Twenty Springs in the Mortal World

Seeing that I feel a little tired now, it's always intermittent. I have forgotten the original purpose of reading this article. I actually came here to watch the romance, to watch the sick and frail male protagonist, and to see the tenacious female protagonist, fighting for the world together. I have always felt that the direction of the story should be to open up the heart, the female protagonist understands the male protagonist, and the male protagonist helps the female protagonist. Now I feel like I can't see the male protagonist most of the time, and there are very few emotional scenes. I don't know why it turned out to be a Machiavellian article.

I can understand the heroine supporting the emperor, but it seems inexplicable to support Deng Cairen's son. What is a good thing when a weak lord comes to court?

Emotions are as light as water, and machinations are castles in the air. It seems as if I have seen a loneliness [split]

It took me two days to read it, and I skipped a bit in the middle. It was too lengthy. Half a million words is enough for this article, but I don't know why it's so long. Did the author have a complete outline before starting the article? Many of the fulcrums seem to have been added temporarily during the writing process for the sake of fullness, but they are actually very deliberate. An idealized plot line of machinations like castles in the air, and an emotional line as diluted as boiled water. Here's a sentence: Greedy for too much will lose its delicious taste.

I can't fall in love with the heroine anymore. I feel like my good feelings towards Yu Yi at the beginning are almost exhausted.

Why do I feel like these two have become buddies~

I skipped chapter 40 and read Chapter 199 first. I really don't understand how far the relationship between these two people is. Since they don't agree on political affairs, how can they have a long-term relationship? No matter what, the current emperor must be eliminated, but is supporting the young emperor to create the next queen mother? I always feel that Su's feelings for Zhang are too weak. This has been the case in the past and present. It's not incomprehensible. As a woman, she has more goals and pursuits, and she doesn't want her feelings to affect her. But is there absolutely no way to have it both ways? Zhang Zhuo's life was short-lived and he still couldn't get any words of pity from her, which shows that he was shallow in love.

From God's perspective, I feel that the heroine doesn't know what is good and what is good [covering face and crying]

Teacher, is this book going to be a scam [changed] If so, just say so [changed]

I feel so tired after reading it, and I can't understand what the author wants to express. First of all, do you still want to be loyal to such an emperor? Furthermore, in order to pave the way for her, the male protagonist goes out of his way and constantly sacrifices himself. The female protagonist seems very indifferent... I even doubt that the female protagonist really loves the male protagonist?