Sun and Moon Shine Together

The world often says of men: "A hero's origins don't matter." But women are treated exceptionally harshly, often viewed with prejudice. Those who end up in prostitution are scorned and forever branded with shame! Therefore, gender equality is not something that can be achieved overnight; it requires a continuous change in people's mindsets and attitudes.

After much anticipation, "The Sun and the Moon Shine Together" is indeed impressive, possessing neither effeminate sentimentality nor lacking in pastoral charm. I don't understand why Toutiao keeps pushing articles like "Mother-in-law and Daughter-in-law Relationships," "Preference for Sons Over Daughters," and "All Property Goes to Sons, But Relies on Daughters for Retirement" to me every day.

Li Zhuohang is a real man. I thought he would avoid suspicion and dare not come forward, but he stepped forward and risked ruining his reputation.

Wang Zeng's behavior is typical of adolescent psychology. She believes she has a kind and righteous heart, while her elders are blinded by worldly fame and fortune, becoming unscrupulous. Her lack of experience and life wisdom makes it difficult for her to distinguish truth from falsehood. In real life, rebellious teenagers often like to defy their elders. Some elders genuinely restrict and abuse their children, while some parents are kind-hearted yet strict.

Jian Fan is a hypocrite, taking one concubine after another into his household, treating his wife as if she were nothing. He keeps saying how much he loves Huo Meiren, yet he lets Huo Meiren be bullied by his wife. He can't handle things fairly at all, and he even tries to protect his legal wife. He's hypocritical, betraying and deceiving both sides.

A salute to Murong Jushi! He single-handedly saved countless soldiers from dire straits, and his heroic act of sacrificing himself inspired the righteous army to continuously overcome difficulties and achieve greater victories! He also shaped descendants like Li Zhuohang and Li Hanyao, who possess profound wisdom and vision!

Actually, Yuanye's books are very good, but I don't know why so few people voted for them? Perhaps because accumulating monthly votes is difficult—sometimes I have to read several books to get just one—I then vote for Yuanye. Any extra votes I get are from the books my son is reading.

Having two people vying for power fall in love is not a good premise; it just doesn't make them look good together! The male and female leads don't even appear for dozens of chapters, which really tests the reader's patience… If you're looking for political intrigue, it feels too childish… Author Yuanye seems to have put in a lot of effort this time, lacking the ease of his previous works.

I've read up to chapter 377! I just can't take it anymore! Who uses a stand-in as the main character? How many chapters have we written about watching chess in the capital? If the stand-in is this capable, what's the point of having a female lead?! This stand-in can even flirt and flirt with the man she likes while wearing the master's face? How does this make outsiders feel? It's completely different from the first half of the story!

The story keeps focusing on Guan Qi and the male leads! I want to say, author, are you unable to distinguish between the main and supporting characters? The male leads can't even tell the difference between the real and fake characters; how can they be worthy of the female lead?