He had spent his life on the battlefield, and at last he had grown old. His eyes were clouded, his frame was gaunt, and the cold sharpness of his youth was gone. He was like a bonfire about to burn out. The light in his eyes slowly faded, leaving only snowstorms raging across an endless frozen plain.
He dreamed of her. She had not appeared in his dreams for many years.
She stood beneath a flowering tree, reaching on tiptoe to touch a spring bud.
It was an afternoon in spring, with beautiful sunshine. The brightness made him squint, and so he began to weep.
She had once said, “When spring is warm and clear and the trees are heavy with blossoms, we'll go see them together. Whether it's sunset or rain and snow in Jiangnan, I'll wait for you. A thick fog may hide the bright moon, but it doesn't matter. I'll look forward to the day when spring returns, in this life or the next.”
His heart was full of joy. He had not been this happy in years.
He said, “You're alive. Thank goodness.
I thought you were dead.
They all said you were dead.”
When he awoke, he was overcome with loss. Only then did he realize it had been a dream. The painted towers and carved halls around him seemed filled with sorrow.
The joy still lingered. He wanted to hold on to it a little longer, but he could only feel it fade helplessly. Then a wind swept through his heart, howling as it carried away his grief.
Those irreparable regrets and inevitable partings made him wake in sorrow night after night, unable to console himself.
He was terrified that this life of theirs was the next life they had spoken of in their previous one.
But he would never again grieve hysterically or stubbornly weave dreams year after year, letting her share a life of splendor with him inside them.
Because he knew they would meet again at the end of their lives.
When that time came, he would embrace her first. He would never again make her run desperately toward him.
Three thousand weak waters, the Violet Spring and the primordial vastness, all because they pledged themselves as a married pair long ago.
Afterward, he entrusted his heart's longing to Linqiong, but when had the goddess ever come to visit his dreams?
He had searched for half a lifetime. Where in this world was there a spell to transfer a soul?
Or perhaps she had been nothing more than a spring dream in the Red Chamber.
[Read This Guide and Check the Warnings]
1. The heroine is not a love-struck fool, nor does she engage in competition between women! She has a clear goal: use PUA tactics on her husband, build her career, and save the world! Her conflict with Baochai is an ideological clash, a struggle between saving the world and staying true to one's own principles!
2. The core is “mending the heavens and saving the world.” This story was written out of the remorse in the commentary on the novel: “shame and regret, tears of blood, and no talent to mend the heavens”!
3. Black-hearted beneath a gentle exterior, she wields power as a blade and her life as a torch. She isn't a good girl in the traditional sense, but she is absolutely the clearest-eyed person trying to mend the heavens in this apocalypse!
Message: The beauty of garments is called Hua, and the greatness of ritual is called Xia.
When I saw someone scolding me in the comment area, I became curious and rebellious and clicked in to read the article. I found that it was surprisingly well written. The characters are not brainless, and the details are well grasped. This chapter describing the escape is also very special. Hope Xiang Ling can be rescued as soon as possible.
If a man is virtuous, he is talented; if a woman is devoid of talent, she is virtuous. As analyzed in the previous sentence, in terms of writing, if a woman does not have talent, she should also cultivate virtue. Being talentless also means modesty, and can also be understood to mean that a woman is modest about her talent and not showing off her talents is a great virtue. I personally think that the above explanation is what I am willing to do. It is not that women are taught that lack of talent is a symbol of virtue.
Should I say it or not, I have always felt that Jia Yucun was demonized. Even though Leng Zixing was criticizing the people of the Jia family during his speech, he also helped to explain that others have their own uniqueness. In the Hulu case, the Xue family was so angry that there is no such thing as giving up in the world. They also regretted that Feng Yuan was a lover of many people. He originally planned to try the case fairly, but he was called over by the disciples and deceived. After being deceived, he still hesitated and thought that this behavior was not good. Jia Yucun struggled for several pages before being convinced. This is the epitome of officialdom who is unwilling to be left behind, and is determined to rise. In the end, he has to deceive himself and violate his conscience for the sake of his future. His appearance is pitiful. Now it feels like Jia Yucun has been scolded as if he had committed a Jinling Massacre. Among the ruthless uncles and traitors selected in the original work, Bu Shiren, who is not more important than him? Level 😩 Jia Yucun believed that Jiao Xing admired him, and after flying to a high branch, he actually came back to carry a sedan chair to marry her. In the book, he had domestic violence, mistreated Jiao Xing, and had prostitution and cheating 😩 It turns out that Xue Pan, who loves to beat women and is promiscuous, did not scold him as much as he did. Moreover, Jia Yucun is really talented, and he is not pretending to be fat. Huang Yao, who was killed by Daiyu behind Xue Baochai's back, is dozens of times inferior to Jia Yucun Now I just feel that many people who really deserve to be scolded more harshly have been diverted by the target of Jia Yucun. Many people are deliberately blurring the key points and uniting against the enemy. If they all go to Jia Yucun, they can protect their own hearts. The liver is not blackened 😏 It's not Jia Yucun who fell in love with Xiang Ling, participated in human trafficking, beat people to death, robbed Xiang Ling, domestically abused Xiang Ling, cuckolded Xiang Ling, treated Xiang Ling as a maid, and scolded her to win Long Wangshu 😏 Just one door can make Jia Yucun sway. This kind of person can be reformed if he is punished more often.
It is precisely because Ming is strong that he is so unique. And since I learned about the two emperors of the Song Dynasty, the king can't die to save his integrity, but lingers on, destroying the people and the country. What's the use? The last emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty was just a child, but he also died for his country. In the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Qizhen was called the emperor. The Battle of Tumubao caused endless harm and the backbone of the imperial court was almost cut off. Chongzhen sacrificed his life for his country, and he chose to hang himself to avoid hurting the people. How could it not make people sad? However, the Ming Dynasty has been exhausted. From now on, Nanming will not change its bad habits, and the literati will fight among factions. The only pitiable people under the Qing Dynasty are those who miss the old country.
A great article that was delayed by the title. The Song Lang portrayed in these chapters is ruthless and decisive, he is able to navigate the officialdom with ease, and he really knows how to be an official. Although he is a modern man, he looks like a savior and thinks very highly of himself. He is like a tyrant, forcing the heroine. He thinks he is affectionate. From the perspective of men and women, he is really inferior to Yucun in feudal society. In terms of structure, he is completely addicted to officialdom, enjoys power, has no feelings for family and country, and has no ideals and ambitions. He treats everyone in the book as NPCs and comes here just to clear the level and save the heroine. However, such a person is very suitable for being an official, but he cannot be a good official. I don't know what the author will write next. Will Yucun come back? The author's character creation is very three-dimensional, and he is good at writing and exaggerating.
Once again, I was disgusted by the proliferation of Red Mansions + Qing Dynasty themes. After searching, I found Ming Chuan Du Miao Miao (tears shed. I agree with Ming Ming and coded it. It's such a miserable collection. In fact, if you understand Honglou Ming's point of view, you will know that the author's statement that he and Xue She are fate must not be empty words. After all, Xue is a symbol of the Manchu Qing Dynasty (.
Because in fact, although Cao Gong wrote the article, he did not mention the dynasty, but many details were still described in the context of the Qing Dynasty. For example, if you write about Sister Feng "lifting her clothes slowly", Zhi Pi next to her will point out that "lifting her clothes is a flag dress".
I feel put off by the title of the book, but it's actually quite well written.
It should be Zhen Yinglian, Xiangling was the name I took later.
Another Bao Daiwen, I am really convinced. . . The heroine obviously came here in disguise, knew Jia Baoyu's virtues, and wanted to pair him up with Daiyu. The writing is very good, but I really can't stand Jia Baoyu, this useless central air conditioner. See you again when we are destined.