Time Is Slow

Liuye's ancient male protagonists undoubtedly have their own characteristics, such as Ajin's handsome and sinister character, Tiancheng's decisive and ruthless character, King Kaiyang's innocent and gentle character, etc. They are all outstanding, but I still like General the best. I have seen some comments even saying that generals do not care about the people around them to achieve their goals regardless of means, and they can only watch from a distance but not get along with each other. I disagree. People who say this either haven't read the book or their reading comprehension is not up to par. In fact, Shao Mingyuan is the most humane male protagonist in Liuye's books. He has great righteousness, serving the country and the people, and saving the suffering people, but he is not foolishly loyal. His righteousness is for the country and the people, not for a certain person, even if he is the emperor. He is extremely filial but not foolishly filial. His father was kind to him, so he would rather endure the cold poison himself than give the medicine he got to his father first. Before he knew the truth, his mother beat and scolded him, but he just endured it silently. After knowing the truth, he immediately drew a bottom line for his adoptive mother. He was affectionate and polite, and kept writing to his wife during the expedition, even though he had not seen her yet, even though he had not received a reply. He has love, but he can restrain love beyond the limit. In the process of getting along with Li Zhao, he has fallen in love with each other unknowingly, which makes him painful, but he still decided to give up this love, because the arrow killed Qiao Zhao and also put a shackle on himself. He just wanted to spend his life in pain holding the word Qiao Zhao. ... Shouldn't such a general, such an outstanding person with a rough fate, be treated kindly for once? If it is reality, fate may indeed be cruel to the end. Just as the general himself said, you can't love, you can't complain, you can't ask for it, you can't let it go, you will experience all the sufferings in life, and you will spend the rest of your life alone. Fortunately, it was not, so the story of Shao Mingyuan and Li Zhao came about. Going back to the topic that makes many readers angry, how should we interpret that arrow? There are some shortcomings in the detailed description here, but we should understand that the general has only two choices, attack the city and give up his wife, or save his wife and give up the siege. Just like when taking a biology multiple-choice question in high school, when encountering ambiguous options, the teacher will say that you need to figure out the intention of the person who asked the question. We must grasp the main contradictions and abandon the secondary contradictions. Similarly, according to the author's setting, the general only has these two choices here, and there are no plots such as rescuing people at night or the heroine rescuing herself. The general's character was there, so he shot that arrow. It can also be interpreted from another angle. The plot of the siege in Chuzi can be understood as reality. In reality, there are always some things that we cannot change. Sometimes we have to make some choices. The options are terrible, but we have to choose. Of course, switching to sweet orange may be a different choice. But this is the General's home turf, so so be it. I hope friends who have not fallen into the trap will not give up the book because of this arrow. The story of General and Zhao Zhao is very exciting. Moreover, the author handled the plot about the male protagonist very well, and many people became like the male protagonist's mother just watching it.

This is the first book by Liu Ye that I have read. I burst out laughing when I saw the cacti being thrown; I burst into tears when I saw the colorful pills; I was actually a little reluctant to see the death of Jiang Shisan and Jiang He~ It is so well written, it is not just a detective suspense novel, but it interlocks with each other to highlight the psychological changes of the heroine, and the mutual understanding between the male and female protagonists...

I am really convinced that there is such a disgusting character. The heroine will do nothing good when she meets him. He has no sense of propriety. He knows that the heroine has someone he likes and he still cares about him. At the beginning, I didn't know that the heroine had someone he liked, but he agreed to marry his adopted sister. Regardless of whether it was voluntary or not, he should be responsible for making such a choice for his own status. While he was reluctant to part with his status as Jiang Shisan, he accepted the marriage offer, and after accepting it, he went to harass the heroine. He had no sense of propriety, no responsibility, and no responsibility. It was extremely disgusting. It gets even more disgusting later on. Yes, I am the heroine. He almost strangled the heroine to death and almost killed Chen Guang. I was disgusted and he was so disgusting. Later I found out that the heroine likes the hero and doesn't respect the heroine's wishes at all, so he does whatever he wants. The male and female protagonists were engaged and dating and he abducted the female protagonist and started tampering with her. Oh my God, how could there be such a disgusting person? One does not respect his fiancée and his adoptive father. Second, there is no respect for the heroine. What is the difference between touching and being obscene? It is really disgusting to want to be a mistress who destroys other people's feelings. He liked the heroine at first, but she was hated by Jiang Shiran. Later, he almost killed the heroine, and then he kidnapped the heroine. Later, he failed to protect his fiancée and involved the heroine, causing the heroine's father to go to jail, the hero to be tried, and the heroine to be arrested. I really don't know how anyone can like him. It's so disgusting. Just because he wanted to abandon the article several times, such a disgusting character has never been offline. I also like the female protagonist. Although I choose the male protagonist, I have a good impression of Chi Can because others know how to respect others and do not harm or harm the female protagonist like Jiang. At the beginning, the heroine didn't like anyone, and Chi Can didn't have a fiancée. He pursued her openly, knew the rules, didn't touch the heroine, and didn't treat the heroine frivolously. Later, when I learned that the heroine liked the hero, I let him go calmly. Unlike Mr. Jiang who entangled and burdened the heroine, after I let him go, he knew to keep his distance, be measured, and respect the heroine's choice. And Chi Chan has always been helping the heroine. It's not like Mr. Jiang has been harming the heroine. It's so disgusting, one of the most disgusting characters in the entire book. Why is he the most disgusting? Because other people who framed the heroine can be resolved by the heroine and have no impact on the heroine. It is true that Mr. Jiang has hurt the heroine, and he has caused a lot of trouble. Not to mention that he almost killed the heroine. Unlike the hero, he had no choice at the time, and he didn't subjectively want to kill the heroine. If he didn't shoot the arrow, the heroine would be humiliated to death. It can be said that he saved the heroine in disguise. Jiang was different. He wanted to kill the heroine out of his own will, and he almost ruined her affairs. Moreover, the male protagonist kills the female protagonist not only to prevent the female protagonist from being humiliated, but also for the sake of the justice of the family and the country. Jiang didn't kill the heroine for her own good. He did it for his own selfish desires and his own affairs. Moreover, if he killed the heroine and abducted Yushi Xing, there would be no chance for those unjust cases to be reported, there would be no chance for those grievances to be cleared up, and there would be no chance for those people to be saved. So Mr. Jiang and the male protagonist have a clear opinion about their superiority. The heroine can only like him. It's so disgusting that this character didn't die until the finale. I just saw them confronting Jiang Wu here. If he behaves disgustingly again later, I will scold him again. It's disgusting 😄

Why do I feel that the heroine's family is so miserable?

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.

After watching it, I like this kind of male protagonist. . Do you have to risk everything for the heroine? In my opinion, love is never everything to a person, regardless of male or female. If saving you must lead to another war, then I would rather die with you. Where is war just a two-word word? I don't know how many people's blood was used to write these two words!

Why do some people think that the male protagonist cannot be a general? Damn it! ! ! ! ! Is it stupid to fall in love? You will scold a general for abandoning his wife for the sake of the country. He shouldn't do it for the country, right??🙂

The author describes the heroine's brother in a thousand good words, but in fact he writes that he has no idea, has no intention of finding the culprit of the family's destruction, is bloodless, and relies on the little girl to take care of things.

It took me about a third of the way to realize that the general was the male protagonist... I was drunk. This male protagonist was too uncharismatic. He was just like an idiot. I gave up.

Oh my god, I just realized that Time is Slow is also going to be made into a film and television. Does anyone know which film and television company this book is sold to? This book can be made into a drama if it is done well, but I am afraid that if it is adapted randomly to flatter the actors, it will ruin the book. 😭😭😭

Even if Shao Mingyuan is covered in cold poison, I don't sympathize with him! Since I didn't have a good impression at first, I didn't like this person either!

I really don't like people with a personality like Chi Can's. From a personal perspective, he seems quite cute, but I really think this person is super annoying.

The writing is good, but the bigger the layout would be, the more perfect it would be. Even though it's a plot with a heroine, it's important not to just have these men surround the heroine. If the layout is expanded, it would be even more perfect.

How about the male protagonist's role, don't be like Zhang Huan? Also, are there any old sayings where the male and female protagonists have almost the same roles, the tearful kind, and the main focus is on emotions. But don't torture me to the point of death.

The choice of the male protagonist is indeed correct. He is a good general, and I believe that even if the female protagonist has a deep relationship with him, he will still choose his country when faced with a choice between his family and his lover. On the other hand, the heroine falling in love with someone who has killed her is indeed something that most readers who have never been killed cannot understand. "You acted righteously and sacrificed me. I understand you, recognize you, and forgive you, but I can't fall in love with you again, and I can't hold hands with you for the rest of my life. I'm afraid I won't be able to sleep well at night."

Intellectually speaking, the male protagonist is right, but in the end, the male protagonist is still the general. It is really... Inexplicably aggrieved... The plot is bland, and the female protagonist is inexplicably loved... Can't the male protagonist be replaced by Chi Can? He is not hundreds of times better than the general... Abandoned article

I read the first 30% very quickly, the soul travels through the same time setting, and the story slowly unfolds. After 30%-50%, it slowly slows down. The author's writing style is okay, with occasional humor. Then I have read 67% so far. It may be a common problem in novels. I feel aesthetic fatigue, and then the male protagonist is determined. After who is it? Thinking about the roles of several male supporting actors, it is estimated that the eldest sister who has to torture the male supporting characters and then jump around repeatedly, Miss Jiang who relies on pampering and is arrogant and cannot be loved, emmm, the growth of the character's character is too slow, or maybe not. In fact, there are no people in this world who are born to be annoying, they are all nurtured, but both However, if you can develop it, there will be changes. Maybe the expectation will not be so much. If you continue reading, although it is not a running account, it feels like you are forcing yourself to read it. Generally speaking, it is a fairy grass for book lovers of 3 to 5 years. I am an omnivore and have read everything for more than 10 years. There may be a threshold problem, and then look at the author. Next one, I feel that the first half of each book should be good, that is, the direct relationship between the male and female protagonists is mainly driven and foreshadowed by the plot, but one thing missing in the expression method is the heart-pounding feeling. I don't know how the author's other books are like, check out the author's first book 2024.9.23 Leave Claws

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Coming from comics, I really like the calm and calm nature of the heroine.

Shao Guangman, Shao Mingyuan, the young general, Chen Guang, Guang Ye, Man... Qiao Zhao, Li Zhao. A sage uses his enlightenment to enlighten others

The first opportunity I came into contact with Liu Da's works was the broadcast of the TV series "Like Brocade". I saw a lot of people's love for the original novel and praise for Liu Da, so I downloaded the starting point and clicked on Liu Da's works. The first novel I read was not "Like Brocade" but I was attracted by the introduction of "Marriage before love" in the introduction. Then I read "Shaoguang Slow" and then clicked on Liu Da's other works one after another. The male and female protagonists in Liu Da's works each have their own characteristics. My favorite is this male and female protagonist. The female protagonist Qiao Zhao is talented, wise, strategic, brave and perseverant. She is proficient in all kinds of music, chess, calligraphy and painting. She is a perfect heroine, "a wise man uses his enlightenment to make others enlightened"; the male protagonist Shao Mingyuan has the righteousness of his family and country, ideals and ambitions, and is brave and resourceful. Many people are somewhat controversial about the plot where the male protagonist shoots the female protagonist in the beginning. They feel that it is unacceptable that the female protagonist ends up being together with the male protagonist. In the context of the time, on the enemy's wall, it is undoubtedly the best ending for the female protagonist to commit suicide to avoid being humiliated and killed by the Tatars. The male protagonist's arrow frees the female protagonist. The male protagonist knows that the female protagonist will eventually die of humiliation like other women in the North if she falls into the hands of the Tatars. The female protagonist also knows the same. The heroine is not a short-term boudoir girl who only understands love. On the contrary, she also has family and country justice and national integrity in her heart. Facing the Tatar coercion, she also wants to prevent the male protagonist from giving up the opportunity to regain the country for her alone. She understands what the male protagonist does. However, it is impossible for the heroine not to blame the hero. As they get along and come into contact later, the heroine gradually gets to know the hero more deeply. She knows that the hero owes King Rui a favor for treating Qiao Mo. She also knows that the hero is ashamed of his determination not to marry Qiao Mo. In order to protect her body, he took ice to aggravate the cold poison, and learned about the letter the male protagonist wrote to her in the North. The misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists was also slowly solved due to the female protagonist's identity as Li Zhao. Later, the male protagonist and the female protagonist returned to their hometown to investigate the Qiao family. The truth of fire is carefully and properly arranged, and there are many processes of getting along with the male protagonist. Without the male protagonist knowing the true identity of the female protagonist, the female protagonist slowly understands the male protagonist from the perspective of an onlooker, Li Zhao, and the female protagonist's complaints about the arrow shot by the male protagonist slowly disappear. As the heroine said to Jiang Shisan, "Because a long time ago, I knew that I would marry a man named Shao Mingyuan when I grew up. Maybe I was curious at first and noticed so many things about him, but slowly I forgot to open my heart and let other men in." "In my opinion, the male and female protagonists should be a natural match. The female protagonist understands the hero's family and country's justice and feelings, and the male protagonist also understands the heroine's determination to take revenge. The two trust each other, appreciate each other, let everything take its course, and get together naturally. I think that if the heroine had not gone to the North and been kidnapped by the Tatars, and successfully met the hero, or stayed in the capital to wait for the hero's triumph, the two would still have been a couple of gods, loving each other, and living a happy life. What attracted them was their inner core, but what they lacked was a chance for them to get along. Fortunately, the heroine's soul passed through Li Zhao and gave each other a chance to complete this life. As for the male protagonist kissing the heroine directly after learning her true identity, and the subsequent pursuit of his wife is even more greasy, I think it is just right. There are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand readers, which is also the biggest dessert of the book. It is the love that makes the male protagonist not express his emotions to the female protagonist, but after the male protagonist learns that the girl he admires is his wife, the male protagonist feels guilty, feels the joy, joy and a little bit of luck in regaining something, so it is understandable to express his love directly, and the male protagonist can also feel the "special" of the female protagonist towards him. As for the male partner in the book, Chi Can is influenced by his mother and has a somewhat unstable personality. He likes Li Zhao who has the core of Qiao Zhao. Let's not talk about their relationship. Their identities are very different. Chi Can's mother is blocking it, while Jiang Shisan From the beginning, there was no follow-up with the heroine. As Qiao Zhao, Jiang Shisan was a person who was killed by him with only a few encounters. As Li Zhao, Jiang Shisan was a Jin Linwei who did not want to have any intersection, and Jiang Shisan was Jiang Tang's adopted son. Being liked by the adopted sister is destined to marry the adopted sister, and he has no connection with the heroine. In terms of status, it is most suitable for the male protagonist and the female protagonist to be together. The male protagonist is the orphan of Zhenyuan Marquis and has military achievements. The female protagonist does not have to spend time in the back house. There is no dictating elders or intrigues in the back house life. She can sing harmoniously with the male protagonist and be happy. There is also a lot of wisdom in the book that has benefited me. "The reason why people laugh at the courage of ordinary people is because they ignore the power of wisdom." And "They are just seeking their own affairs in their own positions and adhering to the saint's teachings of "the ministers should be loyal to the king." However, if the ministers should be loyal to the king, how can the king ever make his ministers polite?" After seeing the end, we have reached the finale of the story. Just as the chapter title says, "Everyone has his own place", each character has his or her own ending, Yang Houcheng & Xie Shengxiao, Qiao Mo & Xu Jinghong, Zhu Yan & Su Luoyi, Chen Guang & Ice Green, Princess Zhenzhen & Long Ying. Mr. Chi, who had seen the best woman and was unwilling to give in, lived with his younger sister Chi Jiao, whose mother had a difficult childbirth. Jiang Shisan, the son of Prince Su, also committed suicide and fell off a cliff behind Qingliang Mountain after failing to instigate a war. Jiang He, who was loyal to him, also jumped off the cliff. My Zhaozhao also lived a happy life in Beidi and her courtyard, accompanied by the Li family and Brother Ze, Ah Zao and Brother Chun.