Zhusha

When it came time to get married, I really wanted to give up the story, but the male protagonist was not Zhou Chengzhen. Although Zhou Chengzhen killed the heroine in his previous life, according to the direction of the previous life, the heroine was only a need of Qin Wangding, and she would be useless to the prince after giving birth to a daughter. It was Zhou Chengzhen who found out the reason in the previous life that he killed her because he was disgusted with her father who was pretending to survive and wanted his life, and he was disgusted with this stupid woman. ... In this book, there are not as many male protagonists as the second and third male protagonists, and their sense of presence is extremely low. The first hundred female protagonists are all stupid, but they are interesting in the middle period, and there are too many transitions in the later period... The male protagonist is not satisfactory.

After reading another book by hope Xingda, I think Zhu Sha is the most emotionally delicate one. Roujia's fission from cocoon to butterfly also truly changed the extremely decadent Xie family. Mrs. Xie always felt that she had no love from her parents, but in fact she was spoiled by the Xie family. Stubborn and willful, she actually doesn't understand why the Xie family Dan girl exists and why she is respected, let alone the Xie Rouhui she taught. Xie Rouhui, who is stupid and poisonous, feels that she can give birth to an heir by dancing with her endorsement. Others should support her. In the end, they no longer support her, and she has to be supported even when she casts a spell. Xie Rouhui took all this for granted. In fact, she was spoiled to the point of being spoiled and had a selfish nature, making her a domestic troublemaker. Her death was a result of her own consequences, and it was also Mrs. Xie's own consequences. However, Roujia found the Xie family and her true self because of the heavy, new, fighting, killing, breaking, and breaking. I also really like Zhu Sha's emotional line. Only King Dongping was the one who always warmed her. Zhou Chengzhen is pitiful, hateful, and full of calculations. As for Shao Mingqing, I think he is closer to a relative and a friend to Roujia. From the day Shao Mingqing left the Xie family in hatred and went to the capital, she and Shao Mingqing were no longer possible. From then on, the only person who warmed Roujia was Prince Dongping. Zhu Sha made me full of emotions. I will always support hope Xingda.

This book has ups and downs throughout, and you won't be so impressed even if you read even one less piece. Although there are places where people are holding their breath, it is also a great feeling when I suddenly find that all the breath I have been holding in suddenly comes out. It took me a lot of time to read this book, and I occasionally discovered some of my own problems from the heroine's experience. I felt enlightened. This is why I like the author so much. It really feels like I, as a bystander, have experienced the dynamics of a person in a world for a period of time. I was really sad to see them at the end. It felt like I finally got to know them and became friends, but they had to say goodbye. The stories behind them will no longer appear on paper, but in their hearts. Actually not bad

What's the problem with the heroine choosing Prince Dongping in the end? He was the first person she took the initiative to "throw herself into". The heroine also felt aggrieved because the prince helped her without telling her. This is obviously coquettish, haha.

I have read more than half of the book, and every character is so vivid. When I read the previous chapter, I felt that Xida was not going to write a story about two sisters who hugged each other by mistake. Sure enough, now that the sister's name has been corrected, she is the eldest lady. This is a stroke of genius. It is the eldest lady who makes the family more pitiable, reveals the ugliness of the family and the evil of human nature, and also reveals the beauty of Jiajia and the meaning of the story.

I particularly like Zhu Sha. The opening chapter is very different. I remember that when I first read it, I must have been in 2013. I was still in school. But when I took a closer look, it was in 2015! It's been 6 years now. I forgot how to open it. Anyway, it was a pirated version. Later I understood that there is a genuine version and became aware of copyright. When I came here, I met many friendly people. I was very happy ~ Jiajia, Junwang, Fifth Uncle, Jiangling, Rouqing... So warm. Life needs warmth and sunshine, come on!

He said that he couldn't read Xi Xingda's article because it was too delicate and very brain-burning. If he didn't read the article for the sake of reading it, it would be difficult to accept it. Zhusha read the beginning and couldn't stand it anymore. From the beginning and the comments of netizens, you can probably guess it. The delicate perceptions of the following dramas made me feel a little heavy, so in order to prevent myself from feeling uncomfortable after watching them, I chose to put them down and wait until my psychological endurance was reached before I came back to watch them🙂

Why are there so many plots about this guy named Zhou that I can't stand it anymore? I'm annoyed.

Most of Xida's books were read in one sitting, but "Zhu Sha" was so good that I couldn't help but follow the series and wait for updates every day. After reviewing this time, I still feel that the first half of "Zhu Sha" is indeed my second favorite book! Jiajia was so lively and lively that it was hard not to be moved by her. Later, Xida also wrote many very good and lovable heroines, but they all seemed hazy through a layer of gauze, while Jiajia appeared vividly on the page. Unfortunately, after Jiajia rescued Rouqing, the story seemed to be trapped in the quagmire of the Xie family's house. The plot went round and round and got deeper and deeper. It was not until the end that I could take a breath. I just felt that it was finally over and it was really boring. When I followed the series, I felt it was a pity. I always felt that in the second half, Jiajia, who wants to break the feudal emperor, go deep into the grassroots and work for the masses, should have a more exciting story. I want to see more of Jiajia's multi-party game with family industries, local forces, and the people at the bottom! It's a pity that these parts were occupied by Xie's slaps, slaps on the table, screams, madness and harsh words. The male protagonist of this book was originally one of my favorites among all the male protagonists in Xida. However, when I read it for the first time, I only paid attention to Jiajia and Rouqing. My only impression of the male characters was that they are very supporting, very honest, very annoying, and very useful. After reading it again this time, I realized that the male protagonist had so many roles, and my liking for him dropped (probably because he always breaks things and it is a waste! Not to mention the supporting roles and minor characters, I personally think that the ones in "The First Marquis" are more outstanding~

Because all kinds of cool articles are popular, everyone is more and more willing to read cool articles about strong women and domineering women. This is understandable, but works that truly embody the core and practical significance are real literary achievements. Zhu Sha is a work that can truly see the heroine gradually grow up and break through her fragile illusions and weaknesses. How can there be any reason to be invincible immediately after rebirth and attack all online IQs? , Many settings in the novel have changed the character and destiny of the replaced protagonist due to various soul or flesh transmigration. But the heroine here is reborn, with the weakness and innocence of the previous life, and is once again more completely torn apart by reality. This torn growth is the key core of this book's more realistic meaning and charm. The early reviews of this book can be said to be the result of the failure of some book friends to expect to read a generally enjoyable book. Perhaps none of them thought that they would have to experience such a "wisdom-destroying" journey of growth for the protagonist while reading online fast food articles. But it is precisely because of such condemning reviews that people understand that this work is no longer a product of fast food entertainment, but a literary work that has practical significance and inspires the characters to grow apart. It is ironic that a book with real practical significance has attracted widespread condemnation from book fans. Is it because there are too many people pursuing fast-consuming and refreshing entertainment, or because there are too few people who have the patience to read a good book? This is not meant to criticize and denounce the book fans who commented, especially those who read the book when it was serialized. They may not have expected that what they originally thought was a refreshing novel about rebirth would be so heart-wrenching, so that readers from a semi-god perspective failed to expect the refreshing feeling... I just hope that those who follow the book after finishing the book will understand that this is not a purely refreshing fast-food novel, but a growth story that constantly reflects on oneself and tears oneself apart. This is a good book where reality and ideals, cruelty and beauty, despair and hope coexist. I hope you can read it patiently. This book is just like the heroine Roujia. She does not try to become a cinnabar mole in the hearts of others. It does not necessarily make people unforgettable and likeable. She can only be herself and be famous for the rest of her life. ps I just finished reading the latest serial part of First Hou, and came back to relive the emotional Zhu Sha, and then read the discussion in the comment area.

A girl who doesn't know right from wrong, A stupid heroine A white lotus sister It's actually quite tiring to watch.

(Accidentally deleted the post, I will repost it after adding it) It can be said that it was very uncomfortable to read this book. I felt so tight in my chest after reading a few chapters for the first time. After reading all the other articles by hope Xingda, after a year or two, I finally plucked up the courage to pick up Zhu Sha and read it. Due to the unique personal style of hope Xingda's works, I can always distinguish them from those of other authors. No matter what the setting of the ancient sayings of other authors is, it is nothing more than that in the end the heroine finds a good man to live a good life with. She has the highest status in both her natal family and her husband's family, and has absolute say. In general, no matter whether the heroine is good or not, the key is to choose men to compete for men. Especially in house fights and palace fights, by fighting for men, a small part of the man's rights and wealth (such as housekeeping rights) can be obtained, allowing men to favor their own interests when making decisions, and ensuring enough money and rights to cultivate their own subordinates. The difference between hope Xingda's works is that her heroines compete for strength, fists, hearts, and power. The heroine has a clear goal and often looks at the world, rather than being limited to her home or court, let alone a mere man. The heroine's success depends entirely on herself (it's cool to have to rely on her own strength), and the men are just accessories that are attracted to the heroine on her way to success, and are dispensable. The excellence of the male protagonist cannot cover up the brilliance of the female protagonist. The female protagonist is still her own distinct self, rather than being treated as the male protagonist's wife, and even the introduction briefly mentions the kind of template image that weakens herself. In the previous life, the heroine Xie Roujia was afraid that she did not catch her sister who fell into the water in time, causing her sister to drown. The parents and tribesmen all believed that the heroine deliberately killed her sister in order to replace her sister and become the daughter of Dan. The heroine felt guilty and blamed herself, and felt that she had killed her sister. The Xie family's witchcraft family is based on the alchemy master inherited by the eldest daughter of the past generations. For the benefit of the family, the heroine became "Xie Rouhui". Her parents no longer loved her, and she was imprisoned and used as a tool to give birth to the next generation of Dan girls. After her daughter was born and her husband died unexpectedly, she was married away to the elderly King of Zhenbei, and was molested by Zhou Chengzhen, the eldest son of King Zhenbei. Then the Xie family was confiscated and exterminated for offering poison pills to the emperor. After the death of King Zhenbei, the eldest son Zhou Chengzhen caused the heroine to "hang herself" because of her reputation. In the opening chapter, the heroine Xie Roujia had a brief warm illusion after her rebirth. Her parents were loving and her sister was gentle. However, when she went to school for the first time, the ugliness of the Xie family slowly became apparent. After raising the suspicion about the identity of the sisters, the story of this article really begins. The previous part is considered to be a foreshadowing, making the characters and plot full. In order to prevent her sister from dying, Xie Roujia began to learn swimming, all in an effort to save her sister's life and change the fate of her family. But she didn't expect that her sister would still fall into the water, and her tribe would regard her as the murderer, and her parents would be extremely disappointed... But the reason for all this is not what she thought in her previous life. The rules of the Xie family mean that father is not father and son is not son. The bloodline of the great witch is respected, and the status of the alchemy master is supreme. She can do whatever she wants, no matter what is unreasonable or unreasonable. Everyone is fawning over Dannu. Whether she is happy or not is the most important thing. The mother is a Dan girl herself, so she cares about power. The drowning incident made her feel that the heroine threatened the status of the next Dan girl, so the truth is not important. My father, like other tribesmen, only has interests in his eyes. Whoever can bring him the greatest benefits is his good daughter, and whoever is right is right. Everything is a struggle for interests. Therefore, people from the parents' clan can let Xie Roujia leave home and become a member of the clan for Xie Rouhui's sake. Later, he openly said that Xie Roujia was the eldest lady, and that he had indeed made the mistake of hugging her back then. Mrs. Xie's killing of Mrs. Xie for the purpose of hiding scriptures especially shows the ugliness of human nature. [Character Commentary] Zhou Chengzhen: I never thought he would be the male protagonist, because the hatred of life and death in the previous life can never be reversed. I appreciate his personality, but I don't like being with him. This person has no distinction between right and wrong, does not follow etiquette and laws, only follows his own will, and most of the things he does are not considered good. Regardless of whether it is a good deed or an evil deed, as long as it interests him, he dares to do it. Shao Mingqing: He is a very lovable character. I like him very much, especially at the beginning, he always does not follow the routine and has a sense of being free and unrestrained. But later he became like a loyal dog after following the heroine who left home. I liked his initial image and character better. He was not annoyed by the heroine's inexplicable hatred and saved the heroine's life. After ridiculing the heroine after she left home, he was willing to stay with her. After the incident of Xie Rouqing's sacrifice, he left because of his promise to the heroine, and finally went to Zhenbei Palace to save the heroine... It can be said to be very affectionate and righteous. Xie Rouhui: On the surface, she looks like a warm spring breeze, gentle and courteous, but she is a little too kind-hearted and weak. In fact, she is dark and vicious in her heart. Many times I have wondered if she is a psychopath or has some kind of mental illness. This person is so twisted, harming others rather than benefiting herself. It's like her tribe wants her to be someone who steals gold from others directly in person. If someone tries to please her and wants to give her gold, she refuses and then sneaks into their house late at night to steal it. If you want your sister dead, just kill her. But she insisted on being a white lotus. She made too many wrong choices. It's like knowing that you can't dance well, but you only blame others for dancing too well. One thing that impressed me deeply was that after she took away the maid, she killed ants all over the place to vent her anger.

I feel like I hate Zhou Chengzhen so much🙃Whether it's casually calling someone a wife, some inappropriate intimate actions, or some self-righteous behavior. Very annoying. I felt sick all over when I saw his scenes. I even think some of his behavior can be called sexual harassment.

Some people also asked the heroine why she is still so stupid even though she is in her 20s. What I want to say is that Xida's description of the people created by the environment is very accurate. My living environment is very simple. I only see bad things and bad people on TV. When I was 20 years old, the first thing I encountered that let me know that bad people were around me was losing my wallet. If the people around you protect you too well, it will give people the illusion that nothing bad will happen. My biggest failure is that I was deceived by my best friend for more than ten years. Now that I think about it, I am really a fool. But if she was reborn at a certain point in those ten years or so, I still wouldn't know that she was playing tricks on me. So Xida's character design is really in place. Admire!

How come there are so many people who like Zhou Chengzhen? It feels like everyone who likes him is just a kid, right? He does everything he thinks is good for you, and he insists on saving you when you are about to die. This is a typical example of how he moved himself! Seeing the divorce with Taotao, I felt very sad for Taotao. Fortunately, the ending was perfect. Thank you to the author! ! !

I don't quite understand why some people still defend Zhou Chengzhen? The book has made it very clear that his love for Roujia is to put her into trouble first, and then he acts as a hero to relieve the hangover. Isn't this benefiting himself at the expense of others? This kind of love is really selfish. Whoever loves you wants to go. Zinsha can really be said to be the best book written by hope Xing. Roujia's growth and transformation were really difficult, but she overcame all the difficulties bit by bit, and finally understood what she wanted and achieved what she wanted. Don't think it's difficult to get over the early frustrations. The struggle for the inheritance of the great families has been cruel since ancient times. But at that time, Roujia didn't realize that she had fallen into this cruelty, so she was ignorant. Later she knew about it but was not indulged in this cruelty. This was Roujia's magnanimity and wisdom. But without the early setbacks and difficulties, there would be no perseverance and courage in Roujia. As for Xie Rouhui, I actually didn't dislike her very much after reading the whole book, because this is the truest human nature, selfishness, cruelty and unscrupulous for power and status, which is actually normal. What I hate the most in the whole book is that Mrs. Xie is really as stupid as a pig and unreachable. If you are in it and know what you are doing and why you are planning what you are doing, I think it will be understandable no matter what you do. However, Mrs. Xie, who wants her mother to recognize her and wants a perfect daughter to succeed Dannu, always walks in the opposite direction, as if her eyes are covered by God along the way. It is really pitiful, sad and disgusting!

Now that I am reading Chapter 16, I have seen many comments about how I hate that the heroine always cries. As a new mother who has just recovered from postpartum depression, I just want to say that when I think about the past, I will really cry uncontrollably. So so far, I think there is nothing wrong with the heroine. I can tell you personally that a teenage child thinks that he has killed someone. He has lived with sadness and guilt for so long, and there is no psychiatrist to treat him. This is a very serious form of depression! Although I couldn't help but read the spoilers in the comments, I secretly read the last chapter, and probably guessed that my sister would turn dark. However, as a newcomer, reading this novel, I still don't like the description of my sister's feelings. As an adult, I can understand the tricks of children, but the heroine has been disgusted and abandoned by her family since she had an accident at the age of 12. She has been staying in her room, not even going to the garden, and has blocked herself. She cannot contact the society at all, and she cannot let her mind grow up with her age. Despite this, she still discovered the problem, so "What did I do wrong?" Appeared several times. I guess she will mature like this little by little and know how to think, right?

I briefly read it many years ago, and when I revisited it recently, I discovered the reason why this book is rarely discussed among Xi Da's works. According to the subject matter and writing style, it can be regarded as a bold and innovative work of Xida. The writing style is delicate and steady. The background is not the ordinary ancient princes and nobles, but the place of Wu Nuo culture with strong mysterious color. However, the failure of the creation of the villain makes this book and the charm of the protagonist insufficient to support this story with strong religious color. Generally, in a story with this kind of background, both the protagonist and the villain must have some firm belief and belief, and have an evenly matched confrontation, so that the story can be worthy of the grand background, but Zhu Sha does not. Although the heroine does all the big things that look shocking, the villain always does some childish tricks, pushing people into trouble, quarreling, and sowing discord. He has no long-term strategy or extraordinary scheming. The power and charm of the protagonist are often set off by equally powerful and intelligent villains. Defeating a wise and powerful man gives people completely different perceptions than defeating a stupid child. Unfortunately, Xie Roujia is the latter. To write about the villains of the Xie family, we must first treat them as normal people, not just tools to induce conflicts. To regard Xie Rouhui as the main and biggest villain, she must first be made very capable and worthy of being the heroine's opponent. But obviously, she is not worthy and is weak in all aspects, which weakens the watchability and enjoyment. At the same time, she almost lost her most basic emotions as a "person". She has almost no feelings for her parents, siblings, and all her relatives and friends. This is very unreasonable. Even a serial perverted murderer will be attached to the relatives who raised her since childhood, but Xie Rouhui does not, especially in the past thirteen years, she has grown up in love. In this story, it can be seen that only the protagonist group has normal human emotions. They will have feelings for people who are close to them or even hostile to them, and only they are worthy of having feelings. As for the villains, they are all robots and do not have any normal human emotions. For this sister who has been attached to and loved her since she was a child, Xie Rouhui should have been close and affectionate to this sister who had been attached to her and loved her since she was a child. Before she knew that the wrong embrace was a threat, she should have been close and affectionate anyway. After learning about it, she would not have thought of killing immediately. Instead, she should have had a long-term gaze, suspicion, temptation, anger, fear, jealousy, alienation, mixed with various complex and twisted, struggling and painful emotions, instead of being ready to kill directly without any emotion and calmly. As for the role of father, before Roujia was framed and pushed Rouhui into trouble, when faced with Roujia, a worthless little daughter, he was also a doting and tolerant and loving father. When Roujia was wronged many times, he could look at the problem calmly, help her fight for her strong wife, and be willing to believe her. Later, without warning, he suddenly turned into a profit-seeking robot. When his eldest daughter, whom he had loved for more than ten years as a treasure, wanted to kill him, as a father, as a normal person, the first reaction must be shock, disappointment, sadness, and then anger. But he skipped all normal human reactions and transitioned directly to calmly preparing to kill this daughter. Me? ? ? To be honest, the robot doesn't have anything like this written on it. The robot will have to shut down when faced with this situation, right? There is also the old man Xie Cunli, this is a standard robot that performs the task of "only kneeling and licking the human named Xie Rouhui without limit". You can't see this person's true behavioral capabilities and any personal thinking, even if it is based on personal interests, he is a standard clown to set off the atmosphere. In many similar situations and similar character descriptions, except for the protagonist group, the characters do not have any drama or character tension. They all become expressionless fights by a few robots, which makes people feel calm and even makes them want to laugh, but it cannot attract hatred at all. As for Mrs. Xie, she failed even more. The way she was portrayed was obviously completely opposite to the previous robots. She wanted to write about a mother who was emotionally intense and struggling in pain. She obviously used too much force and looked like a super hero suffering from mania. It is hard to imagine that a talkative person who has received the highest standard of education since childhood without any competition would be an irrational lunatic, like a robot caught in a program error and too lazy to talk. With a large number of weak villains, the heroine's aura is particularly weak. After all, beating up a group of abnormal garbage really does not show the protagonist's awesomeness. What's more, the pace in the early stage is extremely slow, with dozens of chapters filled with boring trivial matters and little girls bickering and quarreling. , This is not the way to foreshadow the story. The heroine is an adult who has been married twice, given birth to children, and experienced a lot of ups and downs in the world. After being reborn, her mind is still that of a thirteen-year-old. I really feel so stupid. It is not unfair to be harmed like this in her previous life.

This book drove me crazy. All the villains are mentally ill. It's terrible. Everyone talks about me and others. It's really tiring.

Many, many people like Jun Jiuling and Dadi Ji, but I am attracted by Zhu Sha, and I think it is the best book written by the author. The greatness of Zhu Sha's pattern and conception lies in its thorough depiction of the treacherous human heart, which can be called a cold and bright mirror that shines upon the world. As for finding fault with the parts where the plot has too many twists and turns or is occasionally too lengthy, just skip it. Most of the people who can't stand it are probably because Zhu Sha exposes the ugliness of the world so nakedly that most people who read it for a cool novel can't stand it anymore.

I like Dadi Ji, it is simply the top version. The plot will keep you hooked and amazed every time. It makes you think you know the ending every time, but the result is not. It is completely out of your imagination. It is also as humorous as ever, making you laugh and cry. I really love it. 😁🌹

What pain can be compared to falling in love with the wrong male lead, or falling in love with the male supporting actor? I really like Zhou Chengzhen. Although Zhou Yan is also good, there is no way. Who makes Zhou Chengzhen's presence too strong, coupled with the tragedy of his life, makes it even more exciting. The male supporting role is too prominent, which makes the choice of the male actor very frustrating.

You don't need to be super intelligent to be a perfect strategy, the heroine has to be a normal person, right? TM is in his 20s, why do he act like a fool?

In fact, when watching Cinnabar, if you don't want to feel aggrieved, just think of Dannu's position as the throne. The royal family is ruthless. Either you die or I live. Many things are easy to understand. Think about it if the prince has a twin brother, tsk tsk hahahahahahahaha.

I have been reading this book for a long time. The plot and characters are not important, what is important is faith! You believe in the mountains, believe in witchcraft, believe in yourself, the most important thing is the belief that truly comes from the heart! All characters and stories pale in the face of faith, but it is a pity that many people ignore the good and the bad! Nice? Not good-looking? What a pity for time and what a pity for the author's intentions! Many rebirth stories are kind of exciting because you know what will happen, but some stories are more concerned about the people themselves, so this story is a good story!

Did you really take the role of Zhou Chengzhen and watch it on your behalf? If you were the heroine, could you really fall in love again with the man who killed you after having sex with you in your previous life? Don't be too ridiculous. Taking anything will only harm you🙂

The heroine's IQ is in her teens, isn't she reborn? This is so stupid, I can't stand it anymore!

I have read several Xida books and looked at the titles of all the books, and found that "Zhu Sha" is still the most fascinating to me. Kill, Cinnabar, kill the oppression of the miners by the Cinnabar family, kill the twisted rules of the Cinnabar family, kill those who have lost themselves due to the interests of Cinnabar, and then break and stand up, achieve longer-lasting prosperity, and become a better self.

Are these mother and daughter? Clearly like an enemy

Personally, I feel that the female protagonist may not like the male protagonist. In fact, what Zhou Yan does or plays is similar to Zhou Youzhen. They both support the female protagonist at critical moments. The difference is that the former is quite a gentleman, while the latter is a rogue design, but they are all out of love for the female protagonist. The male protagonist respects the female protagonist, but there is no mutual respect between them. They understand each other, the heroine is willing to go to the end of the world for justice, and the hero is an official and a courtier. There is a huge gap between the two (life experience, ideal lifestyle, etc.), And the heroine has too little psychological activity towards the hero, or it may be because she is too young (only fourteen years old). There are few descriptions of love, so I personally prefer an open-ended ending. Okay, let me confess, I just don't like this male protagonist very much. He writes too little and can't tell that he has some affection for the female protagonist. Of course, Shao and Zhou Youzhen also have fatal flaws, that's it!