A Song for the Mountains and Rivers

It was really exciting when I first watched it, and the author's writing was very thoughtful. Halfway through, I really felt that the heroine was very contrived. It's a bit of a white lotus, emotional line, the heroine loves the hero, you don't love me, the hero loves me, I have married another, the hero robs the heroine, the second hero and the heroine meet and have inner feelings of suspicion, the heroine loves the second hero, the second hero abandons the heroine, and finally the heroine marries the prince, the third hero, you love me, I don't love you, and finally the heroine leaves together, it's quite tiring to watch, really

The writing style is good, the writing is very delicate, and the characters have obvious characteristics. It's just the heroine's choice to play a good hand until she loses. This kind of role is very harmful. It's a pity that it's not an inspirational article, but a sadistic article. Confrontation must be of equal strength, there is no point in getting hurt and looking for abuse. The heroine, who has been in the palace for 5 years, is so naive about her own affairs, and thinks about other things very thoroughly. He did not run away when he was in Yangzhou, but only wanted to run away when he returned to the palace. The male protagonist or others hinted at it many times, and he did not understand what the female protagonist thought. What you want to do and what you can do are completely different things. The heroine is too overestimated. In ancient times, those who challenged imperial power would have been beaten to death long ago, and it was a miracle that they died at the end. The heroine's temperament is unstable, which leads to a bumpy fate. If the heroine keeps a low profile, doesn't meddle in other people's business, takes advantage of the situation, gathers forces, and escapes unexpectedly, the ending will be different.

Unexpectedly, the wait was in vain, Mr. Huang😭

The heroine really has to blame everything on her. The male protagonist treats her like this. The main person who is the most unhappy is Mr. Huang. His life is too hard. He is obviously such an outstanding person. If he didn't want to save the heroine, he wouldn't be like that. Why do two men like him? Although they are both very good to him, it is still super uncomfortable to see their endings. 😭😭😭

It's a bit sadistic for the sake of being sadistic. And this is Super Mario Sue. The heroine is actually the best match for Mr. Huang. If nothing else, Yuan Xiu is not bad either.

There are more than 800 chapters, I gave up the article, I was too tired to read it

It's good to watch, but the whole process is torturing Mary Sue, White Lotus... Otherwise the plot is interesting, I really don't want to watch it.

I was very surprised by this book, so I just read the first part... The more I read, the more exciting it becomes. It tells the story of love, hatred, hatred, and the misery of life... I feel sorry for one character after another, and I pity one character after another. Time passed slowly, the plot slowly unfolded, and more changes and more secrets came one after another. I was so confused for several days that I couldn't stop watching. Compared with other books, this one is really sad, but it can clearly understand the pain, facts and world affairs. Personally, I think the author is really great. Not to mention anything else, the book helped me understand and understand a lot. Today I suddenly discovered that the title of the book is "A Love in a Lifetime". Is it actually going to be about her life? I admire her experience very much, and I also admire the people in that era. Reflection: I am very satisfied with the current era of civilization development and peace, and there are not so many things that must lead to death. But there are relatively few ups and downs. In fact, there is nothing wrong with living an ordinary and lonely life, just live it casually.

This book looks too tired. The heroine is so annoying.

The heroine is too nosy and she deserves it. Help the enemy, White Lotus, Mary Sue