[Heroes of the Sui and Tang Dynasties] The Jianghu Dream Is Long Gone

The more I read martial arts books, the more I sympathize with the common people in them. To the author, these ordinary people are just a few words in his writing, passing by in one stroke. But from the perspective of the common people in the book, it is their countless blood and tears. In particular, Wen Shu's background was extremely dark and chaotic. The Jianghu court was simply an abyss of despair for the people at that time, so the ray of light in it was particularly precious. In my opinion, Wen Shu, one of the few people who could take the common people into consideration, was such a ray of light. It was destined to be extinguished in the storm in the late Northern Song Dynasty, but it was precisely because of their existence that there was hope. So now when I read martial arts books, I really like those that can pay attention to ordinary people in the book. I would be very surprised if the author could devote some words to them. The key point of martial arts lies in the word "xia". If I only focus on those struggles in the arena, I feel that something is missing. So I really like protagonists who are kind to ordinary people.

What did Lei Chun say? Even in martial arts novels that don't take human life seriously, six and a half minutes is considered dark and shiny, and it's really too despicable. A distinguished young lady raised by such an organization, and looking at the subsequent events that took her to Cai Jing, her moral bottom line is obviously very low. I have liked many female villains, but I don't like Lei Chun. The villain can be destructive in small aspects, but he must be able to make a loss in major aspects to make people like him. Lei Chun is just the opposite. She doesn't lose in small details but loses in big ones. Likewise, I don't like Bai Chou Fei either.

Just blame them for chopping people's hands and stomping their feet until they become disabled and deformed for performing arts. I don't have a good impression of the people in Liufentang.

I personally admire Lei Chun. She is one of the few non-love-minded female characters in martial arts novels. If she abandoned love and killed Su Mengzhen just for her career, I would call her the heroine of martial arts. However, it is really not feasible to seek refuge with treacherous officials and betray the country. In addition, the background is the Song Dynasty, and that period of history is not mentioned... I think Yi Tian Tu Long was fond of Master Miu in the end because of her family and country justice and unyielding arrogance. The character still has a certain bottom line to be attractive.

I just met her once. Su Mengzhen fell in love with her fantasy. Lei Chun was beautiful, gentle and graceful, and she was his fiancée. So Su Mengzhen kept beautifying her image, but when she woke up after being poisoned, she found that the person she loved was not the same person as Lei Chun.

I don't like anyone who takes refuge in a treacherous minister for any reason. It doesn't matter whether you are pretty or not, so you know I don't like Lei Chun. . The original poster is indeed not suitable for Lei Chun. To be together, at least three views should be consistent. . Like-minded is better

I really want to see Bai Choufei and Lei Chun unlucky soon

I thought this article was going to die.

I don't know who I heard say that what Shusu loves is not Lei Chun's true self, but the Lei Chun who has been beautified by him, the only sweetness in the bitterness.

Yan Ying is a jade seal in human form, dealing with overlords. What kind of shame do these chickens and dogs have?