Riding the Phoenix

Cheng Luan is over. Although I feel a little bit sad about Ming Wei and Jiang Yan, I feel satisfied. There are no pitfalls and no regrets. It's good, it's really good! My mood is different from when I finished the previous book. I felt a little disappointed and sad after finishing the last book, because the heroine turned into a tree, and the hero turned into jade to accompany her. Although he has a spiritual body, it is not so complete after all. But this book is different. It ends very satisfactorily. Everyone has returned to their own trajectory and found their own suitable starting point. This clear and bright future is the result of the efforts of Ming Wei and Jiang Yan to change. I like this ending very much. Of course, what I love most is the character and temperament of the male and female protagonists. One is persistent, affectionate and unrepentant, the other is firm, smart and clever. The two are destined to be together. The beginning of the book is sad and heavy. After entering the main body of the story, a picture of a variety of different worlds unfolds. I really like the description and use of various mysterious arts in the book, including divination, astrology, witchcraft, talismans, etc. It is really mysterious and eye-opening. As a book lover who also likes writing, I really admire Yun Da's thinking logic and imagination. There are a lot of people writing fantasy novels in Qidian, and there are also a lot of female channels. There are not many authors who can catch the eye and make people want to read them. There are only a few authors who can really read them, and Yunda is one of them. Cheng Luan ended very successfully. The last few chapters made me feel so sad that I burst into tears. My tears were very low. The parting chapter really made people sad and sad 😭. The return also made people full of expectations and joy. The two finally experienced the past and present life and were together again. It was so good! This book is one of the most satisfying among Yun Da's novels that I have read so far. The ending is basically flawless, has no flaws, and is not anticlimactic😜. Looking forward to the new book in April! Mwah! 🌹❤️

You promise me alluring love, and I will give you a prosperous world. I traveled through time and traveled far and wide, just to meet you in your most beautiful years. I quietly watch the years and think of you silently, just to reconnect with you seventy years later. In my last life, I was like a duckweed, wandering around the world, lonely, and shouldering the responsibility of helping the world. In my last life, I was a lonely star. I spent half of my life floating around, and my whole life was in water. I suffered the pain of destroying my country alone. In this life, I don't have to be exhausted and look for opportunities alone. In this life, I will not wander around all my life, guarding Mang Mountain alone. Seventy years ago, you were waiting for me in Mangshan. Seventy years later, I will go to Mang Mountain to look for you. I am no longer a fortune teller, and you are no longer an emperor star. Times have passed and circumstances have changed, it is difficult to see old friends, things have changed and people have changed, and I shed tears when I want to speak. The legends and lovesickness of the past are all buried in the dust and lost in time. No one cares about it anymore. Only you are still by my side. You and I are no longer beautiful, only the love that travels through time, the everlasting promise, never, changes.

The original introduction to The Serious Good Bird: The number one scholar in the world is the Master of Life. Seventy years later, Mingwei, the life master, returned to Yongjia for eighteen years to save his master. From then on, there were no rules in this world's Taoism... Gentlemen: Why don't you take advantage of the wind and soar up to ninety thousand miles? Mingwei: That's exactly what I meant. If you feel that the revised version is not new, come here and take a look at it to reminisce. Don't read the new introduction. Who would let other channels be better than this one? ~

[Long Comment] Awan--my favorite girl (except Sister Ming) Actually, long comments are my shortcomings. I often can't find the point I want to express when writing, and it just seems scattered and incoherent. But after reading Chapter 711 and seeing Awan's story come to an end (or is it the end?), I really cried🐶. I couldn't help but want to write something for her. I struggled for several days and finally came up with this review. Please forgive me for the bad writing~ I still remember that when she first appeared, because she behaved more intimately with Xiao Yang, many people were scolding her and Xiao Yang; even after knowing that they were siblings, the situation did not improve much. In addition, Xiao Yang later fell in love with Ming Wei, and she always held an opposition attitude. I remember very clearly that Yunda asked us what was wrong with Ah Wan because a lot of people hated her. Personally, I like this little girl very much. She just has a very deep feeling for her brother, but it turns out that her brother falls in love with a "scumbag" who is obviously engaged but does not break off the engagement. It feels so worthless, isn't it? If I, the closest brother, had to pursue a married person, I would want to blow my head off. Later, because Mingwei chased Xiao Yang to the northwest, this girl was really impressed. Although she still had a tough talk, you could tell by looking at her words and deeds that it was just duplicity. So back at the Changsheng Temple, Mingwei was injured. She did not hesitate to step out to protect Mingwei, but she was captured by Su Tu. When she didn't know Su Tu's identity, the two met each other, so putting aside their identity and stance was a rare sincerity. She chose to stay because her home, relatives, and brothers were all here, not because she had no feelings. As a result, it was destined by God (here it means that the will of heaven is great, and it is more than the heart). Due to some combination of circumstances, she was taken away by Su Tu, and she had another life. Reading Chapter 711 again, I always knew that Awan was very good and so was Xiao Yang. But here I know that they are better than I thought. Ah Wan imitated her brother's appearance without realizing it, and finally became as outstanding as her brother. She chose to stay in the grassland, part of it was ideals, part of love, and part of it was unspoken, for the sake of her brother, so that the Great Northwest would no longer be a place that Northern Qi needed to constantly guard against. Yang Shu also understands her ideals, love, ambitions, and unspoken words. So I chose to let go and fulfill everything. So when I said goodbye, I reminded Su Tu not to forget his original intention. I cried over and over again after watching it, and I couldn't express my feelings. After thinking for a long time, maybe a metaphor is the most appropriate: This child is like a treasure that I have always cherished in the palm of my hand. I know that she has met someone who cherishes her more and is more suitable for her, but I am reluctant to let go, but I still have to let go. Finally, I just want to say: Goodbye Awan, no, goodbye Jiang Wan! You said you want to live the way you want, have your own ideals, and have your own ambitions. You have already done it, and you will continue to do better.

"Cheng Luan Zhi Ming Cheng Chapter" "Cheng Luan Zhi Ming Cheng Chapter" "See the princess." The guarding officer saluted the visitor respectfully. The woman in front of the soldiers is tall and straight, dressed in military uniform, and her bright face is two points more heroic than ordinary women. Princess Mingcheng, the eldest daughter of the Emperor of Da Qi, has been with the emperor since she was a child and was personally taught by the emperor. Now as the Emperor of Da Qi fights on the battlefield, her martial arts and strategy are not inferior to those of the generals in the army. In the army, from the generals to the soldiers, no one refuses to obey. In contemporary times, there is only one person who can do this as a woman.       ，：""      "，" After the report, Princess Mingcheng walked into the tent. At this time, there was a person in the imperial tent wearing a bright yellow imperial robe, with a military map hanging in front of him, and several generals wearing silver armor standing on both sides. Princess Mingcheng walked up to the Emperor of Da Qi and saluted: "My son, I will see you, my father." "Auntie, there is no need to be polite, get up quickly!" The emperor smiled and waved, "That's right, I have something to discuss with you." Several generals saluted in unison: "I will see the princess at the end." "You are all excused." Princess Mingcheng was as free and straightforward as any man. The Emperor of Daqi said: "Auntie, I and some of my dear friends are planning to attack Luoyanling in a few days. You should also come and listen and give us some ideas. Marshal Li, please tell us in detail the information obtained by the spies." "I obey the order." A middle-aged man who was nearly forty years old took the order and said immediately, "Your Majesty, Princess, the spies reported today that there are about 50,000 enemy troops on Luoyan Ridge..."  ...   Five days later, the Qi army fought with the enemy in Luoyan Ridge. Among the many fighting soldiers, a slender and tall figure wearing light armor and holding a three-foot silver sword was fighting with an eight-foot-tall enemy general. The long sword in Princess Mingcheng's hand glowed with silver light, and was as dexterous as a silver snake, attacking the weak points of the enemy general's defense with every move.          ，， The enemy general couldn't see the enemy, and his mind was working rapidly, trying to think of a way to temporarily avoid his attack. Before he could think of a way, a cold light was reflected in the eyes of the enemy general, and the silver sword reflected in his eyes quickly grew in size. An inexplicable chill rose from the bottom of his heart. Without thinking about anything else, he turned his wrist and raised his sword to ward off the silver sword that was coming quickly. It's a pity that it's a step too late. Princess Mingcheng's expression was stern, her bright face was filled with murderous intent, and the sword in her hand flashed with silver light as she swiped forward. The enemy general felt a stinging pain in his neck, and all his strength suddenly dissipated. With a "dang" sound, the sword in his hand fell to the ground, and the last touch of color in the world passed through his eyes. Blood spurted out from his neck, and the enemy general fell to the ground dead, raising a cloud of dust. After getting rid of this enemy, Princess Mingcheng glanced at it, found the next target, and flew forward.  …   After five hours, the Qi army won a great victory. During this battle, all the enemy soldiers who fought against Princess Mingcheng were not spared and became the souls of her sword.

I saw it a long time ago and abandoned it. Shuhuang accidentally read it again. This is the most annoying male and female protagonist I have ever seen. There is no other one. I would rather she died at the beginning. The heroine kept saying that the mother whose body was taken away from her was kind and affectionate to her, but it cost her her life. Mrs. Ming San, who was born in a family that would rather exterminate the entire clan than lose its integrity, endured huge humiliation and pain for 10 years for the sake of a nymphomaniac. In exchange for the mafia being soft-hearted and hopeful for the rest of her life, the heroine was stupid and self-righteous and went to the banquet instead, which led to her death. She was still in love with the hero, looking like she was lying down now that it was too late to rush back. She was a smart and powerful heroine who saved the common people. Did you really not foresee the consequences? Did you really not think that your benefactor would die? As for the male protagonist, he heard that the female protagonist wanted to go back and knock someone unconscious. When the investigation revealed that he had killed someone because of his fault, he felt no guilt and let out a long sigh of hypocrisy. It's just a story on paper, but it's the world in a book. Come to think of it, if Mrs. Ming San could speak, she would definitely want to eat the heroine's flesh and blood, and she would be cursed for life and death to not have a good death. She finally had to climb out of the mud pit, her daughter was taken away from her, and she was not dead enough. She also had to bear the stigma and bring shame to the family. Her death was used as a stepping stone to reveal the face of the evil person. He was obviously innocent and worked so hard. If he had known this, why not die innocently? For the author, such a story is needed to promote the plot, but from what I have seen, this is the most complete character. He is extremely elegant, knowledgeable and polite, trapped in filth, a strong mother, and in the end his life is tragic.

Yun Da's book is still long to be written, and it seems too early to evaluate the characters now, but in the process of the relationship between the male and female protagonists warming up, there is a stumbling block that people cannot ignore - Awan. In terms of identity, Awan is the male protagonist's cousin. Her existence is the same as the ignorant "sister-in-law" in other stories, but she is also different. Throughout the book, Awan's character can be said to be a contradictory synthesis of the antonyms of "coquettish" and "general knowledge". When she was coquettish, she could unreasonably say bad things to Ming Wei, and opposed Yang Shu and Ming Wei being together; when she was more mature, she would help Ming Wei put on a show to punish Ming's family, and even risked her life to protect Ming Wei when she was attacked in Beijing. She is not an absolute good person, but she is not bad-hearted. There is a clear distinction between good and evil, and there are principles. The only inappropriate thing is that Yang Shu is only regarded as the center of the world. It is a pity that Mingwei, who is loved and respected by Yang Shu, is exactly the opposite of her. In Mingwei's eyes, Yang Shu is never the only one. As for why she strongly opposed Yang Shu and Mingwei being together, the reasons Awan gave were that Mingwei was of low status, Mingwei was engaged, Mingwei didn't take Yang Shu seriously, etc. In addition, Yunda also used the heroine's mouth to give such a reason for "loving brother". Granted, these are all valid reasons. Before the chapter "Alone", I think Awan's reasons for opposing this relationship have been fully revealed. But after watching "Alone", I feel that there is a deeper reason that has not been discovered by everyone, and that is - the existence of Mingwei not only deprives Awan of her status as a maid/sister/secret admirer, but more importantly, the strong Mingwei also replaces her identity as Yang Shu's assistant. Let's think about it, what kind of existence was Awan like when Young Master Yang first appeared? She was as graceful as a noblewoman, and she was always at Yang Shu's side. She had some knowledge of medicine, and was superb in martial arts. She had to communicate everything Yang Shu said. Later, when Ming Wei fought with the Ming family, she was also the undercover supporter. When Yang Shu first planned to help Mingwei because of her outstanding abilities, Awan expressed her dissatisfaction that she wanted to learn all Mingwei's skills - as the young master's first right-hand man, she was not happy that the young master treated other capable women differently. Later on, when Mingwei really showed his strong side and paved the way for Yang Shu to kill the thorn, Ah Wan's dissatisfaction and frustration reached its peak. She told Ah Xuan that what she had always wanted to do became a reality because of an annoying person. In fact, she was saying that due to her limited ability, she could not make the young master no longer controlled by others, but the annoying Mingwei did it. Intellectually, she knows that Mingwei is not an annoying person, and her ability is enough for her to be inferior. But emotionally, she cannot accept her own incompetence (under the background of Mingwei), and she does not want to lose her position as Yang Shu's assistant. As for whether Ah Wan has romantic feelings for Yang Shu, I don't think so. Otherwise, if Mingwei didn't go to the northwest, it would just fulfill her wish. Why would she be so angry because Mingwei didn't go to the northwest? Ah Wan's hostility towards Ming Wei is motivated by possessiveness, but I'm afraid it's more because Ming Wei's freedom and strength are exactly what she wants but doesn't have.

The heroine's mother is dead, and Yang Shu is still there teasing one beauty after another. How insane. I turned to the end and found out that he is the male protagonist. I was really speechless...

I couldn't stand watching the heroine's mother die... The hero kept the heroine and refused to go back, which indirectly led to her mother's death. Although her mother knew too much that she would die sooner or later, but if the hero hadn't kept the heroine and she came back, her mother would not have gone to find her fourth uncle, found out that her father was not dead, and finally killed her and silenced her. She knew that with her daughter's weakness, she would not refuse no matter what she asked the heroine's mother to do, so it was not because the heroine never came back, her mother would not have gone to find them, and she would not have been silenced. If you want to say from the male protagonist's point of view that you don't trust the female protagonist, then at least don't write them together. You say her mother deserves to die, but at least the female protagonist won't die so early when she comes back, right? It has nothing to do with the male protagonist, right? So why does it have to be written to keep the heroine and cause her mother to die? Um?

The male protagonist shows no respect for women at all as soon as he appears. The first impression of this male protagonist is not good. Then he detained the heroine. If the heroine hadn't been knocked unconscious, maybe her mother wouldn't have died. I don't know why the heroine doesn't mind this at all, I'm speechless😒