Ancient Proverbs Short Story 3: Brocade Killing
古言短篇3:锦杀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 81k Words
- Chapters
- 23
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Theme
- Love Story
- POV
- Female Lead
- Age rating
- 21+
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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The female protagonist finally decided to have a child, not because of love but because she wanted to live. The male protagonist agreed but did not kill her. Living a good life is a complete reprint of the previous chapter. It is written in big letters. Sure enough, the only thing that binds the most deeply is interests. Xunfeng is a pitiful person who must be hateful. Hey [holding his cheek] His son is a disgusting **** and deserves to die. If the bottom line is broken, it will be gone.
After reading so many articles, I feel that Jinsha is the best. The characters all stand up. The plot is also strange and affectionate. I have always known that extramarital affairs between men and women are prone to trouble, but writing it to this level is really the best.
Dare to challenge readers' nerves and dare to make readers uncomfortable. Big thumbs up.
Especially the black humor, absurd reality, and the feeling of reality. When I read Huang Liqun, Li Bihua, Zhang Ailing, and Ian McEwan, I was really impressed by the power of this writing. The sense of storytelling in the twenty-three chapters and the perfect information density and emotion in the last chapter [split] [split] Sorry, in my heart, Xiu Xiu is really the best storyteller in Jinjiang... [Lu Ze turned around and went to the clean room. Lin Ying took his clothes and looked down at her feet. Very practical. Since burying Lu Cheng, she has become much more at ease. [Lin Ying said: Bigger, he is very big. Xunfeng said: "That's enough. There's enough room for two people here." [What is born from a slave is still a slave. A boy and a girl are just children born into two families. Her eyes were still fixed on the tea cup. This writing is so awesome and the characters in it are so well understood...! Thinking about Lin Ying's initial feeling that her bottom line was not to kill anyone. Um. So scary...!
Many people want to time travel, but the heroine doesn't have any plug-ins or golden fingers. She needs to spend a lot of effort to survive in that era when life is like a piece of grass. She has never been able to decide many things, including who to marry, who she likes and who she doesn't like. Being assimilated is a matter of time. She kills to survive, does not want to have children, and ends up having children. Very helpless
Please give me a spin-off to write about different choices. . For example, if he found his partner three years earlier or if he found out the truth not long after they broke up, or he could write his autobiography. . . I really cried to death, I cried for at least ten pages
The main character and supporting character columns are filled with none. There are no male, female, male or female protagonists here. There are only two slain and one murderer. There is no male protagonist here. There is only a depressing living environment brought about by him. … What's killing. Free. It begins with a journey of freedom to break through oppression. The whirlpool of desire in the name of freedom turned Xunfeng and Lu Cheng into two dead people. Turning Lin Ying into a murderer. … Is the story absurd? Not absurd. Uncontrollable desire is something that can kill people. … Is everything ridiculous? Absurd. What's absurd is the ending. A murderer can still live a good life. What is absurd is the human heart. Lin Ying wants to live a good life even if she is killed by herself? Does the freedom to kill need to be cherished and upheld? What a terrible freedom. There is no good or evil, no right or wrong, no reason.
Lin Ying saved the lives of Xunfeng and Lu Cheng, worked as Lu Ze's ace logistics for many years, and even fulfilled her marital obligations as an example. She didn't owe any of them. The first two were ungrateful enough to threaten and force her, so she wanted to kill them. Although Lu Ze started with forced plunder, he generally abided by moral standards. After getting married, he was able to repay Lin Ying with power and money, so Lin Ying was willing to have long-term mutual benefit with him. But as Lin Ying, who was completely weak in terms of violence, she had never been infatuated with the feelings given to her by anyone. She knew that she had never been respected as an independent person. With all her persistence and struggle, she did not trust any of them. She always maintained her loneliness and alertness.
I think I like the ending very much, but I don't know why I always feel physically uncomfortable after watching it.
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The little virgin is really sad and sighing [crying] [crying]
My God, what a wonderful and terrifying plot.
It was so well written! I shuddered when I saw the ending. This was something I didn't expect.
When will the general's stepmother get married [Rainbow Fart]
Just twenty-three chapters shocked me far more than one or two hundred chapters.
Completed. I like the experience of the previous plot. Although the later plot is not as good as I imagined, it makes me feel like my eyes are shining brightly and I am binge-watching it. Su Song's sweet love is also good.
My scalp really went numb after watching it. My wife truly showed us the horror of feudal ethics. Whether the male protagonist seems to be good to the female protagonist, or the female protagonist resists the binding of feet and resists marriage, it seems that they are all going in circles in that world. In the end, the heroine gives birth to a child and surrenders, just like a mouse that can never escape from the claws of a cat. Thinking of Marte Ruoxi, the feudal society tortured a bright and lively girl until she ran out of energy and energy. In the end, in this place where male power, royal power and patriarchy are the top, what can the female protagonist really control?
What a masterpiece!
Oh my god, I can see the goosebumps in Chapter 23. It's so scary to think about it.
Holy shit, my focus is actually very strange. The place where I dug the hole reminded me of Better Call Saul, Lalo and Howard, two unrelated people (actually not unrelated hhh). It was ridiculous that they were buried together after death [covering face and laughing] Xunfeng and Lu Cheng were also underground companions hhh
I'm so angry, so angry. I like this little assassin the most. Moreover, his forced marriage was arranged by the organization, and he could not avoid the wife arranged by his superiors after marriage, otherwise his superiors would think that he was rebellious. His marriage, giving birth to children, going on missions, and killing people were all arranged by the organization, and they were all obligations that must be fulfilled. Only this relationship with the heroine is his only freedom. He couldn't even have this bit of freedom, and he died in the hands of the heroine in the end. I'm so angry.
If there is a good article, I will never forget it. I will drink nutrient solution vigorously and become frivolous about it.
Very scary story, very wonderful story
Damn, I thought the female protagonist would want to kill the male protagonist in the end.
A short story of only 80,000 words shocked and shocked me [covering my face and laughing and crying], but there is a saying that the author's writing is really good [changed]
Here we go again! [Milk Tea] Nice looking
. The heroine is so miserable
2026.8.22
The childhood sweetheart's lethality [Orange Candy] has been eaten
Swipe the card for the Nth time [yellow heart] [yellow heart] [love eyes] [come on] [spread flowers]