Royal Psychologist

This article is actually a group drama. From a reader's perspective, my favorite character is actually Persimmon, because she has a strong sense of presence and a very clear growth trajectory, making her feel more developed than the heroine who was stereotyped from the beginning. From the perspective of web novels, is Persimmon a villain? From the perspective of female romance novels, he seems to be a very qualified infatuated male lead (although I actually feel that the existence of the male protagonist's brother is really weak), but from the perspective of the heroine's career line (?), He is probably considered a villain. But just like I put a question mark, Bailing actually has no career line. The story of Lark is purely the story of a drowning man struggling in the water, and a little bird desperately trying to escape from its cage. Although many characters in the article are repeated interpretations of this intention, Bai Ling is the most unambitious (?). As mentioned in the article, people like Kakiko Heihara-kun have a very clear career line, or a sense of responsibility, hatred of the country and the family. In fact, Bai Ling himself does not have this kind of burden, and he is not a person who has the lofty ambition to create peace for all generations. In other words, Bailing herself is very focused on life, focusing on her own little land, and will help those around her when they are in trouble. It can be said that the pattern is not very big, and she is really a very ordinary and ordinary girl. After all, it's just a lark, not an eagle or a lion. After all, Bai Ling is still the heroine, and my brother is really a marginal character... (Although they are together in the end) I 100% believe that there is no orthopedic plot. I really doubt that even if they are said to be husband and wife at the end, it is actually just a pretense (otherwise it would be suspicious for brothers and sisters to live together). However, it is normal for adults to have sex... In the actual book, I feel that Bai Yi and Bai Ling have no ambiguous emotions. The brother and the princess have a much stronger sense of CP. But in the end, this result is taken for granted. I think this ending has the same meaning as a tired bird returning to its roost. From the whole book, Boyi is like Bai Ling's shadow, or an anchor. After all, Bai Ling himself is a very drifting person. If Bai Ling is struggling in the water, then my brother is the one who reaches out his hand on the shore. Otherwise, even if he struggles, he will not know the direction. Even if he releases the bird back into the forest, he will not know where to fly. Such a coordinate exists. After all, they are the only two 52 Hz whales, the only beacons in a lonely world. So being with my brother feels more like hugging each other for warmth than love. However, the relationship between Bai Ling and his elder brother is obviously much harmonious. The elder brother is basically a male version of Bai Ling. I saw a section in the article about Bai Ling feeling that his choice of words and sentences was different from that of men. Comparing the plot of his brother carving Lin Zexu's inscription, I felt this very clearly. If I had to describe their relationship, it would be like "loving you like I love myself". In contrast, the relationship between the heroine and Persimmon is truly an intimate relationship issue. If there is a love line in this book, it is obvious that it is Persimmon's love line. It can be said to be the master of experiencing heartbeat, longing, and longing without being hurt or guilty. From the heroine's point of view, the little emperor's troubles were really ugly, but the little emperor's thoughts were revealed so clearly that I could only feel sad for him. After all, it is first love. The biggest problem with the little emperor is that he is too young. If the princess was still alive, the little emperor and Bai Ling would not be able to reach this point. He would just vent all his adolescent problems on Bai Ling. Adolescent boys are inherently difficult to deal with, but power amplifies the problem a thousand times or ten thousand times. I was probably in a state of dysfunctional personality, and it was really a huge blow to have my grandfather die and my parents die all of a sudden. The little emperor's persistent pursuit of Bai Ling reminds me of when Persimmon hugged the princess and refused to let go, and Bai Ling carried the phantom of Zhen's body. I feel that the little emperor's refusal to let Bai Ling go is a continuation of his refusal to accept the death of his mother. But the problem is that not everyone in the world is fucked. The power gave him the illusion and prolonged the fantasy of Chuunibyou, but we all know what the truth is. I think the final letting go is also the beginning of the little emperor finally growing up and no longer looking at the world so egoistically. But I think the love of the little emperor is still very real. Love itself is full of paranoia, control, dominance, and mutual harm, just like what Bai Ling himself said about Bluebeard's room. Maybe it's because I'm younger, so I can sympathize more with the little emperor's growth experience. To be honest, the plight of the Bai brothers and sisters is more like a mid-life crisis. It's always a bit sad to go around in circles. The final ending is really written very euphemistically, with the flash of swords and shadows condensed in the history books. In fact, the author was a little gentler, because I personally always feel that my life is short, but it would be too cruel to leave my brother alone in this world, or in fact, this is the original appearance of life. You feel that you have gone through vicissitudes of life and are about to die, but after a while of self-cultivation, you become a good man again. Looking back at the encounters in your youth, you can face it with a smile.

I have followed this book all the way from when it only had a few dozen chapters to now. During this period, I have barely read novels, but I have never been able to put this book down. I am really grateful to the author, because I am also a psychology major (although not in the consulting field), but I have always felt that many people have misunderstandings about psychology. Every time someone asks me if I can read minds, I feel dumbfounded. In fact, psychology is also a science and a subject based on experiments. Thanks to the author for his rigorous attitude and lack of mythological psychology. I was really moved by what I read. Another reason why I couldn't put this book down is because I really like everyone described in the book, especially the heroine of course. In recent years, stories about strong women have suddenly become very popular. I used to like reading those mindless and cool stories, but I skipped them. At present, this is the only book that makes me feel that the heroine has a truly independent spirit, not relying on golden fingers, not relying on fancy dramatic conflicts and plots, but her firmness when faced with every choice. She is more like a "person" than a created "god". I even feel that her confusions are too real, and they are also confusions that I will encounter in life. Originally, when I saw the recent article about Berlin's "Appearance Dinner", I thought there would be a little **, but after reading it later, I found that the author is still accurate and self-controlled as usual. There are no familiar routines, only serious treatment. After reading it, I was surprised and sighed. It seems that refreshing articles are still more popular now. The author does not show off her story skills, but is close to the real psychology itself. Sometimes I even feel that the author is more like a scholar! (It would be great if all the papers were so easy to read! Cry (Of course there are many favorite parts that I won't go into details one by one, just my own feelings and understanding.) Although the author said that he is not a consultant, I think it is really great. I really appreciate the author's attitude and his rigorous and diligent writing. And The references in the article also show that the author is usually a thoughtful and cultivated person. He likes the intertwining of philosophical ideas. This is the first time I have written a book review in so many years! (It's so hard to wait for the update 😭.)

To be honest, I always feel depressed when reading this book. Whether it is Bo Ling or Chen Yicong, everyone's life is filled with profound loneliness. And this loneliness cannot be resolved, because in this era, no one can understand them, no one can see the real them. Although Chen Yicong has a country's affairs that distract him, I still feel that there are some things that are always gnawing at his spirit. Not thinking about them is nothing more than diverting his attention and making himself less painful. But it's good not to think about it. You can't get back what you lose, and you can never get what you want. The position of the king of a country may not be that bad, but for the prince, I think the description of "countless hands dragging him into the cold and boundless darkness" is quite suitable. Maybe it's true that no one can save him. As for Berlin, some people are indeed willing to die if they are not free, but they are not so easy to be willing to die. With wisdom and courage, he pursues his ideals and hopes and tries to create his own happiness. No matter how many times you are defeated, there is no way to compromise or give up, even if the more you struggle, the more pain and despair you will face. Sometimes I even hope that she will stop persisting and be smoothed out, but as expected, I don't want her to change anyway. The author writes so well that I am so excited to read psychology and philosophy-related content in the book~ Every character is vivid and real, the description of the environment and scenery is very good at highlighting the character's heart, and the words and sentences are also very beautiful and delicate. Seeing that Bai Ling and Bai Yi finally reunited, I was so happy that I cried! I hope that Bo Ling can live freely with her edges and corners, accompanied by love.

Since I was raising my first assistant, I came over to read some old books. My first feeling after reading it was, how should I put it, mixed feelings. But I still have to say, it's beautiful. This is not a very "perfect" story. The process was not so thrilling, and the heroine did not have a smooth journey. When I watch it, I feel heartache, and my heart aches for them. The protagonist's family struggles to survive in the imperial power; the prince that many people liked at the beginning did not become the male protagonist; many lovable supporting characters died or had no ending... When reading the book, we will cry, laugh, regret, and be happy. We may wonder, if the princess had not died, would the prince and Bai Ling have a good ending? Without Mr. Hengyuan, whether Bai Ling could have escaped on the 28th of the twelfth lunar month would not have been so troublesome. ...... Life is full of regrets and unpredictability. Everyone is not omnipotent, everyone has weaknesses. Lark will be depressed because he killed someone, even if that person deserved it. She is not a very cold-hearted person, nor is she a completely kind person like Dr. Bai. The prince is worried about gains and losses, and is afraid of the sudden departure of his beloved. Power gives him the feeling that he can do anything and no one else will blame him. ...... Everyone is drifting apart, and everyone has their own way to go. I have always been a person who, how should I say, likes happy endings. I will feel uncomfortable because of their views on Bai Ling (traitor, despicable) I will feel sorry because the prince and Bai Ling cannot be together But I will always respect the author's ideas and ideas, and the ideas and personality of each character. Unfortunately, the Crown Prince and Bai Ling do not necessarily have to be together. After what they have experienced, how could they be? (Sighs deeply) That's it for now. My long comments are always messy, I hope you don't find it objectionable.

To be honest, if it weren't for the statement written by the author at the beginning, I would have probably gone through the process of fourteen - persimmon - fourteen - persimmon - the two parties are uncertain about guessing the male protagonist. In fact, the description of some plots by these two people, especially persimmon, is too much like they have taken the male protagonist's script. According to my preference in reading novels in the past, I should have hit a big wall with Fourteen Frame now - of course I still like Fourteen very much - but after reading the whole story, my favorite character is actually Bo Yi, a character who is a little stubborn, contradictory, and even a little naive compared to Bo Ling. The author spent a lot of ink in the early stage to describe Bai Yi's "stubbornness". Whether it was his attitude toward his father or his disgust for the "natural class" of that era. At first, I felt that this kind of stubbornness was really mature, but when I saw the change in Bai Yi's attitude towards Princess Yikang after she saved her, I suddenly felt that this kind of stubbornness - I am friends with you, it must be because you are a good person (like Mr. Zeng, and the princess after being captured), if I bow to you, it must be because I have to save the lives of my family - it is simply cute. This is probably the greatest concession and preservation of a modern soul in a specific era. I think it is precisely because of this stubbornness from the modern soul that Boyi has become Boling's lamp in some respects - as long as Boyi still stands there for her to see, even if she is involved in the darkness, she can always remember where she came from and what she wants. Having said that, let's talk about the relationship between Bo Ling and Bo Yi. Even though I knew that the future love line should be with my brother, I still really wanted to side with Boling and Shi Shi, and sometimes I thought Persimmon was also good. However, after I read the two parts "Because You Can't Even Cry" and "Bluebeard's Story", I shamefully sided with brother and sister - because these two people are so perfect for each other! These two parts are really confessions of two people. In these two parts, Boy Yi and Bo Ling exposed their weaknesses and uneasiness to each other either directly or implicitly, out of their understanding and trust of each other, and the reliance of two lonely souls on each other. If you can't even cry, then I'll cry for you. If you have a lot of past and insecurities hidden in the attic, that's okay. You can slowly let me know and I'll bury them for you. Me:... I am brother and sister! I stand! I stand ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! Such two people, not to mention the extreme situation of both traveling to ancient times, even if they are still in modern times, it is quite suitable. Now look back at the "mate selection criteria" mentioned by Bai Ling and the imperial concubine: good heart, able to talk, able to communicate well, and loyal and dedicated. It seems that many people can meet the requirements, but when I think about it, I feel that this is actually Bo Yi - he can not only achieve these conditions, he can achieve the ultimate! I wrote so many bits and pieces, all based on my own understanding and imagination, hahaha. Now that Bo Ling's life experience is known, Bo Yi probably is not his father's biological child (Bo Yi's life experience should be related to another plain handkerchief... It's so hard to think about my father like this...) You can rub your hands and look forward to how the line between Bo Ling and Bo Yi will develop (the two of them still see each other as brother and sister, which is too difficult for me...) Hehehehehehe. Come on, the author, you write slowly and I read slowly (๑ `▽´๑)۶

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​It's been a long time since I've been surprised and refreshed by a book. I read it all in one go. I haven't played games or anime, and I really can't put it down. The characters in the whole book are very warm, there are bad people in it, and there are more good things that can be done, which is very warm. I like the supporting characters very much, each one has its own personality and its own shining point, and they are not there to serve the protagonist. The story is very logical and will not force you to suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder, nor will you suddenly die from cancer after reading two chapters. The writing style is very good. It can be seen from the article that the author is very knowledgeable and well-read, and there is no excessive nonsense. It can be said that this book not only fully satisfies the novelty and interest of old bookworms, but also allows you to understand something, which is even more rare. It is difficult to agree with everyone, and it is impossible for every reader to like it. This is my first time writing a book review. I just hope that readers who have not read it will not be influenced by the reviews and miss it. That would be a real pity.

90，      ，，， Unless you change someone else, I will read all the books you write in my life I haven't had this addictive feeling for a long time. When I saw 3:30 in the morning I can feel every character from beginning to end like a bone. The vertical and horizontal lines are clear, the logic of the characters and the background are smooth from beginning to end. I haven't had this feeling in a long time. It's so cool! And the author, I really like the sentences or thoughts you extracted from classic works and integrated them into the story. The thoughts are profound and meaningful, which makes people enjoy it The author, your writing is so great~~ (dancing)

The more I read, the more I feel out of breath. It's not that my wife's writing is not good. I just feel that when I put myself in Berlin, I feel like I am going through another difficult life. Life is too difficult. I always want to read some pleasant novels to escape from reality. I was attracted by my wife's light-hearted introduction. After reading the article, I realized that it is not that easy, and another person was added. It was so heavy that I didn't dare to read it anymore, but it actually made me feel the authenticity of the world written by my wife. I like this authenticity. This authenticity is more important than pleasantness. It allows me to reflect reality and feel many things. I sometimes think that if Berlin was a real person, I think I would admire him very much. And if I really follow the introduction, it is enjoyable, but I always feel that something is missing. If it doesn't fall apart in the later stage, I think it will be another masterpiece. Come on, madam (ง •̀_•́)ง

Although I can't read a hundred chapters. But I have to say that the author's writing is really good. I graduated in psychology, and my writing about psychological counseling is very professional, and I am very comfortable with it. In the past, I was most disgusted with those who wrote about psychological knowledge. Especially when I went to ancient times for psychological consultation, the profound psychological descriptions, professional judgments, and human relationships were written with great authenticity. In most of the ancient romances I have seen in the past, the characters seemed to be floating in the clouds. They were like dummies and could not be touched. I can feel the people written by the author, they are realistic, and the characters are very vivid and in-depth Although this is only the second novel written by the author, I have to say that you are really great, and you have written a different flavor from others I want to learn this from you Come on, I will give you more votes~

This is a book that I have been following for a long time. I read it in two days from the fifth volume to the end. The last few chapters made me burst into tears. When I finished the book, it felt like I was in another world, with mixed feelings. Maybe it was because Shi Shi found something he liked and the person he liked and was no longer lonely, or maybe it was because he saw Huang Gong. Perhaps it was because of the love for the characters that he saw the affirmation of Chen Yizong by later generations, perhaps because Baihua Kiln has not been forgotten in the long history, or perhaps because Bai Ling and Bai Yi lived anonymously and freely in Qiansang. And perhaps more emotion is because so many episodes of life have finally turned into a few exhibits and a conversation in the museum. Just like the complete psychological lecture notes that were discovered a long, long time later, everything that Boling and Bai Yi experienced in the Great Zhou Dynasty can only be discovered and determined by future generations. Unfortunately, Boling's desperate times and bravery will not be known to anyone. The five volumes of Back Alley, Harem, Court, Baihua Kiln, and Northern Territory tell the story of Boling dealing with danger and despair, but longing for ordinary life. They also describe the pain of two modern souls who cannot adapt to the feudal dynasty. Fortunately, they have each other, who can discuss Western mythology and philosophy, dance a waltz, and sing a few modern songs. All in all, if there are other time travelers in the future, I believe that Bai Ling Bai Yi will become their "Bai Zhen". I might watch it again in the future to understand every game of chess and every obscure metaphorical conversation between Bo Ling, Heng Yuanjun, and Lan Zhijun. Finally, forgive me for only using one word to summarize this book: profound. Thank you to the author for writing such a profound novel┏ (^ω^)=

[No spoilers] Simple and clear book recommendation This book is more like a literary work than ordinary time-traveling works. It is not a cool novel, a strong female character. Friends who don't like brainless cool novels and don't care about whether the process is happy can come and read it. Less sugar, HE ending [Spoiler warning below] It's rare to stay up late to read a book again. Although I have been very busy recently, I still want to write a little reflection. I don't read much and my writing is not good, so please forgive me. First of all, there is no doubt about the author's literary quality. It can be seen that he usually covers a wide range of reading. At this point, he can crush most female channel writers at Qidian (I won't comment blindly if I don't watch male channels). After reading this book, I have also planted several works. I want to read Li Sao when I have time in the future, I want to read Zhang Zao's works (that one written in the mirror is really good), and I also want to read Russell's works... Although it will probably be a long, long time before I have time to calm down and read a book... Although I also want to study without missing a book, but I always I feel that in recent years, I can only live up to my time by studying hard. Although good literary works are very attractive to me, I can only put them aside for the time being Haha, not to mention so much else, in short, this book is worth reading. The author's description of scenes and emotions is beautiful, and his grasp of human nature is also quite deep (this is probably due to the author's psychological counseling background?). The old lady who had nothing to do when she was old and insisted on going her own way, the late emperor who took his wife to be buried with him before his death, the little emperor who loved but couldn't help but gradually became abnormal (Persimmon:??? I'll kill you in three days)... Some of their actions may be unexpected, but they are still reasonable after all. This is a big part of the reason why I like this book... Good books all have their own merits. I think the author's book is like a mirror. There are many people, many things, and many human natures in it. Although they are only about the characters in the book, they reflect myself. I was also able to revisit my stories and sort them out again while reading the book. Although I still have a lot to say, I won't be able to finish today's study if I procrastinate any longer ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ Slip away To the author Well written, I like it very much I will keep up the good work in the next book~ I will definitely read it best, A reader

I have nearly fifty chapters saved, and I have read some intermittently. I just caught up on the ones I haven't read today. Ever since Mr. Hengyuan told Chen Yi that Cong Boling was leaving, I already had some premonitions about the future direction. Half a month ago, I couldn't bear the tragedy that I expected. I cried when I saw Berlin's letter to Fourteen. In fact, as a reader, I also felt a sense of powerlessness. Although I read it from a God's perspective, I could not change the development of the plot, whether outside or inside the book. At the same time, it was also very clear that it was precisely because of such a situation that the story developed like this. There is a faint sadness lingering in my heart from beginning to end. I have to say that the author's writing is really good.

The work is indeed beautiful. But it makes people feel a sense of depression for no reason. It seems that I am entering another difficult life through the screen of my mobile phone. There is intrigue and intrigue there, and if you are not careful, you will die without a burial place. We must also pay attention to crises that may or may not occur. To speculate on their psychology, those in power, the era when imperial power was supreme. I have watched countless palace fighting dramas, but this step of palace fighting, which cannot be called a palace fighting, made me feel a kind of depression. I gave up writing halfway, maybe because I am not strong enough. So this book, goodbye! When I really grow up and can truly accept it, then I think I will read it again.

I'm here to praise this book. Because the author said he needs a rainbow fart. I think this book is very well written. I like all the characters in this book. I especially like Mrs. Zhen, I especially like Persimmon, and I especially like Dad. Every image is imperfect and every image is three-dimensional. So much so that I felt that the most unreal parts of this story were the heroine, Heng Yuanjun, and Lan Zhijun. (Heng Yuanjun and Lan Zhijun are too far away from the heroine, and as the protagonist, the heroine will be more or less idealized, and distortion is inevitable) Life is not that perfect. All bitterness is so real. And reality gives people the feeling of being alive. The only flaw may be that the second half of the book, when Berlin goes north, serves as a connecting point for the plot, connecting the previous and the following, but it is lengthy and boring. This book is probably not a good book. When reading this book, I felt more or less like exploring the evil of human nature. Just like after Persimmon became emperor, it would be impossible to let Boling go - this is almost inevitable. If things don't develop like this, it will appear distorted. Persimmon remained calm in the end, which was an ending that surprised me a little. I think this ending is quite ideal. Feudal society was not that friendly. I'm glad this book is a HE.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​In addition to expressing my inner thoughts, it is actually the first time I want to leave some traces of my past in a book, because I really want to commemorate it (so I may not have written it well, let's just treat it as a memory for the future, but there is a sentence written in front - the author's big knife is really powerful). In fact, before reading "The Psychologist", I had not read a novel for a long time, so it can be regarded as a whim. By chance, I clicked into "The Psychologist", and the result was out of control.         ，，，， This book review will briefly talk about the characters. Speaking of characters, there are actually many characters that I like, so I will just pick a few favorites. The first one is the Qu family in the palace (and is willing to call her Qu family instead of the imperial concubine). She went from being bored at the beginning to being willing to try under Berlin's treatment, and finally decided to die with her infant son. To be honest, it was actually very depressing to watch, but in the end I was happy for him but sad at the same time. I was happy that she bravely made her own choice for the first time. I thought she had actually ushered in a new life, but I was worried about her. I was worried that such a kind person needed to use this method to usher in a new life. Maybe this is the tragedy of the feudal era. The second one is our Eunuch Huang. I would like to describe his life as a rough one, but compared to some other people in the article, it was relatively good. I like him. In addition to his brilliance as an elder who always thinks of Boling, I also like his personality, especially the words he said when he met Boling at the end, which made people burst into tears! (Speaking of this, I can't help but praise the author's great writing power. Everyone in the article has a different personality charm, which is very attractive) The third one is Zhen. This is really a very powerful person. This powerful, I think he is a bit like Qu, but not entirely. She can be said to be the mainstay of the family. What I see more of is a mother who is strong in motherhood. Her character is really super super super 👍. If she and Prince Gong are in love, then I don't think it is enough to describe her love for Persimmon. But in the end, the author really caught me off guard. It was so uncomfortable that I even felt unhappy. It was so depressing that it took me a long time to read it again.          ，，，， Although the story is biased towards reality and can even be said to be depressing, everyone's ups and downs seem to be happening right in front of their eyes, just like reading a real biography.          ，，，，，！

I'm so annoyed by this emperor, he always pesters the heroine,

When will Lin Jieyu be offline? But it makes me so sick (▼ dishes▼)

It's been a while since I've read a novel that makes people unable to stop reading it.

I actually think that the brother and the heroine should be a couple. Isn't this idea a bit dangerous? Hahaha~ The writing is great, I like it~

Some people say that this is a palace fighting essay (or political fighting essay) disguised as psychology, but I disagree. When writing about struggle, emphasis is placed on friend and foe, separation, victory and defeat. What is important is the twists and turns of the process, the victory of the protagonist, the growth of power, and the improvement of power. The literature that explores people's hearts emphasizes communication, understanding, and motivation. The focus is on the depth of the human heart, the protagonist's mental growth, and the understanding of others and himself. The former has many excellent works, while the latter has few excellent works. This novel, so far, is the latter. I hope it will be the best of the latter.

I stayed up all night and read all the updated chapters. From the very beginning when Persimmon had a crush on Bai Ling, I knew it was over. No matter how kind a person is, when he begins to have supreme power, he will inevitably use all possible means to seize what he wants, not to mention that Persimmon is only 17 years old. Prince Gong only loves himself from the beginning to the end, so he wants the princess to accompany him to death, regardless of the fact that Persimmon has not fully grown up yet and needs someone to remind him at all times, and the person who can give advice can only be the princess. If the book were changed, Bai Ling would stay and become the queen, and then rule the world with Persimmon, which might not be a good ending. However, in this book, Bai Ling would not lock herself in a golden cage. The author said at the beginning that Bai Ling would be with his brother. I can't imagine that the relationship between two people will change from family to love, but this is a matter of course. The degree of compatibility between their minds and souls is unmatched by any ancient people. For Bai Ling, no matter how good others are and how much they love her, they are still people from another world. She can treat others as friends and relatives, but they will never be soul mates. I don't understand what love is all about, but in such a strange environment, you are the only one who understands everything I say, understands everything I want to do, and has the same worldview and moral values, that means we are destined to be together. I was very surprised to find such a treasure book in a female channel. Every time I read some chapters, I had to stop and think deeply about some philosophical principles. I almost thought I was reading some professional literature: D. I am looking forward to the follow-up development of this book, and hope that the author can bring some different surprises.

First of all, I have to say that the author is so gentle to write such gentle words. While reading the book, some book friends' comments really made me angry. When I responded, I went from questioning to replying, and unknowingly it reached the point of character attack. In the end, the author deleted my last comment. [This is my problem and I sincerely apologize. Bow. Jpg] Only then did I realize that I actually cared so much about book reviews that were different from the author's plot arrangements, and I also discovered that my reaction was because I firmly defended the author's settings and arrangements. I have too high expectations for it. It is not an ordinary ancient time-travel romance novel. I sincerely support the union of two free and tenacious souls. Therefore, whether it is the prince, the fourteenth or the princess, I do not support any of them to be with the male and female protagonists. It's hard to get along with liking this kind of thing. I really love the exchange between Boling and Boyi on many issues in the book - when talking to you, I am me and you are you. We understand each other and we can disagree with each other, but I will not ask you to submit to me. On most issues, we are both rational. , On a few issues, even if we are irrational, we can continue to discuss it when we calm down. We care about each other and are independent of each other - on the basis of the balance of passion (emmm, there is no such thing at the moment...), Intimacy, and commitment, this is really a perfect love. I personally feel that even if the male and female protagonists are together, the relationship between them is higher than love. They are lonely and passionate souls who can comfort each other. I can't imagine what it would be like if only one of them was in the world of Dazhou. Can they stick to their original aspirations, stick to the bottom line, and live with their background... To sum up, Bai Yi and Bai Ling are simply the perfect companion setting in the time-travel novel. Hehehe, of course, the element and role of love in this book is not very big (I always feel that using the word "love" is vulgar... Emmm), I hope everyone is well I have only read half of it, and the author's writing is really good. 🤭🤭🤭 I'm going to study next time... I'll see you next time. I hope this article is finished. Goodbye book friends! Come on, author!

Hello dear readers~ This building is specially built. I hope that when you see any errors or omissions in the article, you can directly leave a message in this building to point them out. Due to the particularity of the subject matter, this book will inevitably involve some professional content. As the author, I will try my best to present the facts I understand, but I am not a professional psychological counselor and cannot guarantee that the content is professionally error-free. During the reading process, if you find professional errors, typos, or other plot setting bugs, you can leave a message directly on this floor with the format: "Chapter Finally, this novel is an imaginary historical text, and all symptom descriptions and diagnoses involved cannot be directly used as a basis for judging the actual situation. Please speak freely and communicate in a friendly manner. If anyone comes up and trolls people indiscriminately... I may directly delete the post and block them. Grateful! (Bow. Gif

Why are there so many people supporting Persimmon and the heroine? The official match is obviously very good. The author also handles the relationship between brother and sister CP very well. They were both modern adults before, but in ancient times they took on the skin of brother and sister. However, in fact, the two have no blood relationship. They only developed emotional lines after knowing their backgrounds. If you must have a CP, then Boyi is the best choice. His soul comes from modern times. Like Berling, he has experienced the same shadow of death of relatives in modern times. His knowledge and cultivation are equivalent to Berling. I think, as a person who has traveled from modern times to ancient times, it is a great comfort to find that there is another person from modern times with whom I can communicate. And the article also describes too many changes in Persimmon and the changes that power brings to people. What can be the ending between Persimmon and Bo Ling? The rights between the prince and the princess are quite equal, but once the prince becomes the emperor, he will be the one in charge. No matter how many restrictions are placed on him, he still has an advantage that is difficult to ignore. And Persimmon is the next person to hold the black child. If Bo Ling is with her, he is nothing more than the next caged bird, a real lark.

Bo Ling, as a psychiatrist and a modern time traveler, even if he had no love experience, Chen Yicong should have clearly expressed his love for her from that rainy night. It's really to the point where even a junior high school student can see it. Why can Boling still turn a blind eye? Even if Bo Ling is really a love idiot, as a modern psychologist, can Bo Ling really not be able to analyze his position in Chen Yicong's heart these years? (At least Qinyuan's Ming Gong knew it very well) When Bai Ling planned to fake his death to escape, did he ever think about the consequences of failure of this plan and the consequences of success of this plan! Failed, Chen Yicong knew that the person he had always trusted had been deceiving him. Will he choose to forgive when Boling left? Or just imprison the Berlin family? Success? Chen Yicong has already lost his mother because of his father's cowardice, and now he has lost his beloved again! ? Will he cheer up after being sad, or will he become like Emperor Jianxi? There are too many unstable factors, not to mention that Chen Yicong is no longer the prince, he is the emperor, and everything he receives will be reflected on the country tenfold and a hundredfold, not to mention that there is a Ming Gong secretly, which is equivalent to running away with a time bomb on his back. I don't believe that a smart and calm Bo Ling could do such a stupid thing in the early stage. Or should I say that the death of Concubine Qu really had a great impact on Bo Ling, and it has reached the level of "destroying intelligence" A thousand words can be said in one sentence: "I stand with Persimmon and Bai Ling, and I beg Ke Yao to help you greatly."

It's been a long time since I've seen such a good book that analyzes ancient stories. I used to read Shuangwen to see how the heroine cheated and strategized, how good people got good endings, and how miserably the people who opposed the protagonist died. It seems that I haven't shed tears for the people in the book for a long time. I feel that I am really involved in the story. I won't talk about it anymore and let me cry for a while.

It's really well written. I haven't seen such a profound story in a romance novel for a long time. I'm tired of watching dramas where the heroine slaps her in the face, or stories about time travel and female supporting characters. They are all in the same routine. But Bo Ling is not the same. Her independence, her knowledge, and her empathy all make me feel her alienation as a living person from the beginning to her integration later. The author's writing style is also very good. I will continue to support him.

As a grown man, I actually watched it with gusto 😏

After being short of books for so long, I finally found a good book and read it in one sitting. I liked everything the author wrote, and I really liked the attitude he wrote about his own writing in the book. I like reading because I want to see other people's worlds and different ideas. If everything revolves around established patterns, novels written for pleasure and bestsellers will have no soul. All the characters in it are flesh and blood, with shining points of humanity as well as their weaknesses and shortcomings. In many characters, you can see your own reflection points, and the resonance at that moment feels particularly real and comfortable. I feel that every character is alive. General Shen, who has made many achievements for the country throughout his life but cannot escape the judgment in his heart, Eunuch Huang who hides countless secrets but is more like a bystander, even the Yan mother and daughter who met by chance on the dart, and the red-haired girl on the grassland, every soul is special and vivid. Regarding the entanglements of several protagonists in the play, I thought Boling would be with Fourteen at first, but then I found that I am vulgar (maybe because I prefer loyal dogs). At the end, I saw the conversation between Boling and Fourteen, and Fourteen did not appear at the end. Suddenly I saw a soul that was finally free. This freedom, Fourteen, who was finally relieved of all the burdens, and who was finally able to live for himself, suddenly moved me a little. In the end, it is understandable that Boling and his brother are together. I read many comments that are unacceptable. It is simply because the author wrote too few emotional dramas and did not turn the corner. However, it is very reasonable to infer based on common sense. When we were in the "youth hotel" on the roadside, we could actually see the comfort that the brother's existence had on Boling's soul. I am a clumsy person and I have just read the entire book. I have a lot of turbulent emotions in my heart but I cannot describe them even ten thousandth. Finally: Come on, author! Go your own way! It's really hard to find a good book when reading nowadays. There are too many fast-food writings. We tried each one one by one and were disappointed... I haven't read so much in a long, long time!

These recent plots are really tragic and heart-wrenching. Even though there is depression in the darkness, my heart longing for the light is extremely firm. Similar novels, such as "Countless Rain Beats the World" (author: Lu Menke) and "Two Worlds" (author: The Empty-Handed Guest), are both thought-provoking and worth savoring.