You Conquer the World

A novel that starts high and ends low. The story was originally very tempting, until it took a sharp turn from hospitalization, and all the previous foreshadowing completely collapsed. After being hospitalized, Lin Yang seemed to have awakened his third personality, humble and clingy. The main and secondary personalities are not what they are now? Although I know that there is a possibility of personality fusion, if this is the personality after the fusion, it would be too unappetizing. Such a clingy and fragile character doesn't look like the heroine, but rather like the character of the coquettish and stalking female character in the conventional novel has suddenly been mistakenly placed on the heroine. Regardless of whether the previous protagonist's too shabby personality made the subsequent change unacceptable, in short, Lin Yang during the period of hospitalization was really annoying, and the story was really long and boring. At one point I was wondering how many people reading this would be dissuaded by this feeling? I'm not saying that the author's narrative is really too slow, too slow, too slow. Several chapters could be written about staying in a hospital, but the treatment and analysis are only briefly mentioned. There is no explanation of how the heroine fights against schizophrenia, nor a description of the confrontation between the main and secondary personalities. It does not provide a minimum buffer for the emotional transformation of the two. It only suddenly allows the male and female protagonists to forcibly cultivate the emotional line, and forces the readers to accept the psychological suggestion of "reunion after breaking the mirror". From the previous reading, I feel that the author has a certain foundation in psychology, but why didn't he write about the psychological changes of the characters at this important stage, making the emotional changes more traceable, making the characters fuller and more three-dimensional, but just forcibly piled up the foreshadowing there? Although that is the cause of the heroine's illness, the disease itself is also worth writing about! After all, this is the most important basis for readers to understand and empathize with the characters! Isn't it strange that just two people suddenly become so sticky? Furthermore, there are too many dramatic conflicts in the early stages of the novel, and the personalities of the male and female protagonists are too distinct. It is quite fascinating to find out. However, in the middle period, it suddenly becomes dull and boring, and the direction of the characters suddenly becomes blurred. Even a few very important characters suddenly become dull as if they have lost their lives (such as Lu). The whole impression can be said to be inexplicable, as if a different author has changed. I don't know if I am deliberately trying to make up the word count, or I am stacking a bigger climax. I originally hoped that the heroine would have a real transformation and rebirth in the later period, but it turned out that I couldn't hold on until more than 250 chapters. The biggest foreshadowing has lost its original meaning through lengthy and meaningless watering-down, and its role has been completely exhausted in the secret love between the two people who forcibly reunited. What a pity about the story at the beginning.

The female lead and the male lead together rescued the second female lead. Because of saving the second female lead, the female lead was... And even almost died. She suffered from mental illness for so many years. The male lead lost his memory and was with the second female lead for nine years. In the early stage, he was biased towards the second female lead and insulted the female lead. In the end, he said to the second female lead that he loved her and they stayed together later. Didn't the previous hurts exist? On the contrary, the heroine kept saying sorry to the hero. The heroine was the one who suffered from the beginning to the end, right? It's so disgusting, who understands?