
Betraying My Master's Trust
负师恩
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This is my second time reading it. I read a lot of books during this period, and I still feel that this one has a stronger sense of pull and taboo. In fact, I feel that this book should be read by more people. The writing is very good and it is very engaging. Why is it that so few people read it? . . . .
I feel like if at the end, the heroine said that although she couldn't let him go, she still wanted to relax. Wouldn't it be better to leave the female goose in the Song Mansion and travel by herself for a year? After only a few days of trouble, I went back by myself and felt less like the heroine. In fact, I thought that after the heroine's memory was restored, she would not make trouble or quarrel, but would calmly examine it, or lie to the hero and then sneak away. After all, there had been troubles several times before.
I remember there is a short story about an orphan girl's revenge in a Chinese novel. After the orphan girl succeeds in revenge, she sneaks back to her husband's house, breastfeeds her young son and kills her with her own hands, cutting off all worries in the world... Of course, I am not asking the author to write that the heroine kills the child. I just feel that the second half does not fit the character of a chivalrous girl. No matter how soft-hearted, she cannot be as helpless as a common little girl and be manipulated, and in the end she is willing to accept her fate. A chivalrous girl is content in the backyard of her house? The scripts are not as good as the ancients to break the worldly conventions. For women, is it true that for women, having a single heart and having children is the sign of a perfect life? That kind of life where fish can jump in the sea, birds can fly in the sky, and a free and wanton life is only for men? As for the male protagonist, regardless of his character and behavior, from a psychological point of view, he has an Oedipus complex towards the female protagonist, mixed with some greed for young and beautiful women. His so-called sincerity is the same as that of his Yang uncle, which is basically a man's dirty mind. It is exciting enough in the story, but it is absolutely scum in real life.
I've finished reading it, I'll check it out again later! I will eat this for female masters and male disciples, and I will eat for hating sea feelings and astronomy! Ah Ji wants to be with Yaoyao well [poor] [poor] [poor]
I've ordered it all, and I support the author. The meat is delicious~ The male protagonist's do-everything character is quite touching. At the end, it felt like there was no way back, so the ending was a bit hasty, but it was really not possible to write about the heroine leaving over and over again, so it had to be like this. It gave me the feeling that [it was done at the expense of the heroine's perception, so as to complete the male protagonist's personality], which was a bit regretful.
This setting of Sihasha is so fragrant.
Mani Mani's extravaganza about coaxing people to make a wish is as long as the main text
So exciting hahahahaha
Wow wow wow it's so beautiful! [Crying]
Fortunately, it was just a nightmare. Ah Ji will be fine when he wakes up! [Red Heart] Finally finished reading! Great! The extras are all well written! I especially like the article about my childhood sweetheart dreaming of boating, it's so warm and beautiful! The next two articles are also great. Fortunately, the master was there when he woke up, so he no longer had to fall into darkness. I hope all lovers in the world will eventually get married, the ancient master and apprentice cp is the most fragrant! I want to be happy forever! [Purple candy] kswl [orange candy] got it [red heart] [red heart] [red heart]