[Cold Waters] Purple Paths, Green Gates

In fact, I really want to see the scene where Zhao Xuan kills Gu Nian. After reading this, I suddenly thought that whether an emperor is a wise king or a tyrant is judged by others through what the emperor does. But how should we view the difference between the two? Does it show selfish desires? Is it possible for an emperor to be a wise king in the early stage and a tyrant in the later stage, or let him go? If an emperor is criticized as a tyrant for everything he does, but he manages the country very efficiently and creates a prosperous world, is he still a tyrant? Ah... I can't help it anymore, my silly brain is always thinking about these things, and I feel like it's going to explode.

I like this rewrite of Xiao Gu's ending

At first I thought it was a boy, but it wasn't until Zhao Hao said it himself that I realized it was a girl. I:? ? ? ? ! The writing is superb, the kind of fanfic that does not take place in the original plot, but a fanfic after the original work, with the same characters but a completely new plot. It feels like the most common words in my comments are "great", what should I do?

Yes, there is nothing better!

So I finally knew the emperor's true gender and the reason why he trusted Gu Xichao so much. Does Qi Shaoshang have the knowledge that his world view has been refreshed?

I like it╭(╯ε╰)╮I like the heroine's attitude towards love. In fact, it's warmer than announcing their love to the world.

Re-reading it, my favorite part is the part where Zhao Xuan deceives Gu Nian in his mind. It feels like the characters come alive instantly.

It is not wrong for chivalrous people to use force to break the law, and for Confucianism to use literature to disrupt the law. In a modern society governed by law, it is not wrong. But in ancient times, it actually reflected the ideological weapons produced by rulers for their own needs. Moreover, didn't Gu Xichao himself violate the rule of using force to break the ban? Many of the practices of people in the world are right and wrong, but people in the court may not necessarily be upright and upright. It is wrong to kill with a knife, but it is right to kill according to the law, let alone the laws of feudal society. I don't like righteousness either, but I don't admire the court either. Killing for the sake of the country and killing for oneself are neither noble. Most people in the world are from ordinary backgrounds and act based on their own ideals. Isn't it so criticized that if you don't serve as an official and don't worry about the country, then you can't reflect a person's value?

Confucianism disrupts the law with literature, and chivalry violates the law with martial arts. Han Fei is a man of true knowledge and insight. It is not the civil and military forces that violate laws and regulations, but the people's hearts. The origin of the ranger can be traced back to the Mohist family. Some of the children from poor families have no hope of promotion, or those who are no longer useful after being imprisoned have to find another way out for themselves and raise the flag of justice. But Jianghu also has many precious qualities. At least most of their grievances and grievances are true. Under the oppression of officialdom, people have to seek help from these people who are not afraid of authority, and even send their children to grow up in Jianghu. This is why Jianghu people become big. However, Jianghu people who go to extremes, such as you hurt me once and I kill your whole family, are such heinous things. This is how Jianghu is viewed by people in the officialdom. What cannot be denied is that Jianghu people are open and aboveboard, which is rare in official circles. Gu Xichao cannot be regarded as a pure official, because he is too lonely, too straightforward and too arrogant, and he looks like a Jianghu person. Without Zhao Hao, no emperor would have given him a good ending. Fortunately, he met Zhao Hao, who gave him guidance and showed his ambitions without flattery. He was like a fish in water in the officialdom, but he was still proud and proud. Fortunately, there is Zhao Hao. I cried with joy for his happiness and for him to get what he wanted.

In Ni Shuihan's TV series, the great knight Qi Shaoshang in white is missing, but there is an amazing and talented Gu Xichao. I dare not say whether this adaptation is good or not, just like I never talk about the new version of Xiaoao with my classmates. But I really like the TV series version of Nishuihan. It was very confusing to read the article. How should I put it? In my heart, Gu Xichao and Fu Wanqing are two inseparable names, but in this, I love the ending. Finally, there is a person who is willing to give him supreme rights and let him splash ink on this country for no other reason than that he is Gu Xichao...