Rebirth of the No. 1 Crazy Concubine

I just love how Dugu Chen doted on Mu Qi from the beginning to the end. His love pampered her, protected her and dominated her. No one could take her away and covet her. He protected her under his wings and accompanied her through everything. There was no misunderstanding or separation, only the deepening of the relationship under various tests! Tang Shiyi and Xiao Yuxi, as well as Xiang Zhonglou and Ruan Ruan, were all well written, especially the latter, who was a little sadistic and heart-wrenching, but still got the best ending for them.

Although Shi Qi did this to achieve his goal and let his brother marry Chu Yun out of a trick, the marriage was real after all. Even if the problem was solved in the future, there would still be problems. It was really unacceptable to use one's own people in this way. This made Su Su so sad! Even if it is false, Brother Namu has really paid homage to someone else. I don't like the heroine from this point on, she's too selfish.

Although I have only read Chapter 3, I can already feel that the author's writing is really good. We always say that writing is good, but you don't know how to do it well. Let's put it this way. Generally speaking, there are two types of Chinese composition writing, one with gorgeous rhetoric, or one with simple narrative. The simplicity school tests your writing skills even more, because if you don't write well, it can easily give people the impression of a running account and no interest at all. In fact, romance novels are all of the latter type. After all, they are "telling stories." However, the character dialogue style, psychological description, narration of the time and place process of the plot, and the turning and transition between plots. Each author's approach to these writing elements is really different, and I don't know how to describe that difference. Sometimes I see reviews of other books saying that the writing style is good, but when I read it, I couldn't pay much attention to the writing style. How should I put it, it just lacked a bit of "interest", and it felt like the narrative was straightforward or deliberately clever. In other words, it was unreal, and you couldn't get too involved in the story. You would jump out of the story and just watch it with just one pair of eyes. The writing by this author is really great. It feels like you are reading those simple narrative articles selected from the textbooks. It is very comfortable to read. Finally, let's talk about the author's handling of details. Many novels are about powerful modern female protagonists who time travel to the original protagonist, and are able to immediately deal with the provocation of the vicious female partner in the family, and even beat the female partner with a certain training foundation to pieces. However, the authors often ignore the physical fitness of the original protagonist. In the face of absolute force, those female spy protagonists can only hide better no matter how skilled they are, or they may choose the opportunity to make a big move, but they may still be forced into a dilemma.

At the beginning, I admired the heroine's forbearing character. After all, she was not blindly arrogant. However, I didn't see the use of her forbearance. After going around a lot, I didn't see the vicious female supporting character killed. The most important thing that made me abandon the novel was that the heroine thought she was good for others, which caused a lot of misunderstandings between her brother and Su Su, and the couple broke up abruptly. You are so poisonous, why are you playing tricks with them? I hate people who hurt others under the guise of doing good for others. What is the difference between it and White Lotus? I don't believe that we can't kill those bad guys if we work together. It's obvious that everyone's combined force value is high. You have to use tricks that hurt your own people. Oh my, I have such a bad temper.

To be honest, I really don't like the male protagonist who abuses him. If you want to be pampered, you should dote on both of them. Why is it that only the male protagonist pays and dotes on him, while the female protagonist hurts the male protagonist? This kind of thing is really not a doting novel.

The male protagonist is a bit weak and the female protagonist is self-righteous.

Damn it. Isn't this heroine really sick? If your brother has to pretend to marry Chu Yun to get the news, that is to break up Sa Susu and his brother in real life. It's too selfish. And for a book about Tianxin Jue, he has to pretend to hurt the male protagonist. Even if he pretends, it is hurtful. I can't stand it anymore. It's just the heroine who is crazy and selfish. When I saw it, I really wanted to scold her.

Where did the heroine wear it from? Or is it that he is from this other world and just changed his body?

Amnesia. . . . . . Bloody plot. . . . . . Not one of my favorites. . . . . .

This heroine is really enough. She acts willfully all day long, and then forces others to take the blame for her. The only ones who are unlucky are her friends. Tang Shiyi Yuxi is so unlucky! Watching others feel guilty because she endured the most hardships and then giving advice to the male protagonist as if nothing was wrong, she is really worse than those White Lotus Flowers. The other characters in the whole novel are very good, but the most annoying one is the female protagonist.