I have finished reading it a long time ago, but I just commented today. The author prefers to write characters with flaws (for example, the protagonists in "The Big Dream" are also imperfect characters). After all, no one is perfect, so he did not write the protagonist in a one-sided way.
Everyone has their own shortcomings and shortcomings. Because of love, we are getting better and better for each other. Xiao Wutong has suffered too many grievances, misunderstandings and injustices from childhood to adulthood. Just like Yue said, no matter what she does, it seems that she is wrong. No matter what Wutong does, she will not get good results. When she does bad things, she feels that she is the one doing them. Yes, she was not thanked for doing good deeds and was misunderstood, but the moon saw her, and the moon was attracted to Wutong. He understood her confusion, and understood that she was misunderstood without saying it (those things she was used to). When Wutong grew up, she didn't care anymore. The only thing that made her feel that she would not be blamed was that she was shining when she was a general.
The phoenix tree is attracted by the moon, but why isn't the moon attracted by the phoenix tree? Moon admires Wutong's wantonness and unrestrained nature. He has been regarded as a renaissance of the family since he was a child. He cannot be arrogant or inappropriate in words and deeds. He is regarded as the moon after the sun, showing off the Zhang family. Therefore, it is fate for Moon to meet Wutong, and her love for Wutong is something that Moon cannot control under countless ideological struggles and rules. The freedom and wantonness that she yearns for are what her heart yearns for, and her heartbeat that has been suppressed countless times.
What caused their tragedy between Rong Ge was the parents who stuck to the rules, the younger brother who failed to live up to expectations, the intolerance of women's status in this era, Li Lingge's ambition (which is not wrong), and Zhang Rong's inability to get rid of the nightmare about his parents that has accompanied him throughout his life. Fortunately, they finally came to a happy ending in the if line.
It's okay, just give it a five-star rating.
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