My Lord, Don’t Push It

Lost in the familial, friendly, and romantic bonds of the story, I was sometimes heartbroken and sometimes deeply moved. When my father's sword pierced my chest, when the three blows from my mentor-mother severed all ties, when I faced my lover with weapons, when I was willing to die for my lover, when our true love was intertwined, when we embraced tenderly, when the grudges and hatreds of the previous generation bound the protagonists like shackles, and when we finally reunited, embraced, and saw the rainbow after the rain, I, as a reader, felt a cathartic release. The characters in the book are vivid, as if they lived right before my eyes. The fight scenes felt like stepping into a martial arts world, full of excitement. The turbulent power struggles within the court, the masked princes living lives that were more tiring than exciting, ultimately amounted to nothing more than a farcical tale. The crown prince, however, understood best, choosing to let go early, wishing only to return home with his beloved. Xin'er and Jingxuan's retreat into seclusion is the most common sense of relief among chivalrous heroes—this is a rich and satisfying read.

At first, I was drawn to this book by its intricately plotted mystery. The process of unraveling the layers, following the unfolding story to uncover the mastermind behind everything, and joining the author in bringing the wicked culprit to justice was a pleasure. The mysteries surrounding the supporting characters were also intriguing, offering a unique experience alongside a poignant love story. I must say, when the truth was revealed, the protagonists were shocked, and I was shocked too. The book dissected a person's distorted humanity from a different perspective. A book is a mirror; we should learn from it. Never let your mind be clouded, or you'll commit regrets that even death cannot atone for. While the book is manipulated by the author to offer a happy ending for lovers, in reality, we should all be vigilant and uphold the truths within our hearts. I think this is the message the author wanted to convey.

The female lead is so pitiful

It looks so good!

I've finished reading, but the book isn't over!

The ending is always cruel.

I don't have time to watch it.

Free is great!

This is outrageous!

No time to watch?