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This book is very interesting to me personally. I don't know what others think. I only know that I like it very much. I have read it four or five times. Although it is sad, it is very interesting. I imagine the scene and take on the role myself. I cry every time.

I think this book is quite good. Although the male protagonist forced the female protagonist's parents to death, wasn't it because the female protagonist's father was too suspicious? If the heroine's father is not suspicious, he will not die, and he is a bit unable to accept the male protagonist's three wives and four concubines. The heroine is hard to explain. She doesn't like the heroine very much, but the heroine is still quite pitiful and a bit heartbreaking. There are also some typos. I still like the plot. Some people may find it abusive, but I think it's okay and not very abusive.

I also like this book, it makes my heart hurt. I still like it best. Liang Shizhong is very responsible. The heroine is a princess. Because the country is weak, her father wants to send her to get married. Everyone in the court decided to send the princess to get married. Only the male protagonist is very domineering and says, as long as I am here, I will not let you go to get married. He also keeps his word. I feel that the male protagonist really dotes on the female protagonist like a daughter. He will really agree to whatever the heroine asks him to do.

Alas, it's hard to put it into words. I only watched the part about Shen Miaocheng (the heroine) and not the rest. I think this part is pretty brutal, comparable to Donggong You's 😐. First of all, from my personal point of view, I cannot accept the love of Liang Shizhong (the male protagonist). His love is cruel and contradictory. It is true that he truly loves the heroine, but this love is based on the blood of countless people. The hero destroyed the heroine's country, forced her parents to death, killed her brother, and turned himself into an emperor. Has he ever truly considered the heroine's feelings? When the heroine knew that the culprit of all this was actually the person she loved the most, how heartbroken was the heroine? And I think that if you truly love someone, you will not be willing to make them cry, let alone do anything to hurt them. The male protagonist truly loves the female protagonist and is willing to risk his life for her, but what is the use of this? The male protagonist desperately begs the female protagonist for forgiveness, but what's the use? Can the heroine's family survive? Could it be that the heroine's pain will no longer exist? No, all he did was in vain. He hurt the heroine, which means he hurt the heroine. This can never be changed. Maybe he loves the heroine, but not to a deep level, otherwise he would not be able to do anything to hurt her, even her family, but later on The things the male protagonist did are atonement, which makes me feel that the male protagonist's character may be somewhat contradictory. Ever since the male protagonist destroyed the female protagonist's country, this love has been tainted. It is based on blood. I think how can such a love reach the end? But they happened to reach the end again. This ending really surprised me. Secondly, I don't know what the heroine thinks. (Maybe the heroine has a little bit of love brain, and her personality may be more in line with her heart.) The heroine lives in pain all day long. She loves and hates the hero. The heroine is soft-hearted and wants to take revenge but can't do it. Yes, the heroine does the same to the hero. True love, and it's a deep kind. I can understand that the heroine loves the hero too much and can't do anything, but the hero destroyed her country and killed her relatives with his own hands. It's not a family grudge. Even if you can't take revenge, you can't just forgive it, right? (Personal opinion), the heroine has lived up to her parents' last wish for her, but maybe her parents hope that she can put down her hatred and live a happy life, but I really feel that the heroine's forgiveness is still a bit... Even though the hero is willing to do so much for her, I still feel that it is a bit mysterious, being with my enemy, forgiveness It is true that the male protagonist has done a lot and even risked his life, but really, when you face a person who destroyed your country and killed all your relatives, even if he has done a lot for you, you will think of this every time you see him. Even if you forgive him, can you really be together in peace and contentment? From my personal point of view, the most reasonable ending is that the heroine loves the hero deeply, but cannot be together. I thought the two of them would separate and then live in seclusion and live well on their own. I didn't expect the ending to be so surprising to me. Also, I think the male lead is quite pitiful. He really loves the female lead, but maybe there is a bit of selfishness in this love. It is clear that the female lead and the male lead are married at the fingertips, but the male lead steals her love. From my point of view, the fate between the female lead and the male lead is really good. I can only feel helpless. After all, things like feelings cannot be controlled. However, the second male lead really tried to save the heroine's life and did not want her to continue to live in pain. This is indeed an objective fact, but the second male lead must also be hiding something. I selfishly want to be with the heroine, and in fact, the second male actor doesn't know what harm the poison will do to the female protagonist's body. After all, the witch doctor hid it. Maybe the second male actor was indeed deceived, but he may also have some bad ideas, so in fact, I am not special. I support the heroine and the male lead being together. I think a better ending is for the heroine to be alone and go to a place where no one knows her to live again. It is indeed difficult to do this. The heroine already has children, and she is a strong mother. How can she really abandon her children? Alas, I thought the heroine would really lose her memory later and then start her life again happily. All in all, what about this book? Well, I think it's just so so, and the above are all my personal opinions, don't criticize if you don't like it.

Lanze's book is worth reading three times, but it's a pity that there have been no new works for a long time. It is incredible that this book was rated 8.7. I think it deserves a 9.8. It can be said to be the most enjoyable and enjoyable novel I have ever read. The author directly wrote all the extras I wanted to read into the main text. It seems that there are no extras, but in fact, the emotional stories of the heroine's daughter and granddaughter, niece and her daughter have been fully explained. Each story is very exciting, and each has its own merits, which is memorable. In this book, the heroine of every story gets the best love. Happiness can actually last. Children who grow up with love will naturally know how to pursue their own happiness. I like the stories of Dahan and Xiaochengzi, Xie Huaiyi and Qiqige the most. No one hurts anyone, no one lets anyone down, no one plots against anyone, and no one misses anyone. There is only the persistent pursuit and loyalty of love, the meticulousness of the lover and the depth of love. This kind of love makes onlookers intoxicated and longing for it. Destined by fate, one glance will last for thousands of years. I never get tired of seeing each other, only Jingting Mountain.

It's too childish, the heroine seems to have no IQ, she is from a royal family, and the hero's love for the heroine is too inexplicable

Xiao Junsheng is really sorry

I thought the author's writing was good, but I couldn't stand it after reading a third of it. The heroine is a teenager and the hero is an old man in his thirties. Forget it. The hero killed the heroine's brother and the man she liked. The heroine's mother was also forced to die. So many people died. The country hates the family. At this level, how can normal people still love her? The male protagonist sleeps with other women and lets other women give birth to his children. The male protagonist jumps off a building with her and falls into coma, and then the female protagonist doesn't hate him anymore? Those people died in vain before, they were so brainless, I can't stand it anymore, bye.

The ending is happy, what a pity Cheng'er

Such a beautiful book has such a low rating The first few character chapters are all very nice and don't drag on. It's just that Liang Shizhong made people sad in the end.