Canopy

I thought the last part was really well written. The emotional levels of this plot are very complex, especially the emotions of Ah Fu (who is disguised by Wang Da), which are full of tolerance, pain, contradiction, love and alienation. It can be analyzed from the following aspects: 1. Ah Fu's hiding and gaze: deep persistence and alienation "He can only stand and wait outside with other internal supervisors." This sentence implies that Ah Fu's current identity has completely changed. He is no longer the person who can stand upright beside Shen Sitong, but is imprisoned by the shackles of his identity and can only "stand in the darkness" and look at her. **"No entry"** This detail is extremely symbolic. He has been excluded from Shen Sitong's world. "He looked at Shen Sitong sitting with the emperor from a distance in the water pavilion." This sentence highlights that Ah Fu's eyes have not left her, showing his continued attention and obsession with Shen Sitong. "There were no ups and downs on the calm face", but his eyes were always on her, showing that he was used to hiding his emotions, but he was never calm inside. "Looking from such a distance, her face is still a little pale, and she always has a smile on her face, but that smile is too shallow and too thin." Afu's distress and uneasiness are shown here. He could tell that Shen Sitong was not really happy on this occasion, but was just coping with it with a "shallow" smile. He found that she was still so thin, like "she would fly away when the wind blew", which showed that he still regarded her as the girl who needed protection, but he had lost his position to protect her. "Her steps became more and more steady, and her words and deeds became more and more fierce. She was full of scheming, and there was no trace of pity at all." Ah Fu watched Shen Sitong grow up, and watched her become stronger, but he did not feel real relief, but a complicated loneliness. "She turned into someone she didn't know." This sentence directly poked Ah Fu's pain point. Shen Sitong is no longer the girl who relies on him and needs him. She has grown up so fast and hard that he feels like he has been left behind. She is "full of scheming", which may feel strange or even scary to him - she has adapted to this complex world, and he is just a bystander standing outside her world. "Looking at her forgetting herself." This is the most painful sentence for Ah Fu. What he was afraid of was not that Shen Sitong would become stronger, but that he would no longer be in her world. He once thought they were one, but now, he can only watch her from a distance, but he can no longer truly enter her life. 2. "Numbness" after the mission was completed "Someone crowded around him and whispered in a whisper that only two people could hear: 'Everything is ready.' Then he quickly squeezed into the crowd and disappeared." This sentence pointed out Ah Fu's other identity-he was involved in some kind of conspiracy. This shows that he is not simply looking at Shen Sitong, but has his own plan. He is executing an action that may affect the entire situation. "He stood quietly in the commotion, but he seemed to be aloof. As if everything had nothing to do with him." His world has been divided: On the one hand, he is still protecting Shen Sitong secretly. On the other hand, he has resignedly accepted that he is no longer part of her world. He was present, but felt out of place, just like his identity - he was no longer the person who could legitimately stand beside her. 3. Seeing Shen Sitong coming out: a brief "awakening" "It wasn't until halfway through the banquet, when I saw Shen Sitong standing up and walking outside, that he came to life as if he had thawed." This description is very vivid. His emotions were originally suppressed and frozen, but when he saw Shen Si, his emotions revived. This shows that Shen Sitong is still the most important person in his life. Even though he has hidden in the darkness and is even about to implement some kind of plan, he still cares about her subconsciously. "But he took two steps and suddenly stopped. Instead of approaching her, he stood in the crowd and stared at her." This shows Ah Fu's contradiction: Want to get close, but dare not get close. I wanted to reach out, but I was afraid of disturbing her world. He was used to hiding himself, and he no longer even dared to face her eyes anymore. 4. Shen Sitong's "forgetfulness" and Ah Fu's pain "Shen Sitong stood on the threshold and looked around blankly with drunken eyes. His eyes searched in a circle from left to right, and from right to left." This scene was Ah Fu's most painful moment. Shen Sitong was looking for someone, but she didn't find him, or in other words, she didn't even think of looking for him. "There is no looking back." This sentence is very symbolic. Shen Sitong has completely moved forward and will not look back at him again. But Ah Fu still stopped where he was, watching her back go away, unable to hold her back. "She swayed while walking, vomited several times along the way, and finally couldn't walk and stopped, so she collapsed on the steps by the roadside." The Shen Sitong here is no longer the wise and shrewd woman, but a weak, lonely, and helpless person. This may shock Ah Fu - she has not actually become that powerful, she is still the same Shen Sitong who gets drunk and falls down. 5. Ah Fu's approach and deep feelings "As soon as she fell down, there were hurried steps coming forward from behind." A Fu couldn't bear it anymore, and he finally stepped forward. This was an instinctive reaction. He couldn't just watch her fall. Even if she forgot about him, he would still rush up immediately. "She drank so much that she could hardly recognize who the face in front of her was, so she couldn't help but laugh at him." At this moment, Shen Sitong didn't remember him. She just saw a familiar shadow and smiled instinctively. This is sad for Ah Fu. She was too drunk to recognize him, but she still smiled at him. Does this mean that if she had never forgotten, if they were still the same two people in the past, she would still smile at him? Unfortunately, she no longer remembers. She forgot, but he remembered it clearly. Summary: A Fu's feelings A Fu's emotions are vividly displayed in this paragraph: Persistent and forbearing: He is always watching Shen Sitong from a distance, even if he no longer belongs to her world. Painful and helpless: He watched her grow, watched her become strange, watched her "forget herself", but was unable to do anything. Struggle and restraint: He wanted to get closer, but stopped moving forward, afraid of breaking her current world. Love is not available: She didn't look at him when she was looking for someone, but he rushed forward immediately and still couldn't let go. Hope and despair intertwined: Shen Si smiled at him, but she was drunk and she couldn't recognize him clearly. But Ah Fu still loves her soberly. At this moment, he was the one who was really drunk.

Hidden jealousy and loss: Shen Sitong's attitude towards Mr. Ji "If the young master goes, he will never be able to stop Mr. Duan's bad temper. If you create trouble for Mr. Duan in this troubled time, Mr. Ji will not be happy if he knows about it." Here, the deposed prince specifically mentioned Mr. Ji and emphasized: "If you do this for the Duan family, Mr. Ji will not be happy if he knows about it." This sentence implies two meanings: Isn't your loyalty to Mr. Ji not enough? He even dared to hunt a bear, but now he had to go against his will? (Extreme behavior) If Mr. Ji is kind to you, then you should follow his arrangements instead of creating complications. This is actually a kind of irony and a kind of hidden jealousy: The deposed prince may have always believed that Shen Sitong was "raised by Mr. Ji" as a misplaced arrangement or even a misfortune. Shen Sitong's loyal object should be him (the deposed prince) or her real blood relative, not the "enemy" of Mr. Ji. However, the reality is that she seems to care more about Mr. Ji's wishes, which makes the deposed prince feel dissatisfied and disappointed.

The relationship between the deposed prince and Shen Sitong is the most complex, real and profound. 🔥 They have experienced life and death, suffered together, and supported each other. The bond between them is not simple love, but something deeper than love - they are people who cannot be erased from each other's destiny. 🔥 He understands her, and she understands him. They both met each other in the darkest moments and were the closest to each other. But later, the world pushed them to opposite sides, forcing them to test each other, doubt each other, and hurt each other. However, even if the world wants them to become enemies, their hearts will still be tied to each other. 🔥 He is the most dangerous person, but he is also the only one who really cares about her. He was jealous of her kindness to others, he hated her for not being on his side, he cared about everything about her. He was cold, he was vengeful, he was paranoid, but he never really wanted her dead. What he wants is her "awakening". He wants her to recognize reality and stand by his side instead of becoming someone else's pawn. 🔥 He is not a perfect person, but he is the only one who can possibly truly love her. The emperor only used her, Mr. Duan just liked her, and the feelings of the deposed prince were painful, entangled, paranoid, and destructive, but they were also real. He is not an ordinary man, he is a madman swallowed by hatred, but in his crazy world, Shen Sitong is the only exception. ✨ If I were Shen Sitong, I would choose him. ✨ ✨ But if I want to choose him, I can't be an ordinary woman, I want to be someone who can stand by his side, fight with him, and go to the end together! ✨ 🔥 "You will not die, and I will not die." 🔥 If you are willing to choose me, then I will go with you, no matter what the ending is.

I just want to ask, is it still too late to vote for a monthly vote? Can the author continue to update? I'm just curious about how to continue to get along with the male protagonist after the heroine's life experience is exposed Is it really like Ning'an Rumeng, as long as I know you love me, everything else doesn't matter.

1. Portrait version of Sai Huatuo 2. Novel and comic version of Yu Zihan

I feel that the casting of Ning An Rumeng is very good. I didn't expect Zhang Linghe to be so tall. He really has the feeling of being crazy about the male protagonist and the abandoned prince.

There is the shadow of the old sword and deep love. Praise

Why are there so many typos in the text?

I feel that when the author wrote the character Ji Lou, he definitely referred to Ouyang Mingri in "Snowflake Goddess Dragon". Looking at his description, I feel that he embodied Ouyang Mingri and Yu Zihan from another novel.

I think the creative background sentence of "Ji Lou" is also: The stranger is like jade, and the young master is unparalleled in the world. Then he also puts his strategy first, that is, how can he defeat his cunningness?

According to "Ning'an is Like a Dream", I think that during the restoration process, Yue Fu, or similar to the novel, forced his younger brother to kill his mother with his own hands, that is, forcing the new emperor to kill the Queen Mother Cai. Reason 1: A clip from "Kunning" Reason 2: To avenge his own stigma - the deposed prince couldn't wait to ascend the throne and killed his father and mother.

I feel that the author should be of the same age group as me, but cuter than me, such as the use of "Star Eyes" and "Clenched Fist". Because girls in my age group have a high filter for Mr. Ji, mainly because of the addition of Yu Zihan and Sai Huatuo. Moreover, other readers have tried to write two similar novels later on, both of which can be seen as a very high filter bonus for Mr. Ji. But there is no trace of Mr. Ji in "Ning'an" and "Kunning", so even if it is a continuation, I don't know the best ending.

Now that I think about it, it's no wonder some people were obsessed with Mr. Ji, and people like strangers are like jade.

Although I think Ning'an Rumeng is an adaptation of Huagai, I may be older and have experienced a lot of ups and downs, so I have no interest in the male and female protagonists of Ning'an Rumeng. Instead, I like the prime minister who buries the Yue family prince in Huagai. After 14 years, I still like the heroine Shen Sitong. Aww Ning'an is like Xue Shu in the dream, very unforgettable, I obviously deserve it, why should it be Ning Er?

One ambition is to continue writing Huagai. I can grow into a capital side and shoot Huagai. And I want to play the heroine's mother, Madam Fourteen, or the adoptive mother, Mrs. Chen. It's okay I like both Prime Minister and Mr. Ji.

I get stabbed by readers every day. Hehe, you can't afford to be hurt.

I think "The Legend of Zanghai" is more similar, because it is full of foreshadowing, which makes readers very happy

I really feel that Zanghai is the male version of Shen Sitong

Probably, in reality, I am a stupid girl. So I particularly like this kind of bold and cunning girl. In fact, the more I study "Ning'an", especially when comparing Xie Wei and Yue Fu in it, I feel that these two are the same person. Hey, at my age, I actually think "Ning'an" is very childish. Because I have passed the age of pure love, it is easy to laugh while watching "Ning'an".

"I think Shen Sitong's character is very similar to the male protagonist Lu Moumou in "Tea Jade Bones". After Lu Moumou lost his memory, he was called Lu Fusheng. Hou Minghao is so handsome, like a cat boy 🙂

It was inspired by the cat-picking literature in Yu Zheng's "Jade Tea Bone". The heroine Shen Sitong is really a cunning kitten

14 Years have passed and I can't believe it. I still feel that I can't continue to write this little book There are too many hidden clues, foreshadowings and hidden clues Secondly, my life experience is still too little. No Know how to push forward the plot of the bold and cunning heroine The most important thing is that I am still stupid Prepare to study the great teacher's works in 2026 Come back and see how to continue writing

Author: You have been missing for 14 years. You can

I think the way General Yan Xiao holds Jiang Er in the palm of his hand in the third episode of "Ning'an" is very similar to Ji Lou's doting on the heroine in "Huagai". I still insist that the heroine is Ji Lou's daughter, who was replaced by the son born to Prime Minister Sui and Chen.

I still think that the author of "Ning'an" is the author of "Huagai", otherwise, he is also a reader and fan similar to me.

Qi Minhuo of Zhuoyu went abroad. I think Deng Kai is particularly suitable to play the new emperor

I think this song by Ning'an Rumeng is particularly suitable for Huagai. How do you think, "Ning'an Like a Dream" is the continuation of "Huagai"

Author, I have missed you for 15 years. Where are you