that I felt unworthy of Cun Xin. My charming, bright, flamboyant and wanton dragon girl should not have been born in Yang Jian. She wasted more than a thousand years on Yang Jian, and in the end she became the crazy jealous wife that others said. She wanted to let go of her obsession, confide all her unhappiness and past grievances to Yang Jian, and then leave calmly. It didn't matter what Yang Jian's reaction was, she didn't care. Yang Jian is born in the year of Clam, so he is not suitable for sexual partners. The only pink dragon in the world should be carefree and live freely. She deserves all the good things in the world.
The screenwriter's view of women is one-sided, but the actor's understanding of the characters is profound. The screenwriter feels that Yang Jian is only responsible for Cun Xin. Both Jiao and Lin feel that they have loved each other. With Yang Jian as the god of justice, everyone betrayed their relatives and separated. Only Long Nu understood him and talked back for him. There was the sadness of Xihai's farewell. It also makes people feel uncomfortable.
I finished reading it in one go. First of all, my wife is amazing. Secondly, this is not the first time I have read a group portrait, but it is the first time I have a crush on every character, and I love and hate them at the same time!
The third princess is such a romantic and fiery dragon. After watching so many clips, I feel that the third princess and Yang Jian are too frustrated to be together. Thank you, madam, for bringing such a good story.
It's great, but I was shocked when I saw that sentence.
You can't hate the moon you once liked just because of him. This sentence is really great. I've only seen some clips about Yang Jian and Shangui in Nezha Legend, but I didn't find them confusing (*?╰╯`?)?
Every time I see this kind of setting where the dragons are very weak, I feel helpless and it's really cruel.
The Jade Emperor's eldest son can't count, hahahahahahaha
What a great idea, my treasured author
Fox Girl and Liu Yanchang are both very clever in their portrayal. Fox Girl: That's not necessary.