The Longest Dream

The most annoying thing is that it is clearly written to have a single female protagonist, but it just rewrites the "beauty" of other women, and then uses all kinds of ambiguous operations. It is really disgusting.

Is the protagonist going to become a saint? The funniest one is the heroine's grandfather. It's so awesome. Is the character funny? I don't know what the nature of capital is? If that old man had been a good person, he would have been eaten to pieces without even leaving his ashes. If you don't like the main character, you won't be able to like it. He still has to be on top of things. It's so funny. But the protagonist even admitted it, and people have insulted your character! What can the protagonist do next? Crime movies can't be made, let alone spy war movies. How bad would that be? Anyway, you can't take pictures of bad people or bad things. It just so happens that the country still has a gambling city. Why doesn't the old man suggest that the country closes the gambling city? In short, this old man is very bad, and people who put on moral coats are especially bad. Stay away on rainy days. The protagonist is also a youngster, and he feels that the world he experienced in his dream did not add any experience to him.

Although there is a foreshadowing of a shocking dream, after suffering hardships, you will hate evil as much as hatred. Maybe the author has just finished writing about the relatively tough Jia Qiang, and misses the third master Huan in Caiyi Yuqin, so he doesn't want to be too intense! Looking at the previous 200 chapters, although the Qi family and his wife also helped him a lot, the readers were far less shocked than Zhang Tianmao's help. Although they were all purposeful... They didn't have much favorable impressions of the entire Qi family, including Qi Juan, and all the agencies were exhausted... I hope Qi Juan will end up with a red mansion. Chai's fate (maybe this is what most readers think) Zhang Qing's character is too mature, and Wei Guangzheng is easy to be manipulated, especially the Qi family, who looks very much like Qin Huairu... I still hope that Zhang Qing can become tougher over time, and Liu Xiahui is... Being loyal to the Qi family is really monotonous

Alas, although Zhang Qing has very little to pay in school, his family is really too poor. Even if it is a small amount, it is still a lot for his family.

Many people may not remember, but I personally remember it very clearly because I was a soldier on vacation at the time and was notified by the army to return to the army early.

There is only one female protagonist. Don't Lao Jing rewrite the "beauty" of other women, and then have all kinds of ambiguities with other women, which is disgusting, or have multiple female protagonists, is it blind and disgusting?

The environment in which Zhao Qiang lives has shaped her into who she is now. Faced with Zhang Qing's self-confidence, she also knows that this negotiation will not be easy to handle. This young man has his own ideas.

All the previous ones are acceptable. If you don't know how to write the emotional line at the end, you don't have to write it. It's fine to have a single female protagonist, but isn't there too many female leads? But must we have to go through all the twists and turns and many tests to realize the greatness of love? The smell of Wenqing is so strong that I can't stand it

The first part was pretty good, I was very captivated, but the second part was a bit less interesting, and the emotional scene was so annoying at the end.

Okay, come on, Ollie. Da da da da da da