Drinking My Fill in the Rivers and Mountains

Write in front: This article has spoilers to Chapter 28: The mountains will bury you, and the world will bury me. Please beware of spoilers I couldn't help feeling a little emotional when I saw Qiao Xi's death yesterday. I rarely comment on the plot, and often dwell on historical details—the facts are unmistakable anyway. In the final analysis, everyone has different opinions on the plot. As long as there are no big mistakes, there is nothing to say. I don't have any opinion. The author didn't want to write anything when he wrote, and I don't have to dig out the meaning like reading comprehension. I have always believed that novel writing requires great courage. No one can write hundreds of words without revealing information about themselves, and successful novels require the author to express himself without reservation. When you think about it, this is terrifying and thrilling. It is impossible for a work not to contain information—from this perspective, any part of the work is evaluable. Qiao Xi's death was unexpected. I had almost forgotten her, subconsciously thinking that she would live the rest of her life peacefully. She disappeared in such a hurry that I couldn't help but catch my attention. Her death was useful. A somewhat pitiful murderer died, either by suicide or homicide. This kind of death from illness, which was similar to fate, seemed to bring some relief, and all the confusion in the past was quickly settled with her death, and everyone could escape and breathe a sigh of relief. Zhao Wu'an no longer has to worry about how to deal with her, and Householder Zhao's insistence on justice has not been damaged. The grudge between him and Hu Buxi about Lan Shan has been resolved, and everyone can live as usual for the time being. Although Hu Buxi has fallen down, that is a trivial matter. The knots in his heart for many years were opened, the past drifted away, and his obsessions and attachments were dissolved. Oh, he will definitely return to his normal state of mind, leaving only memories as a way to meet each other. Maybe he can return to the first level and use this incident as an opportunity to reach a higher realm. Maybe he ends up staying at level 2, but that's not a big deal. It doesn't matter whether it's first grade or second grade. He can still be with Nan Zhan naturally. Mu Yun's broken arm is similar to Qiao Xi's death, but it doesn't have such a big effect, and I think the atmosphere of that fight is a bit weird. Qiao Xi's death had a profound impact. Everyone writes novels according to their own ideas, but most of them write some clichéd but unchanged things in tacit understanding: cute boys and girls, young and beautiful love, warm and deep family ties, loyalty to serve the country, persistence of ideals, repaying kindness with kindness, correcting mistakes when they are known... Everyone is afraid of being abandoned by the world. No one dares to abandon the world. Almost everyone vaguely follows the tradition: taking the emotional changes of the characters as the core clue of the novel. In this case, Qiao Xi's death is particularly important. It seems that everyone has suffered a loss, but in fact, there is absolutely nothing. After rushing through the scene of death and escaping some things, in the end we still have to move towards a bright future. Qiao Xi died long ago, before the terminal illness was diagnosed. He Lanshan may be earlier. Her life had ended long ago. I originally thought that the lingering sound she left behind could float quietly for decades more, never leaving a trace. But the lingering sound stopped abruptly. This is a murder. All are murderers. When the last life disappears in the sound of Buddha, if there is a faint hint of relief and relief in the solemn and sad hearts of others, this will touch the deepest sin. But this sin should also be forgiven. There should be a happy ending in the end. Return to peace. Until then, a world where everyone is satisfied... As Hu Buxi said: Everyone is happy. By the way, some people think that Zhao Wuan is not as good as Hu Buxi, which is too impersonal. I think I know what this refers to. I don't have any ideas either. I just want to say one thing: Who is really qualified to set the definition of justice? On the road of pursuit, you must be cautious. It's okay if you're content with walking on the flat ground - the road to the top is also the road to the abyss. Ps: I must look like I'm not in a good mood. Not really. Regarding words, always try to say something sincerely. It is a mistake on my part to write this.

Muyun and Taozi? Who among Nan Zhan and Qiao Xi will Hu Buxi be with? I like both the names Nanzhan and Lanshan, but that person is in the dim light. He should be a thing of the past. More than ten years have passed. Are you living for the obsession of the past or living for the future?

It is a novel suitable for both men and women. The imagination, characterization, and writing are all good. When I first read it, I always wondered why a young man always had a heavy feeling. I couldn't help but want to know his story and experience various events with him. I hope the author can work hard (ง •̀_•́)ง, and good books will always come out.

There are so many characters and the plot is so complicated! When will it be made into a TV series? Let me watch it

The description of the fighting scenes is very exciting, and it is a good article that has been kept in the boudoir and no one knows about it.

Comments from Long Xianzhu Chapter 32: Not Going Not going, he said. He's still laughing. If it is born, it may be as light as a feather, or as heavy as a thousand pieces. But I am afraid that those who are the most superficial and the most profound, the most light and the most severe, will never be the most close or far away, the most distant or the most distant.

Is it a young layman or a close relative? I mentioned that I have been in the monastery for ten years, but I am a bit confused by the fact that I am a young layman.

Where is my commander's urging army (´-ω-`)

Mu Yun couldn't be a girl. . .

As the title goes, I'll come back and update tomorrow afternoon.