Fireworks Fade

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Sigh, I really don't understand this article. I just think that the protagonists are so addictive. I think of the lyrics: You are crazy and I am stupid.

Damn, damn, damn, I'm shocked! ! Author, look at me! ! I have always liked Qingsha's Princess Chronicles in 2012.1. I suddenly remembered it in the past two days and took out the magazine to read it again. I subconsciously searched for Shui Qingsha and came to this column. I sighed that the author has been writing for 14 years and is still writing now. It's great. Look, there is a beauty. When I clicked on it, it turned out to be Qing in the magazine spread out in front of me! Sand! !

To be honest, I can't feel or understand this kind of emotion... So I don't feel moved.

This is gay text_(:з∠)_

When I was reading romance novels in the early years, I watched "The Legend of Orbs" and I liked it very much. This time I discovered Danmei. I was really excited. Although it is a short story, it is still good-looking. The characters written by adults are very beautiful and have the beauty of a dark anime. A little bit of blood is just right. Thank you! I sincerely hope that the author will write more Danmei,

Both of them are mentally disturbed. It seems that the protagonist's mother is indeed extremely vicious and her thinking is not human. It was very kind of her husband to only send her out of the palace.

The logic doesn't make sense. I read the entire question mark article. Let me first talk about how a prince dared to touch the son of a general for no reason when he was a child. He still beat a baby under five years old to death. No one dared to stop him, so he just followed it. Ah, even the Qing Dynasty, the most centralized emperor in ancient times, did not dare to do this. You are still a small prince with no real power. Hundreds of civil and military officials will kill you in a minute, not to mention the military morale. After being beaten several times every day and almost dying, Zhi still followed behind and was "silly happy". I don't know whether the author wrote this description subjectively from the perspective of the protagonist or objectively. The man surnamed Han can only say that there is something wrong with his brain, but he is smart when he leads troops to fight and becomes a general to guard the country. So the only explanation is that he is a tough guy? If it were just an ordinary minister who was foolish and loyal and just obeyed orders, he would not be beaten so badly as described in the article, and he would happily follow his ass all day long. It should be said that no one in his right mind would be able to do that. Perhaps there was some emotional entanglement between the two of them in the early stage, which may have supported the subsequent development described in the article, but it is not reflected in the article at all. It is a very inexplicable article. What is shown is that the son of the general was suddenly picked up by the prince when he came to the palace, and he was beaten to death. No one dared to stop him, and the others were as if they were dead. The child was allowed to follow the violent and crazy prince from childhood to adulthood. From childhood to adulthood, he followed happily as if he had no brains. The general who was slapped in the back, and then beaten since childhood, had an emotional entanglement with the violent emperor for no reason, and was beaten half to death for no reason because the emperor got married. Then he slept on the queen's bed for no reason, and then the plot developed inexplicably. The general and the tyrant Guo Po both died, ah. . . .

I had tears in my eyes when I read it, but I just didn't understand it. Can anyone explain it to me?

I want to know Shada's journey of becoming a writer.