When Two Kings Go on a Blind Date

The last chapter is a huge call back [][] Emperor's Day battle, the interaction after the invitation banquet, and even outdoors from day to night. Maybe the two people in front of them didn't interact much, so every meeting is still fresh in my memory. When I first started to follow the serialization of this book, I felt that the writing style was very ancient Jinjiang style, and the character setting was very innovative. If you have a little understanding of the history of the Western Han Dynasty, you can see some designs; the plot setting is careless and has twists and turns, and many small foreshadowings will be missed if you are not careful. At first, I was attracted by the idea of ​​a woman disguising herself as a man and falling in love with and killing her enemies. I thought part of the focus of the story would be on when Jiang Zhan discovered Lu Yu's identity as a woman disguising herself as a man. But obviously in this book, gender is not the focus, so we see that besides Lu Yu, there are many other distinctive female characters, and their distinctiveness has nothing to do with gender. They just do what they should do under their respective identities, such as Leng Wan, Empress, Hu Jin'er, Fei Yan, Jiang Zhan's mother Qin Aoyue and grandmother Mrs. Shi, etc. Male characters are not written inferiorly, and there is no distinction between the status of the characters. This is difficult in my opinion. It is a test of the author's writing skills to write things that fit the character's identity and personality, and to make each character leave an impression. Lu Xiao, Huan Huizhou, and Li Qishang are all characters who don't have much space in the book, but they all have their own highlights. Speaking of the male and female protagonists Lu Yu and Jiang Zhan, Lu Yu is actually a rare female protagonist. She is a character with an "independent" personality. Lu Yu is burdened with the heavy responsibility of overturning the case for the Jiang family, and she also has to shoulder the responsibility as the head of the Lu family. At the same time, she is a responsible and loyal and patriotic person. In the court and on the battlefield, readers can see the unique color of the heroine. According to current standards, Lu Yu is a "light person". She is smart, witty, calm and ruthless, but she also has a little girl side, and there are times when she is confused and collapses. Lu Yu's experience shows that she is not a person who puts love first. She has too much pretentiousness in her heart, and there are too many things that come before love, so most of the time in the book, Jiang Zhan is taking the initiative. If Lu Yu is compared to an ink painting, then Jiang Zhan's painting is rich in ink and rich in color. Since the story mainly unfolds from Lu Yu's perspective, Jiang Zhan does not appear in much space, but he has a distinct personality and vivid characters. In the last few chapters, if we know his life story, we can understand why he is not like ordinary princes who receive Confucian and Legal education. It was precisely this that made him take a keen interest in Lu Yu after fighting her. He even accurately captured the dark side of Lu Yu's "bright and majestic" character. On the basis of physical liking (a glimpse of her in Jinghong Tower), he then turned into a "home invasion"-like relationship. If I have any regrets while following the series, it must be that there is too little interaction between the male and female protagonists in the middle of the series. Most of the time, Lu Yu is fighting alone. Although this is related to the two being internal and external court officials and their personalities, from the reader's perspective, Jiang Zhan will feel that Jiang Zhan is a bit of a pendant. In addition, many plots still leave suspense, such as the reason why Su Hean wanted to kill Jiangyin Hou's family in this way, the situation when he went to South Vietnam to seek treatment from the saint, how Shen Heng transformed into Shen Shining, etc. Finally, I would like to praise the author's writing style. In addition to the main couple Lu Yujiangzhan, the other couples in the book, such as the Empress Su Xiang, Lu Xiaohu Jin'er, and Leng Wanhuan Huizhou, are all written with their own flavor. Even the Jiang Heng couple, Jiang Jing, Qin Aoyue, and Jiang Wen Jiang Li who have been mentioned in a few chapters leave room for imagination. In parallel time and space, Lu Yujiangzhan finally came to the end of his hardships, and the "fish" entered the "river" and the sea, and stayed together forever.

From the perspective of judging emperors, Jiang Jin is indeed a qualified emperor. Just from a series of arrangements on the night before seizing the throne, it can be seen that she is more ruthless and better at hiding than others. But it is indeed a bit unworthy of Lu Yu. From helping the empress ascend the throne, to assisting the empress, to defending Liang Yang during the Nine Kings Rebellion, and then to quelling the rebellion in the Yongchang Palace, this achievement is unparalleled. In the end, she has completed the task that the empress asked her to kill Jiang Zhan. It is not an exaggeration to say that she "dedicates her whole life" to the Wei Dynasty. Maybe to become a "lonely man", you have to be ruthless enough to give up everything.

I really don't see what the Empress's talents are. In the beginning, the Taifu committed suicide to resist the rumors. Later, he treated the heroes by giving them death. I still support the male and female protagonists in their rebellion 💔

The most annoying character is the Empress. It is understandable that she is an emperor and has a suspicious nature, but Lu Yu was so loyal from the beginning to the end and the whole family almost died. After so much, in the end she focused on Shen instead of the heroine. She is a woman who is so awesome. I really hate her.

Suddenly I felt that it would not be a good thing for Shanzhou to become a county king and assist the empress in the future. The heroine sacrificed so much and was sent away in the end. It is true that she is with you like you are with a tiger. Staying away from the center of power is the best solution.

Hahahahahahaha I'm laughing so hard! But humans and dogs are... Too wild!

No, since the empress was there when Shi Ming changed her dressing, shouldn't she already know that Shi Ming is a woman?[Question mark][Question mark]

Is there any way I can give the author a paid review? Thank you for finishing this story. I had regrets after following it from other sites, but when I saw Lu Yu crying at the ending, I couldn't help but feel my eyes well up and thought it was really great; I look forward to Xinwen.

So pretty, madam! The best free article!

I want to see a big wedding, can the teacher write more 😭