The Wind Rises in the Late Moon

I have always liked the author's works. When I saw this one, I have been waiting for it to be finished. I finally got it. It has always been gripping and sometimes heartbreaking. I feel sorry for the bad experience of the heroine! Come and see everyone!

After reading these chapters, I have been worried about Su Moxi. She works in a casino and is exposed to all kinds of rich people and complicated things every day. Although she looks very powerful now, she always feels that it is easy to get lost in this environment. She herself said that things like feelings will deteriorate, so will she also become more and more indifferent? And the scars on her wrists tell a story at first glance. I wonder what she went through.

Does this "to be continued" mean that it is not finished yet? I feel like there is very little content about the male and female protagonists having feelings for each other, just the last one or two chapters! So is there a follow-up? But I haven't read a novel so seriously in a long time. The content is really good, and the male protagonist's family atmosphere is really good. They are a loving, open-minded and open-minded family! The male protagonist is a person who is doted on by his family, so I feel that he is insincere and childish when he occasionally criticizes his family members. Although he speaks to his family members in a harsh tone and is not particularly friendly, he never really hurts his relatives. The female protagonist has a bad fate, but in the end it is good. In this novel, there are places where I feel sad and there are places where I feel happy. Still pretty good!

Zhong Yingting was helpless when he saw that Su Moxi was misunderstood by Shen Qin and pestered by Sister An. He liked Su Moxi, but he couldn't express his position publicly and could only support her silently behind the scenes. This kind of silent devotion is so heartbreaking, I hope he can express it soon.

Xie Zhirou's leg disease is not only a physical pain, but also a metaphor for her heart. Her dependence and insecurity on Pei Yue reflects her helplessness in love. Her future is both worrying and exciting.

Pei Yue's hatred for his father runs throughout, and he resists but cannot escape the shackles of the Pei family. His love for Xie Zhirou has also become conflicted due to family pressure. This struggle makes people empathize with him.

The magnificent dynasty is the core setting of the story, which symbolizes glitz and hypocrisy. Here, everyone is working hard for profit, but there is countless helplessness and sorrow hidden behind it.

The character Su Moxi makes me love and hate her. She is comfortable in the casino and becomes a top publicist with her beauty and intelligence, but there is a lot of helplessness hidden behind her. She seems independent and strong, but she is deeply fearful and wary of relationships. It can be seen from her rejection of Zhou Yuli's invitation that she does not want to be bound, but she cannot escape the influence of the complex environment of the casino on her. The scars on her wrists hint at the unknown story behind her, making people wonder what she went through to become so strong yet fragile.

I'm so tired after reading more than a hundred chapters, and the heroine is so confused.

The relationship between Pei Chuanrong and Pei Yue is full of power games. Pei Chuanrong used Pei Yue's mother to suppress him, while Pei Yue used his mother's inheritance to resist. This complex father-son relationship is thought-provoking.