The Slow Passing of Time

The hero's choice of country was correct. But the right choice for the heroine should be not to be with the hero. Kill your people. Marry him. Ask if you are willing? It's not the male residence that's wrong. Not the heroine. It's fate. Do it again. The hero should choose the country. But the heroine should choose someone else

I always feel that when I write novels now, I have to have beauty rather than power, I have to choose the heroine before the national interests, and I have to write according to the bottom line that I can accept? Why don't you write it yourself if you are so capable? The male protagonist doesn't seem to have done anything harmful, right? He chose his country and gave up his love, and gave up his blood feud for the sake of his country. Everything was done with the national justice in mind. I think he is great. I can't do it if I ask myself, but I can still understand him. A soldier's responsibility is the country and he cannot retreat. But I can understand if he quits, because they are human beings too. But don't you people like to stand on the moral high ground and point the country too much? Isn't it enough to give a soldier a good home? Probably because the years have been quiet for a long time, you have forgotten those tragedies in which the country was destroyed and the family was destroyed.

In order to have an heir, Prince Rui was in seclusion, lustful, and wandering around the garden. His waistband was taken off by a girl. He took a closer look and realized that he was still pretty. When he inquired, he turned out to be the sister of General Shao's wife. I thought that Prince Rui had spent a lot of effort to hook up with General Shao, and finally he hooked up with Weisi because of the miracle doctor. How could he not seize the opportunity now? But at first glance, Li Jiao is not a good thing, so bring him back and keep him. The palace can't afford to keep him anyway! But after getting married, Li Jiao saw that Prince Rui would never touch her. What would happen if this situation continued? How could she ascend to the throne without a child? So he secretly bought the aphrodisiac, and King Rui was immediately infected. When he woke up, he realized that he had broken the power! Forbidden, lustful, failed, no more heirs! Having no heirs means you are cut off from the throne! Li Jiao saw King Rui wake up and was about to perform a shy performance. Before the performance started, King Rui slapped him hard! Knowing that he had been drugged, King Rui became even more angry! There is a bitch who dares to harm me! From then on, Li Jiao's hot days began to unfold!

I couldn't accept the part where the general is the male protagonist. I watched almost half of it and I couldn't stand it anymore. I can't say that the author's writing was not good, I can only say that I couldn't accept it. Just like Qiao Zhao himself said that arrow should have killed all possibilities. Maybe this kind of female protagonist is what I like. The general can abandon the female protagonist for the sake of the family and country. Why can't he be the female protagonist? I understand but I don't forgive her.

Seeing that many people abandon the novel because the general is the male protagonist, I really want to say that it would be a pity to miss out on a good book with a strong and open-minded female protagonist and an excellent male protagonist. I have been reading the article for so long, and later became an author of Qidian. Com. I like Shao Mingyuan very much. He has all the standard male protagonists in romance novels, and more of the same, pattern. The arrow on the city wall was calculated by the enemy intentionally or unintentionally. In that case, letting the heroine die with as little pain as possible was the best choice he could make for her. This cannot simply be equated to the harm caused by the male protagonist to the female protagonist, because the female protagonist's open-minded character and equally rational mind make her understand the reason why the male protagonist does what he does. Isn't that what the so-called confidant is? Furthermore, some people are obsessed with the fact that the male protagonist puts the justice of the country above the female protagonist. It will be very difficult to follow such a person. Looking back, you will know that the male protagonist is not such a person, and there is no relationship between sacrifice and being sacrificed between the two. In short, I like Shao Mingyuan very much and thank Liu Da for creating such a well-structured, deep and responsible male protagonist.

When I first started watching it, it started off pretty well. Why is there something bad in the middle? No, the heroine will have another pairing with the general, right? Uneasy. Killing is killing, don't think about whitewashing, I hope the heroine has some backbone.

Today is my birthday, happy birthday to myself??

Suddenly it felt like Jiang Shisan was hiding deep! First, he may have colluded with Xing Wuyang. He recognized Shao Mingyuan and Zhao Zhao at the inn and guessed their intentions. That's why the Censor's Mansion was so tightly laid out, and there were people pretending to be the Censor and carrying poisonous daggers. When no one was found in the city, they would stand guard outside the city and intercept them on the way back to the capital. His attitude towards Yushi Xing was not like escorting Yushi back to Beijing and going directly to Tianting. It's more like trying to regain control. It's not like it's for Qiao Zhao. If so, it should be the same as Shao Mingyuan's purpose. Second, he was not very loyal or obedient to Jiang Tang. Li Zhao, who had been given special protection by Jiang Tang, was really murderous. If Zhao Zhao hadn't touched the most secret and gentle thoughts in his heart, he wouldn't have been clicked in a second. Accepting Jiang Shiran was also very reluctant. There may be another master or partner behind him. He may have some power of his own, and once Jiang Tang loses power, he may replace him.

I always feel that it is difficult to get over it. The general serves the country and the people. He kills her with a sword because he does not want her to suffer. He is loyal to the emperor and patriotic. There is nothing wrong with him. His subsequent actions are also for the sake of justice. Both the male and female protagonists have a sense of responsibility and hate the country more than themselves. But as a woman, forget it if you don't talk about love. When it comes to love, to talk about Mary Sue, what she wants is someone who can overturn the world for her just to set her right. First of all, she is a person, and when her personal relationship conflicts with the righteousness, maybe she can sacrifice her life for justice, but she will never say that she is in love with the person who asked her to sacrifice her life. At least it is really difficult to understand.

The writing style is delicate and I especially like the descriptions of the surrounding minor characters. It's interesting, but I personally don't like the male protagonist. The male protagonist is a big hero. His treatment at the beginning is also right. An arrow in the chest is indeed the most appropriate treatment. But his relationship with the female protagonist should be broken. A hero is like the moon in the sky, but he is not a good man. I personally cannot accept the heroine and him again. If I choose to forgive, then the suffering of the heroine is just a joke. So I decided to watch Dada's "Like Brocade". I hope Dada's novel will be a big hit.