After reading it, I still like Zhou Xingxun the most. Maybe it's because he has the right time, place and people. He is a young genius and high-spirited (and you, my friend, you are the god of youthfulness). He is the first task Lu Haoyue does, and he is also the person who makes Changjun's emotions the most ups and downs (self-feeling). I like the first world very much. I feel that the if line where Zhou Xingxun met when he was young in his dream is also quite interesting. If they really met early... But after all, Changjun still has tasks.
At first, I thought that Lu Jiaoyue would most likely not be tempted, but after all, humans are not grass and trees. Watching and forgetting that Zhou Xingxunhui passed away early due to illness at the beginning of the plot, I am still wondering what will happen to the last two people?
It was only when I saw that I was seriously ill that I suddenly remembered the original plot, and felt that it was like this again.
When I read the chapters that describe more of the two people getting along, I always think about how the moments we are getting together are so colorful, how will they end in the end? What if the ending is not worthy of this heartbeat? I was very happy while watching it, each event was beautifully written, and I was looking forward to the ending more and more, but when I faced the final death, I was surprisingly calm.
Zhou Xingxun, you always thought that there would be a long, long time before you could keep watching the moon until she came to you... After all, you are jealous of talents. Finally, when you died in Changjun's arms, were you ever reluctant?
... Although I ask this, it is probably true. There are still many things that you have not done, such as the wind outside the Great Wall, the sand in the Mobei, the ice in the extremely cold places, and the vast grassland that you described to her happily. Thinking about it this way, it seems that until the finale, Haoyue has not seen many of the things you mentioned.
It was clear that I was very calm when I greeted your death, but later when I met other people and thought of you, it made me want to cry even more.
You were the first to meet Changjun, and it seems that you taught her and brought her the most. Zhou Xingxun didn't cry when he died, but he cried when he saw Xiao Jiaoyue and Gu Yi slowly talking about the art of military use and giving up.
Later, when Changjun shed tears while holding the kite (did she shed tears? I think she did), she also cried together.
Ah Chang.
Will anyone else call you that in the future? (Although I already have it, in fact when I saw Gu Yi shouting like that, I felt a small pain in my heart)
Will anyone else take you to fly a kite on the altar in the future?
Will anyone else teach you how to play the willow flute, ride horses, archery, and march?
Will there be people in the future who can bring you happiness, make you happy, and make you happy?
But in fact, I don't know if he makes you happy, because whoever you are with will be happy. Only you, I don't know who can make you happy. You are such a good boy after all.
Memories are too long.
Memories always make me cry.
(Although there are three worlds, I like the empress in the first world the most, so I won't mention the others. In the end, Jiaoyue said that if you are looking for a partner, you only need to be sincere, but I still support Zhou Xingxun the most. If you ask why, because a weak person should match a strong person! Add some surprises or shocks to life!)