Royal Treasure

Don't come to the book again and ask why there is no male protagonist. All books have no CP. And the heroines written in big letters prefer girls, and aren't everyone reading the book also a girl? You can put yourself in the role of the girl who is doted on by the heroine! What's the use of having multiple male protagonists? Right? The heroine is so strong, is it necessary to have a male counterpart? ? Don't those young ladies smell good to her? Isn't she gentle to those young ladies? Isn't it cute? Don't you love the heroine? Right? ? ? Moreover, everyone has their own opinions when writing a novel. I don't like to use a male protagonist. Why do you insist on insisting that it would be better to have a male protagonist? If people don't like the male protagonist, they can't write it. Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you, okay? Every book in Dada is very interesting. After reading so many books, I just want to pay attention to Dada! ! !

Born indifferent, always meaningless. Many people's first impression when seeing Sui Yi is that he is beautiful, indifferent, and has a strange sense of alienation. A child who grew up alone has never experienced family affection or friendship. She has to make money to meet her basic life needs, which has created her indifferent temperament. Although she lives alone, she is able to make money using her skills. By chance, after glass shards merged into her palm, Yi gained a superpower-like skill - she called it magnetic sense. How effective the magnetic sense can be will be seen from what happened to her later. When she entered an antique store and ran the antique business with her boss, the magnetic sense gave her a great help. She can easily identify the authenticity and age of antiques. The most important thing is that the magnetism attached to antiques can be absorbed by her for her own use. Since acquiring it, her memory, which could not be improved in any way, has gradually increased, and she no longer has trouble remembering the knowledge she has learned. Intangible and tangible changes are slowly taking place, and the life that is as calm as water is gradually becoming rippled. Go to the best university, make more friends, explore dangerous and mysterious tombs, open the most authentic antique shops, and look for precious and mysterious treasures... One by one, the waves of life become bigger and bigger, and there seems to be a storm on the sea. Touching on the secrets handed down from ancient times, robbing and hunting across the world. The myths and legends that are based on reality actually have a basis for their existence. How many people pursue power and wealth, and they set up a trap and get involved, but Sui Yi seems to be pushed by the hand of fate to become the protagonist in the situation. How big your imagination is, how big your game is. Ever since witchcraft appeared in the world and Sui Yi became aware of it, she seems to have been caught up in a search - a way to find herself. Being passively involved and forced to choose, everything was out of her control. The only thing she could control was herself. Continuously increasing her strength, constantly absorbing knowledge, and constantly seeing tricks, until she took the initiative to set up a situation and firmly grasped the initiative in her hands. It is her destiny to become a witch because she was born a witch. No matter how long time passes, no matter how many times she is reincarnated, her soul will not change, so she will always be the high priest, receiving worship from all people and bringing benefits to all people. The way of witchcraft is her way.

Highly recommended! This book by Cang Lan is really well written . Throughout the book, the supporting characters have distinct personalities and are full of characters. In addition to the heroine, there are many excellent supporting characters, and you can't hate each one of them . I really like the character of the heroine, and I envy the heroine's protection of her friends. I am a little jealous of their friendship . It's really envious to see them caring and helping each other. ♥I really love the setting without a male protagonist. I really can't understand why novels about strong women must have male protagonists. There are even many novels without male protagonists that get negative reviews because they don't have male protagonists, saying that "the heroine is lonely and has no one to protect and care for her." I'm speechless. Isn't the heroine not strong enough? Is she so weak that she has to be protected alone? The heroine has friends and relatives. They protect and care for each other. Is she lonely? Lonely? The female protagonist lacks everything, so why does she have to have a male protagonist just for the sake of patting her? Carrying on the family line? If not, why? [Emot=default,01/] I have read a lot of novels, including Lily, Danmei, Male Channel, Strong Female, etc. There are many novels about strong women that I cannot understand. They are obviously novels about strong women, but why do they suppress the female protagonist and improve the male protagonist from beginning to end? It is obviously a good-looking novel about strong women. The heroine is very strong and has a good personality, and the male protagonist also loves the heroine. They accompany her and level up together. It sounds very nice , but everyone seems to believe that in novels about strong women, whether they level up together or the heroine catches up with the male protagonist, the male protagonist is definitely better than the female protagonist. I just want to ask, why? Is the female protagonist not working hard enough? Is she not talented enough? In fact, there are none. It seems that most people think that only the male protagonist who is stronger than the female protagonist can protect the female protagonist, but shouldn't the female protagonist be able to protect herself better if she becomes stronger? Aren't strong women supposed to be self-reliant? While claiming to be a strong female character, she also believes that the female protagonist must be weaker than the male protagonist. [Emot=default,49/]Deception Just like a few novels I read a long time ago, such as the one with the protagonist Nangong Liuyun Suluo, the male and female protagonists grow and upgrade together, the writing is very good, and the female protagonist is very strong. But I felt particularly frustrated from the beginning to the end. The heroine worked so hard and encountered so many dangers. She obviously grew up with the hero, but no matter how much stronger the heroine became, she was always lower than the hero. The hero always suppressed the heroine. In other novels about strong women, the enemy is not dead yet, but they have already given birth to several children. There are also the kind of male and female protagonists who always flirt, fall in love, etc. In public. . [Emot=default,28/] Strong women and romance are confused Oops, that's a lot of nonsense. [Emot=default,35/] Back to business! ! ! Cang Lan's writing style is really very good. I really love it, no one else. If you like strong women, you must read this book. There is absolutely nothing wrong with it. Every book is very good to read. If you miss it, you will regret it for the rest of your life! [Emot=default,30/] I love it beyond words. [Emot=default,64/] Highly recommended! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Highly recommended! ! ! ! ! ! ! Highly recommended! ! ! ! ! ! Highly recommended! ! ! ! ! Highly recommended! ! ! ! Highly recommended! ! ! Highly recommended! ! Highly recommended! [Emot=default,93/]

Resolutely implement no-CP doctrine! We oppose CP! We advocate no CP! We don't eat dog food! Long live CP-freeism!

The book written by the author is very interesting, but I feel that if the author doesn't like male characters, he is a bit forced on us readers. I like to read Shuang Jie. I think a book must have a male and female protagonist to be complete. No matter how powerful a person is, I feel that there is a shortcoming, that is, someone needs to accompany him, otherwise he will be lonely. Some people may not like to see the male and female protagonists together. There are some sex scenes in the later articles where the male and female take the initiative. You don't have to write about this. Write about them together, helping each other, and interacting with each other. Support each other and develop each other. I think some people's feelings are strong and intense, while some people's feelings are restrained, subtle and plain. I have also read the author's farming article, and I have seen it far away, but now I have stopped reading. Because I like raising articles, but I think Qin Yu is very lonely and should have someone accompany her. The author has written that she has many "female" friends, but I feel that no matter how many friends she has, it is impossible to have that kind of soul bond. I hope there is someone who can accompany her.

This is a novel with a strong female protagonist fighting and a martial arts temperament. The three views conveyed by the author in her book are very positive. At the same time, it reflects the dangers of the human heart and the ruthlessness of real fate, but the most important thing is the shining point in the human soul. From the beginning to the end of this book, every step of the plot's development and the fate of each character are very novel and unique. The plot is full of ups and downs and interlocking with each other, making people feel strange peaks everywhere, but there is no omission or disconnection at all, making it difficult to stop reading. The protagonist of the novel is Sui Yi. Although Sui Yi has achieved many unimaginable achievements, you will not feel exaggerated - because the author is not afraid of using the most dangerous sufferings to temper her characters. The more liked by the author, the more and more dangerous the sufferings they suffer, and Sui Yi naturally "bears the brunt". When describing characters, the author likes to integrate characters and situations, and use some images to simulate the characters. When describing their appearance, focus on describing their temperament. The beauty is in the bones. The fresh, timeless and strong taste is like a bottle of fine wine that has been carried for a long time. The fragrance lasts for a long time, which gives me great aesthetic enjoyment. At the same time, the author is good at using long inner monologues and detailed psychological analysis to show the rich inner world of the characters, achieving the effect of three-dimensional description. Because this is a battle novel about a strong female protagonist, the action descriptions during the battle are excellent. The author is good at using urgent phrases to highlight critical and tense situations, and his movements are coherent and powerful, making people read nervously, passionately and heartily! For example, the beginning of the novel is still fresh in my memory: Sui Yi became angry when she was exposed by her on the bus, and then became violent and hurtful. He calmly and calmly pulled out a black umbrella from the side and quickly subdued the pervert. The movement was as precise as a Western sword, giving people the feeling of a knight wandering alone for thousands of miles. At the same time, he practices the practice of "taking off his clothes when the matter is over, hiding his merits and fame deeply". And the character's language is as smart, sharp and humorous as ever, and has profound meanings, giving you deep feelings inadvertently. Let's talk about the supporting characters. On the one hand, the sinister human heart of the villain in the article is very realistic and reaches the soul. It will make you feel sick and depressed, and at the same time consciously reflect on it. On the other hand, there are many remarkable characters in the book. They have their own persistence and pursuit, thinking and charm, and are the proud ones in their respective fields. They are flesh and blood, unlike other novels where supporting characters are written just to set off or help the protagonist. Among the positive concepts conveyed in the novel, the one that impressed me the most was "responsibility." The protagonist Sui Yi, and even many supporting characters, are very rational and believe that reason should be above personal emotions. The example I remember more clearly is: a female supporting role named Natasha, she is a British prince. After becoming acquainted with Sui Yi, being rescued several times by Sui Yi, and forming a friendship, it was time to say goodbye. Natasha said to Sui Yi, "I hope you will not conflict with my family's interests in the future, otherwise we will be rivals. Sorry, Sui Yi, you are a good friend, but without family, there would be no Natasha today, and I can't be friends with you. (This is probably the meaning)" In fact, this is why she will be appreciated by Sui Yi. If Natasha really abandoned her family responsibilities for Sui Yi, she would not be able to have a good relationship with Sui Yi. At the same time, this book has an unusually high yin and a low yang, with more good female supporting characters than good male supporting characters. The better they are, the more independent they are, and the more independent they are, the better they are. Canglan Zhige prefers to write outstanding and independent female characters. She shows such an idealized society where strong women and more powerful people hold more power, and also expresses the author's expectations for the future of society. I like the main character Sui Yi the most. Who is she? She is the second spirit, the high priest's crown, and the follower. She is very charming and powerful. Her strength lies mainly in her state of mind. She is indifferent and calm, but not indifferent. She is not an ordinary person who attaches great importance to love and justice, and has a clear distinction between love and hatred. She can "want something better than the living, and hate something better than the dead." She really doesn't rejoice in things or feel sad about herself. She is very cultured and tolerant. She is able to forgive or punish those who offend or hurt her, as long as they do not violate taboo principles. She is extremely considerate and gentle to those she cares about or admires, and she also respects the dignity and privacy of her friends. She has always been a god. Even though she has stepped down from the altar, she has no obligations but still cares about the world, has a strong sense of responsibility, and is fair and reasonable. She is proud and proud, and even the continuous hardships and setbacks cannot break her back. She never shows the slightest bit of her embarrassment in front of others. The only shortcoming of Sui Yi is that she has no shortcomings. Her broad mind, noble moral character and indifferent and quiet character may make us admire her but also bring a sense of distance, but distance can also produce beauty. Of course, this novel is a special case. The protagonists in the author's other novels are quite down-to-earth, such as Qin Yu and I Yuyu. I have never thought that there is such a perfect person as it should be. I believe in materialism, but I feel that if there is a god in the world, then Sui Yi, her image is the image of god. She is my faith and the pure land in my heart. She changed my wrong view that "maturity means becoming indifferent, so that you can be immune to all kinds of poisons." She made me know that "the more people grow up, the more tolerant and gentle they should be" and prompted me to change. Suiyi is my goal and motivation to move forward! This book brings me happiness, teaches me ideas, gives me faith, and gives me the goal and strength to move forward! I am extremely grateful to Canglan Zhige! Nice to meet you! (Adapted from the late reading review in the Q point comment area, but it was all written by me)

One of my favorite novels, I just don't know why there are so few fans.

This is obviously Baihewen! ! ! Author, you also said that this is a non-CP article, shouldn't women be allowed to do this? So cp Moreover, you have been emphasizing in the previous chapters that the heroine is not Lily? ! Is this a slap in the face?

I haven't read the text yet, but have read the comments. The novels I read before were, well, it was a bit hard to describe the male protagonist. He fell in love at first sight for no reason, and you had to do it. Then every time the male protagonist saw the female protagonist, he looked like a dog in love. He was so lustful and coquettish that he couldn't stand it. . . . . Still not as good as the male protagonist's story!

After watching it for a long time, I finally realized that there was no male protagonist. I skipped to the end and found out that it was Lily Wen who was such a powerful follower and was actually a lesbian. . . . . . So sad