Are the falling leaves the pursuit of the wind? Or is it the tree that doesn't want to be saved?
They are sad and do not want to fall behind, but they can never escape the fate of falling behind.
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这一堆人里有我啊..
cp是宫九吗？？？我会关注的(^O^)
This novel is very beautiful and contains many thought-provoking ideas. The heroine Wenren Xin'er is very unique and is a very rare woman who has returned to modern times. The heroine is a very cute person with a good sense of humor. I am often amused by her words and deeds.
The heroine's love for Thirteen is too unforgettable, and it hurts the heroine's body and mind too much. I hope she can be relieved from this relationship and get into the next one, at least it won't be so painful or sad. I don't quite understand why the heroine falls in love with Shisan. Is it because she feels pity for him and cares about him? Or fall in love for no reason? Maybe it's the latter!
The author defines the relationship between the heroine and the fourth elder brother Yinzhen as brother and sister. Why do they seem so ambiguous to outsiders? They all got knocked up. Only the heroine herself knows that she feels towards him as a younger sister towards an older brother. As for what the fourth elder brother thinks of her, only the author knows. Since Thirteen and the heroine are in love with each other, I feel that the fourth master is fulfilling his love for the heroine and is silently caring for her. In Chapter 37, Yinzhen confesses his love to the original heroine, but unfortunately, the original person is deceased.
Xin'er x Mingyue: Xin'er regards Mingyue as a friend, relative, and sister. Mingyue is a kind-hearted person and is forced to surrender to Xin'er by a certain concubine. However, she can't bear to wait for her wonderful master Xin'er to be poisoned and dies, so she chooses to drink the drug herself so that no one can threaten her. Mingyue's S makes Xin'er grow up. When Xin'er grows up, she knows how to cherish the people in front of her and understand the love and dedication of those around her. So much so that she repaid Kangxi later.
I actually don't dislike the prince in this article, I kind of want to see the prince's inner monologue. The author of this article gives the prince a good side, and he is not always annoying.
Kangxi x the heroine Xin'er: When he first met, Kangxi had a desire to conquer the heroine; when he got used to her and turned into liking her, becoming dependent on her, and turning into loving her, he learned to protect her and fulfill her short-term freedom. If Kangxi knew that the heroine would leave this world soon after giving birth, would he still choose to confine her? (Confinement is also a kind of protection, protecting the mother and daughter.) I wonder if Magu instructed Kangxi to protect her - to lock her up.
In Chapter 42, a large section of what Xuan Ye said to Xin'er was Kangxi's inner monologue! That sincere confession was very sweet and profound, that's how deep love should be! "I know that loving you is a mistake, but I am unwilling to correct it" (woo woo…touched)
Xin'er and Kangxi are very consistent with the poem "You gave birth to me before you were born, and I gave birth to you when you were old. You hate that I was born late, and I hate that you were born early." Xin'er herself also said that if she had traveled a few years earlier and met Kangxi, she might have really fallen in love with him. But in Xin'er's heart, the age difference between Kangxi and her was too big. "His kindness to her" was like "a father's love for his daughter". She always regarded Kangxi as her modern father. I guess - "She has Thirteen in her heart and can no longer tolerate another love, so she attributes the other love to her father's love."
Sometimes, I think if the author could add more plots, would the ending of the story be different? If Kangxi had more life-like conversations with the heroine, would Xin'er fall in love with him earlier, and would they be able to be happy earlier?
The author is a talented man and a poet. In the sentences about wind, leaves and clouds in Chapter 41, you can feel the charm of the words and the heroine's yearning for freedom... This is in line with the title of this novel. In Chapter 36, the author uses the heroine to express his feelings for Nalan Rongruo.
Could it be that Wu Mo in the modern chapter is the ancient version of Lao Shi? The same straightforwardness, the same temperament, the same purity...
All in all, this novel is very well written! ! ! It would be better if the article could be divided into more paragraphs. It would be great if locked articles could be unlocked. I wish Wenren Xiner in reality to be happy, free and happy.
这一堆人里有我啊..
cp是宫九吗？？？我会关注的(^O^)
This novel is very beautiful and contains many thought-provoking ideas. The heroine Wenren Xin'er is very unique and is a very rare woman who has returned to modern times. The heroine is a very cute person with a good sense of humor. I am often amused by her words and deeds. The heroine's love for Thirteen is too unforgettable, and it hurts the heroine's body and mind too much. I hope she can be relieved from this relationship and get into the next one, at least it won't be so painful or sad. I don't quite understand why the heroine falls in love with Shisan. Is it because she feels pity for him and cares about him? Or fall in love for no reason? Maybe it's the latter! The author defines the relationship between the heroine and the fourth elder brother Yinzhen as brother and sister. Why do they seem so ambiguous to outsiders? They all got knocked up. Only the heroine herself knows that she feels towards him as a younger sister towards an older brother. As for what the fourth elder brother thinks of her, only the author knows. Since Thirteen and the heroine are in love with each other, I feel that the fourth master is fulfilling his love for the heroine and is silently caring for her. In Chapter 37, Yinzhen confesses his love to the original heroine, but unfortunately, the original person is deceased. Xin'er x Mingyue: Xin'er regards Mingyue as a friend, relative, and sister. Mingyue is a kind-hearted person and is forced to surrender to Xin'er by a certain concubine. However, she can't bear to wait for her wonderful master Xin'er to be poisoned and dies, so she chooses to drink the drug herself so that no one can threaten her. Mingyue's S makes Xin'er grow up. When Xin'er grows up, she knows how to cherish the people in front of her and understand the love and dedication of those around her. So much so that she repaid Kangxi later. I actually don't dislike the prince in this article, I kind of want to see the prince's inner monologue. The author of this article gives the prince a good side, and he is not always annoying. Kangxi x the heroine Xin'er: When he first met, Kangxi had a desire to conquer the heroine; when he got used to her and turned into liking her, becoming dependent on her, and turning into loving her, he learned to protect her and fulfill her short-term freedom. If Kangxi knew that the heroine would leave this world soon after giving birth, would he still choose to confine her? (Confinement is also a kind of protection, protecting the mother and daughter.) I wonder if Magu instructed Kangxi to protect her - to lock her up. In Chapter 42, a large section of what Xuan Ye said to Xin'er was Kangxi's inner monologue! That sincere confession was very sweet and profound, that's how deep love should be! "I know that loving you is a mistake, but I am unwilling to correct it" (woo woo…touched) Xin'er and Kangxi are very consistent with the poem "You gave birth to me before you were born, and I gave birth to you when you were old. You hate that I was born late, and I hate that you were born early." Xin'er herself also said that if she had traveled a few years earlier and met Kangxi, she might have really fallen in love with him. But in Xin'er's heart, the age difference between Kangxi and her was too big. "His kindness to her" was like "a father's love for his daughter". She always regarded Kangxi as her modern father. I guess - "She has Thirteen in her heart and can no longer tolerate another love, so she attributes the other love to her father's love." Sometimes, I think if the author could add more plots, would the ending of the story be different? If Kangxi had more life-like conversations with the heroine, would Xin'er fall in love with him earlier, and would they be able to be happy earlier? The author is a talented man and a poet. In the sentences about wind, leaves and clouds in Chapter 41, you can feel the charm of the words and the heroine's yearning for freedom... This is in line with the title of this novel. In Chapter 36, the author uses the heroine to express his feelings for Nalan Rongruo. Could it be that Wu Mo in the modern chapter is the ancient version of Lao Shi? The same straightforwardness, the same temperament, the same purity... All in all, this novel is very well written! ! ! It would be better if the article could be divided into more paragraphs. It would be great if locked articles could be unlocked. I wish Wenren Xiner in reality to be happy, free and happy.
Thumbs up~~~, update soon