
Transmigrating: A Long Wind on a Brocade Night
穿越之锦夜长风
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穿越之锦夜长风
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I flipped through my favorites and came across it. I vaguely remembered that it was a novel I followed in junior high school. I was already working in the blink of an eye. The Jin Ye created by the author was beyond my control. I am still heartbroken after so many years. Wow wow wow I really like him. This book really laid a solid foundation for my future XP. After so many years, I still like beautiful, strong, evil, evil and beautiful women (face covering)
When the heroine married Jin Ye, I personally felt that the whole life of the heroine and the hero was too ridiculous. Besides, I think the heroine is completely cheating on her. Even if they are a couple in name only, and the heroine is already married, what if you don't want to? Feudal society is like this. Since she is a married woman, she should give up on the male protagonist and try to fall in love with Jin Ye without losing a layer of skin. Not to mention that the heroine, who is so stubborn that she is actually pregnant, has a hard-spoken and sinister heart, bullies the weak but fears the strong, and is indecisive, is really annoying. Besides, Jin Ye gave everything to the heroine only to be deceived and exploited. This heroine is not some silly cutie, but a stupid, ignorant and self-righteous Mary Sue. The heroine doesn't love Jin Ye, but she still enjoys Jin Ye's devotion to her, right? The heroine always only feels pity and guilt. These are not what a passionate man like Jin Ye wants. The heroine doesn't want to give Jin Ye the "love" he wants. It's not that I don't have the ability, it's that I don't want to give. The most hateful thing is that this heroine actually hurt Jin Ye like this. Jin Ye's heart is already full of holes, and this woman still sprinkles a lot of salt on Jin Ye's wounds. It is so hateful that a thousand cuts is not an exaggeration. She repeatedly said how much she loved the male protagonist, even if she died... I only saw that the female protagonist liked the gentleness and modesty of the male protagonist, and liked the appearance of the male protagonist. I couldn't see why the male and female protagonists loved each other at all? The heroine is afraid of Jin Ye, and enjoys Jin Ye's tenderness, Jin Ye's thoughtfulness, and Jin Ye's love. What about the male protagonist? It has long been forgotten! Such a heroine not only talks a lot of nonsense, sheds more tears, and cries at every turn, but she is also someone who has lived for two lifetimes, so she can't see the facts clearly, is emotional, gets impulsive, becomes infatuated when she sees the male protagonist, and comes with a lot of sweet words. The only situation that the female protagonist considers is that I want to escape. The male protagonist must have a way. We can hide our names and live together, as long as I don't have physical contact with Jin Ye. My mind and body belong to the male protagonist. I will try my best to meet the male protagonist to relieve my lovesickness, and so on and so on. It makes me feel that this heroine is really in heat, daydreaming about spring every day. As a person in the 21st century, I don't even think about the most basic steps of calming down and recognizing my position and situation, so I just cut it off. This heroine made me realize, "As the saying goes, love is greater than heaven." In the end, the heroine described Jin Ye as a moth flying into the flame, but she actually described the heroine herself. Jin Ye is forced and unfortunate, but it is beautiful. The heroine is voluntary and impulsive, a true "moth flying into the flame". At the end of the novel, the two heroines are together, and the author also writes them as happy and beautiful. Really beautiful? Really happy? I'm afraid that I have lingering fears, have nightmares every night, and feel guilty and sorry for each other. There is only family love, and in the end these two lovers will not end well. These two communists are not kind and righteous people. They have the common characteristics of arrogance and hypocrisy. More importantly, they often use self-righteous pity and pity others. Who the hell wants your mercy? Don't think that you are great just because you are a prince and a time-travelling girl. If it weren't for Jin Ye's sacrifice, the male and female protagonists wouldn't even have any scum left. I think the biggest failure of this novel is the creation of the male and female protagonists, and the most successful one is Jin Ye. Every time I watch it, I will actively ignore the passionate love between the male and female protagonists and only focus on the incomparably beautiful Jin Ye. Jinye's love and hate are extreme and strong. However, Jin Ye's affection and infatuation are so tolerant and warm. Jin Ye was unfortunate, and Jin Ye was still unfortunate from the beginning to the end. However, I am very lucky to be able to recognize such a spiritual character, and I am grateful to the author for giving Jin Ye life. Jin Ye's life was a tragedy, but Jin Ye was happy only during the time he spent with the heroine. It's just that this kind of happiness is as fleeting as fireworks, and it's just an illusion like the moon in the mirror. The golden night is like the "Queen of the Night" black tulip. The black tulip has a very sad flower language, a love without hope, but it has still become a flower loved by people. "The beauty of a moment, the eternity of a moment." This is a portrayal of Jin Ye's life.
I still prefer the heroine and Changfeng together, although Jin Ye is pitiful, and I sympathize with Jin Ye and think that if he and the heroine were really dressed as the heroine, because Jin Ye was scared or something, he wouldn't say that.
Although Jinye is very charming, Changfeng is also very good. If I were the heroine, I would have fallen in love with the kind, perseverant and upright Changfeng from the beginning. The game ended at the beginning, and there was no right or wrong outcome.
Why did you change the ending after it was published? The author of the published article made Chang Feng lose his life, so what do you say about the relationship between the heroine and Chang Feng in the previous article? When you changed the ending, the heroine suddenly became a selfish virgin bitch, and her feelings for Chang Feng in the previous article were also tainted by your ending.
I read the novel a few years ago, and I can't remember the names of many novels, but I still remember Jin Ye Changfeng. The most pity is Jin Ye. I remember that I shed a lot of tears at that time. I was immersed in that kind of sadness for several days and couldn't laugh, so that I didn't dare to read it again. Jin Ye was written so well that I couldn't bear to see him die.
It's hard to calm down, I really like Jinye and want to give him a good match
The heroine in the first half is really super funny, hahaha. I really like the heroine's chatterbox and want to be friends with her!! Admire the great sense of humor!! The emotional portrayal in the first half is very delicate!!! I kept saying "the first half" because I saw the "Jin Ye Extra" written in big letters in the middle, which immediately made me feel uncomfortable. I was so miserable that I couldn't help it all night (I watched it all night long). Are all men like this doomed to tragedy? Moreover, it is a clear spoiler that Jin Ye is the "second male lead", so when I encounter Jin Ye's scenes later, I always feel slightly sad. I hope he can get more happiness, but it seems not to happen (forgive me for swallowing the truth in the second half, but the heroine may never really regard Jin Ye as her husband in her heart, even if it is only in name)... Changfeng is also very good. , But he has never been able to protect the heroine and their children. In the end, it was Jin Ye who fulfilled her wish, so (under the brilliance of Jin Ye) Changfeng's boyfriend power is a bit weak... No one is perfect, alas... In addition, I feel that there are many places that have not been written thoroughly. The emotional drama in the second half is not full enough compared to the first half [Zhu'er (never really showed up, only mentioned in a few strokes)? Changfeng versus Yingxue's letting go? The male version of Jin Ye's feelings for the female protagonist? If so, how did you fall in love with the heroine? The heroine's feelings for Jin Ye? The female version of Jin Ye versus the heroine? The female version of Jin Ye versus Chang Feng? Regarding Jin Ye's attitude towards the past, has he truly let go of the past and gained redemption? (Although the ending is like this, why do I feel that he was never happy until the last moment? Is anyone sincere to Jin Ye? I sincerely hope that he can let go of the past and let go of hatred and be happy. Have you ever tried to live a happy life or achieved it? I think the heroine who was so miserable in prison taught him a lot, but what about Jin Ye, what did the heroine do when she learned about Jin Ye's tragic past? ... It seems that the heroine is afraid of Jin Ye, sometimes she is perfunctory or deceptive...)? It's the step-by-step process in the middle that makes me want to read it. I feel like there's still a lot more I could write about. Maybe I read it too fast and missed a lot of details. I'll read it again when I have time! ]... Sigh... I don't know what to say. I hope Jin Ye can be happy in his next life and find his own unique happiness... Ruoxi and Changfeng should also be happy... The writing style is very good. I look forward to more works!
After reading it, I really feel heartbroken for Jin Ye, but I have no choice... The author is right, maybe for him, death is the release
I agree with 3 people being together