The Poor Are Sick

"Falling in love with me is a huge gamble of your life, how can I let you lose?" Pei Zheng is a businessman, and Liu Xiangsi is a gambler. He can't bear to let her lose, and she can't bear to let his ten years of hard work go down the drain. One is the female emperor who longs for freedom, the other is the male prime minister who is happy with his food, and there is Su Yushi who is waiting silently. The plot cannot be said to be very sad, and the ending is quite satisfactory, but after reading it, I felt a touch of sadness. Especially in the last chapter, all the endings have been settled, and the two short extra chapters and postscript evoke endless emotions. As the author said, "All deep love will eventually become history. Maybe this itself is a kind of helpless sadness." ——Doudou, I have always wanted to have a family, and have you as my wife. I will devote myself wholeheartedly to you, and I will never leave you for the rest of my life. And our child, I will love her more than your five fathers love you. "Wholeheartedly, for the rest of your life, never give up." They did it, so good.

The plot has many twists and turns, and is not too long-winded. It gives people the feeling of another village with dark flowers and bright flowers, and does not blindly pursue a happy ending. The plot is smooth and not unreasonable. It uses political themes to create more vivid characters one after another. The final extra also outlines the story from different people's perspectives to make the story more perfect. In the final torture, although the torture was severe, it can still be understood. This is actually the best ending, at least everyone dies.

Feeling sorry for Su Yun Unable to love in life The writing is very good. The extra story uses Xiaoluzi's perspective and Niannian's perspective, filling the screen with sadness. The male protagonist also works hard and devoted himself to the female protagonist, thinking about everything for her. The second male lead lived a miserable life for her, wandering around.

The author Sui Yu Er'an's writing style is smooth and delicate, humorous, and the plot is compact and exciting, fascinating and not procrastinating. The characters are full of life and vivid on the page. The male protagonist Pei Zheng is handsome, powerful in martial arts, resourceful, scheming, and good at planning. His ability is so powerful that he is inferior to one person in the court and superior to ten thousand people. He is extremely affectionate towards the heroine Liu Xiangsi (the empress), devoted and devoted, and dotes on him endlessly. Clear all obstacles and pave all roads for the heroine, just waiting for her to look back. Although the second male character also loves the female protagonist, he voluntarily gives up the heroine for the benefit of the family. This is because he does not have the bravery, persistence, and risklessness of the male protagonist and is willing to sacrifice everything and even his life for the female protagonist. So everything they each get is fair. This article is highly recommended and worth reading. I'm looking forward to the author's new book. Come on

Super pretty! At first, I thought Su Qing was the male protagonist, but I liked Pei Zheng more. When Su Qing said that he liked Pei Zheng's sister, I felt something was wrong. After reading the comments carefully, I found out that the male protagonist was Pei Zheng. I was happy but felt a little uncomfortable because I still liked Su. Dear... His ending didn't seem to be very good. When I saw it in the middle, I always felt that he was quite ambiguous towards the heroine. Thinking about the comments again, I guess he did this deliberately for the sake of the person he liked. He wanted to bring down the heroine, so the ending was not good. I guess haha

This is an excellent book. The article is deep, highly insightful and thought-provoking. This is what novels should be like, not those hegemonic themes with confusing logic and shattering the worldview. I hope the author will continue to bring us more excellent works.

It's been a long time since I read this book and I've felt so sad. For the sake of Su Yushi, for Pei Xiang, and for Xiangsi, I always feel that the three of them should have a better ending, but I also feel that other endings are cliche. After reading this book, I don't want to read anything else recently. I feel relieved... The author's writing is really good.

The heroine is quite indebted, always wavering, but in reality it is like this, and she will never forget it. It's just that the hero is the hero, so there are too many descriptions. In fact, the love of the second hero for her is two-way from the beginning. Therefore, it is normal to never forget the second male lead and to be soft-hearted towards the second male lead. After all, the heroine is a kind-hearted little girl who is promoted to a god. I didn't expect that the ending would make me cry so hard. I can only say that the relationship between the male protagonist and the second male protagonist is very precious. This ending is indeed he. However, I am still upset. The male protagonist left so early. I cried to death.

Overall, it's pretty good. The story frame is pretty good, but there's a lot of foreshadowing. Come on.

The author may have tried his best, but the plot and politics are written like this, so he can just write modern silly and sweet stories. It is written for junior high school students. I want to read "Li Wei Becomes an Official" to refresh my brain, let alone "Yongzheng Dynasty"... Don't write stories like this, live up to your talent in writing, and waste your own and readers' time. Is it so random, to reverse the logic and turn the clouds around? ? ? There is no plot at all.