After the Caged Swallow Escaped

I have been reading the author's works for a long time and have ordered many books. I have always felt that the author sincerely loves the characters he writes. From Mingmin to Jiaojiao, from Zhou Zhou to Chi Chi, and then to Zhu Qingqing - you can feel the author's love for the characters. I have read Yanzhi from beginning to end, and I still thought so before clicking on the comment area for the final chapter. As a result, I clicked on the comment area and saw a comment that whitewashed the attack before repenting. It didn't matter, there were too many such comments, and they had no impact. But what was ridiculous was that the author actually refined this comment. May I venture to assume that this is the author who also agrees with this comment? Yes, Xiao Tuo is Yanzhi's benefactor, but he is far from "saving his life", right? Moreover, how should Yanzhi's sword and arrow wounds later blocked by Xiao Tu be calculated? For now, Xiao Tuo saved Yanzhi's life, so the two subsequent repayments should also be regarded as Yanzhi saving Xiao Tuo's life twice, right? The so-called "lifting Yanzhi to the horse in full view of the public", is this considered to be acknowledging Yanzhi's identity, and is this the so-called frank love? It is also written later that Yanzhi was afraid of eyes focusing on him. As long as Xiao Tao had given Yanzhi a sense of security before he escaped, Yanzhi would not have been afraid of being seen riding with the emperor. What makes me most ridiculous is the sentence "Emperors and attendants are not equal at any latitude." So all the harm Xiao Tuo did to Yanzhi should be regarded as thunder, rain and dew, and are they all the king's kindness? Xiao Tao quantifies love and regards the love given by Yanzhi as a numerical value that can be manipulated at will. Is it reasonable? Just because Yanzhi is a minister, a slave, and an insignificant NPC in a world of thousands, while Xiao Tuo is a king and a superior time traveler, so should Yanzhi be grateful for the little good things Xiao Tuo slipped through his fingers? Xiao Tao was very stingy in the beginning. Not to mention, he gave Yanzhi puffs, cakes, and toffee. These all required points and were very expensive. What about the winter clothes that everyone in the palace has? What about the rewards of following the emperor to open up new territories and expand his territory through life and death? What about an upright person who is no longer a slave? Do these require points? The sentence "Jun Chen" makes Yanzhi's tearful words "Don't I have a heart? Doesn't Yanzhi have a heart?" Becomes meaningless and even a bit ridiculous. The author wrote about Zhu Qingchen and even said, "If the emperor really loves someone, he will definitely give him the best." But now can he agree with the remarks that excused Xiao Tao before he repented? I've seen a lot of comments that whitewash scumbags, not just in this article, but at the bottom of every hzc article. I'm too lazy to type so many words to refute it. I typed so many words this time, just to say that I am very disappointed with the author. It is hard for me to imagine that a person who loves his protagonist so much would add such comments, which completely negates Yanzhi's painful ten years. Yes, he ended, so the ten years when Yanzhi was treated like a kitten or puppy, humiliated and belittled, can be beautified into a beautiful past with only a few flaws?

On July 21, 2025, I finished reading a novel with more than 400,000 words in just half a day. I noticed this when I was serializing it. I always thought it was stupid and lacking in writing, and I was particularly licking it. I didn't expect that it made me feel so happy after reading it. Before eating: These glutinous rice bran vegetables are also served on the table After eating: Happy, happy, such a beautiful little girl, I have endless aftertaste I just changed my face like this How can I put it this way? It was another book about the crematorium that had more than forty chapters of torture and more than ten chapters of torture. No one dares to think about it. After reading this, I became so ruthless that I forgot all about it. The feeling was completely different from most other crematorium novels I had read. Shou, he has courage and perseverance, dares to love and hate, and treats others sincerely. I always thought that Shou in this kind of crematorium novel would definitely change his mind if he was exposed to a little rain or hurt. Unexpectedly, I could see the spirit of Jane Eyre in Yanzhi. Jane Eyre tells us that even if she is poor, short, and not beautiful, she still has a soul and can still live freely and unfettered. She is at the same level as Rochester. Yanzhi is also the same as her. Even if Xiao Uu says that he is average in appearance and average in talent, he does not underestimate himself and recognizes himself. He dared to let go and fight after losing his heart. What I like most is the scene in the later period when he desperately refused Xiao Tao. This paragraph made me feel that Yanzhi is not just a paper person who only lives in books. He can also use his small body to convey to us the spirit of "love should not be imposed but equal and inclusive." Let's talk about Xiao Tao. I feel that he is the one with the most prominent character change in this book. I began to think that he is overbearing, arrogant, and has a strong flavor of a superior. The love he brings to Yanzhi is imposition, coercion, and inequality. In short, I feel that he is not like someone who can change. But I think his performance in the middle period is worth mentioning. Just when I thought he was going to start qza to make Yanzhi surrender, he actually adopted the SM route. I feel this This is one of the highlights of this book, maybe because I have long hair and short knowledge. Most of the crematorium stories I have read usually end with a qza, which drives me crazy first and then talks about equality and love. But I didn't expect that he actually started to play with training/education literature and became a puppy himself. His personality change was really obvious. I was really shocked when I read it. It was so exciting. Well, I didn't even want the crematorium at the end. I didn't expect that there were so many more. I feel like Gong is the kind of person who, after being stabbed by a sword, wonders why it doesn't hurt, only to be rewarded when the blood starts flowing out, it turns out he was hit by Zhizhi's affectionate sword. What impressed me the most was that he dared to commit suicide. Based on this alone, I felt that he had surpassed 90% of the crematorium attackers in Jinjiang. I have seen many sexual intercourse couples who wanted to save their sexual intercourse. He would only blame the sexual intercourse and not think about his own hugeness. But I didn't expect that this attacker actually wanted to and actually moved. Well, I declare that this is the second such awesome man I have seen in Jinjiang this year. As for the first one, he completely cut it off. I feel that the background of this world is also very well written. The small ancient world in the quick travel script greatly makes up for the anxiety that I thought before reading the holographic game world that two people cannot be entwined together. The only thing wrong with this book is the attacking court. I really can't imagine why such a big court always follows the attacking, it's like playing house, but the author uses loyalty points every time to get through it, which makes me unable to complain even if I want to. Generally speaking, the author is good at writing. I didn't eat for half a day, and I didn't make any money, so I just stayed in my room and read it for a long time. Before reading it, I was very depressed because of work. As expected, gay men can cure everything. Now I feel less depressed and my eyes are satisfied.

I don't like that comment. I feel like she's trying to change the concept.

Hzc needs this kind of intensity, okay? Some stories about torture and masochism have a hundred chapters, and at the end, they say that they are reluctant to let Shou suffer unhappiness, and Gong just fucks without doing anything [angry] How can someone in the tweet have the nerve to say that he is chasing his wife at the crematorium?

My wife writes so well. Her understanding of emotions is very good. I feel that she is very mature. Her writing style is always eye-catching and her attitude in replying to comments is also very good. In the past ten years or so since I was traumatized by the Wife-Zhui Hot Spring, I have always wondered whether the Wife-Zhui Crematorium is a false proposition? Is it the only solution to throw it directly into the trash can and find another one? Now I have finally met my wife. There is a bright future, and I am a fisherman in a peach blossom garden... I also want to thank the girls from skddz who contributed tweets. I will love you for ten thousand years.

It's still very emotional to see this. I never read dog-blood stories, because most of the ones I read on mmr that had the tag "Reunion after Reunion" were sadistic, and I only tortured them a little bit, and then I forgive them. So I never dared to imagine what a "dog-blood novel" would be like (in my eyes, it contains sadistic points such as breaking up and reuniting with each other). I even gave it five stars based on the ratings from trustworthy people, and the author also said in the introduction that he would pay a price to save others, and that I tried to read it because of the friendship and career that made him jealous to death. At the beginning, Xiao Gou was really disgusting. He kept humiliating and humiliating Shou. It was very heart-breaking for me to watch, and I felt very uncomfortable. I wanted to go in and attack with copper wires, but after thinking about it for a while, Shou broke away from the attack. I still believed that the author continued reading (because the chapter about escaping without attacking was not very long). And I want to see Zhizhi become better: sober, independent, self-loving, have good friends and a successful career, and then I also want to watch hzc and spend a lifetime or more to atone for Zhizhi's sins. As I read the whole story, I was really on tenterhooks. I was very afraid that Zhizhi would suffer like the protagonists in other novels. At most, I would forgive Gong halfway through the novel, but the author didn't write that! Even though Zhizhi still retains her feelings for Gong, she also clearly tells herself that she has to rely on herself and cannot forgive Gong. Later, the level of abuse was unambiguous and worthy of the copywriting. No matter how you insult or bully someone, you will retaliate after someone is bullied. And when I got to the end, I restrained myself from going to Shou and not letting Shou get angry, but I was still angry, so why did I go there so early? What's the use of being miserable now. After that, there will be no such plot as [Chippie is already in such a miserable state that he cannot live without Shou, so Shou forgives him]. Finally, in order to die, the soul dissipates. Even the soul fragments were retrieved by myself without any trouble, which really made me breathe a sigh of relief. Moreover, the author also mentioned from time to time that he regretted his injuries. Seeing that Shou was so happy and felt the pain of having his heart gouged out and moved his office to a cleansing room (Geng was frightened and Shou was not marinated), I breathed a sigh of relief. All in all, after V, I kept on attacking for a long time, and I didn't forgive the attack until the extra episode. This made me feel relieved. Moreover, the extra chapter also explains why attacking, insulting and accepting (which I never understood before) left me confused. So those who want to watch the crematorium can consider this one. The author's writing is quite good! It was the first time that I saw the intensity of the crematorium and it was so painful. Really, I was still tortured until the extra episode, but I still felt relieved after watching all the extra episodes and I didn't hate Gong so much anymore. So this extra chapter was written in a very timely manner! What makes me most uncomfortable is that the three aspects of "Talents, Learning, Power" of "Gongshuo Shou" are inferior. I haven't let go of this after watching the extras. But I still want to praise Dada for his strong attack! No copywriting scams! Let the branches grow, from timidity to bravery, to self-confidence and radiance! I won't say anything about the author. This is the first time I have read a bloody article in its entirety, so the author is still very capable. [Come on] After reading this, I have a small wish for Gong in the future. Can you not insult Shou's personality (meaning that Shou is inferior in three aspects such as talent, learning, power, etc., Etc.) [Poor] [Poor]

Damn, how many chapters does this welfare episode have [Let me be healthy]

Teacher, your writing style and plot are really clever. [][] This book is really, really good to read. I didn't really want to read the article about chasing a wife and crematorium by an author I'm not very familiar with, but I saw this book in the book lists and subscriptions of several sisters with the same attributes as me, so I read it. After reading it, I just want to say, luckily I didn't miss it. I'm so lucky to meet Zhizhi, who is willing to show pure and sincere love to the one she loves. When she hates, she knows she is soft-hearted, but is unwilling to forgive the person who hurts her. Moreover, Zhizhi is really super cute [come on] [come on] [come on] [come on] [come on] As expected, this sweet episode is more suitable for me (the main text is also good, and I saw another qualified crematorium article). Hee hee, this is my first time to post such a long comment. Actually, it's because this cute branch fits my xp perfectly.

I've finished reading it. It's good. It's a good series. The crematorium is very refreshing. This book is more sober than many books that claim to be sober. The author has great potential. I'm looking forward to reading the straight book.

So happy. It's my favorite Zaizai Wen again [poor] [come on]