[Butterfly Perspective]
In the beginning, this is a story about love.
"Ten miles of red makeup, eight carriages of a sedan chair."
"I will stand with you, even if we are against the world."
It turns out that this is love,
The girl smiled and opened her arms.
But is this love?
The girl cried and huddled in the corner.
Why do those who love her remain indifferent while watching her trapped here?
Why do people who love her watch her worry about gains and losses and do nothing?
Because girls who dare to chase their dreams will not be content to be trapped in the house,
Because a girl with independent thinking will not just be a chess piece.
She hopes that she will be brave and righteous, have dreams and pursuits, and be a charlatan.
He wanted her to be obedient, have no ego or ideas, and be a dodder flower.
What he wanted from her and what she wanted from her were never the same.
Later, it became a story about growing up.
If love cannot be relied on,
Then be your own support.
I hope everyone in adversity can reject PUA and live their own life.
Intention: I hope that everyone in adversity can be reborn and live their own life.
Reader comments
This is the third time I've rewatched Yi Wenjun, and I have very mixed feelings about Yi Wenjun. I didn't see a woman who brought disaster to the country and the people, but only a girl who wanted to get rid of her fate and use her wisdom to survive in the world and the palace. It's true that you don't want others to suffer, and you don't want to persuade others to be good. Wenjun has many friends on his own. Hu Cuoyang is the one who touches me the most. A close friend is nothing more than that. I look forward to her and Wenjun making their way in the world in the future, but she still died in the small courtyard of the palace. It seemed that everyone was forcing Yi Wenjun. What does her existence mean? A woman who was ignored or disdained by everyone ended up becoming what everyone calls a devil. Isn't it funny? What I don't understand the most is Baili Dongjun, who can't take care of his wife and still has the nerve to accuse Wenjun. Throughout the whole story, I don't think Wenjun is a bad woman in the traditional sense. On the contrary, from her perspective, she is more worthy of the title of "xia" than those high-spirited young men in the world. Who cares about a woman who has been abandoned by her husband's family and is still unconscious? Yi Wenjun cares, you see, in the end, the young knight who keeps talking about benevolence, justice and morality is not as good as a "devil"? The common people are speechless, but the heroes are their voices. Wenjun, you are free.
This is the third time I've rewatched Yi Wenjun, and I have very mixed feelings about Yi Wenjun. I didn't see a woman who brought disaster to the country and the people, but only a girl who wanted to get rid of her fate and use her wisdom to survive in the world and the palace. It's true that you don't want others to suffer, and you don't want to persuade others to be good. Wenjun has many friends on his own. Hu Cuoyang is the one who touches me the most. A close friend is nothing more than that. I look forward to her and Wenjun making their way in the world in the future, but she still died in the small courtyard of the palace. It seemed that everyone was forcing Yi Wenjun. What does her existence mean? A woman who was ignored or disdained by everyone ended up becoming what everyone calls a devil. Isn't it funny? What I don't understand the most is Baili Dongjun, who can't take care of his wife and still has the nerve to accuse Wenjun. Throughout the whole story, I don't think Wenjun is a bad woman in the traditional sense. On the contrary, from her perspective, she is more worthy of the title of "xia" than those high-spirited young men in the world. Who cares about a woman who has been abandoned by her husband's family and is still unconscious? Yi Wenjun cares, you see, in the end, the young knight who keeps talking about benevolence, justice and morality is not as good as a "devil"? The common people are speechless, but the heroes are their voices. Wenjun, you are free.