Career Challenge: Choosing a Peking Opera Performer from the Start

The author depicts the characters' appearance and tone very well What I like the most is Yang Guifei's depiction of "lying on fish and smelling flowers", which is a masterpiece! !

It's very good-looking, except for the slowness of the update. The love between Mr. Lin and Senior Zhou makes people regretful and envious. Miss Leng and the male protagonist also have regrets, and the connection between the two seniors makes people feel the emotional prominence. The friendship between the brothers is the finishing touch. I like this novel and this author very much. (Sure enough, lovers are separated forever ˚‧º·(˚ ˃̣̣̥᷄⌓˂̣̣̥᷅ )‧º·˚) If the author continues to write more, he will chase it to death! ! !

First of all, the author has learned about this aspect before writing this book. I think it is rare and worth learning. Secondly, the deputy CP's background and emotional description are very comfortable. However, I don't think highly of Xiaodong's role as the heroine. In the article, he joked about his future because of his feelings. I think it is a bit romantic. Maybe I have not seen such girls, so I don't like people who joke about their future very much. Sometimes there are some arrogance in the plot. It's unreasonable and a bit unclear. The male protagonist has obviously not been with her for a long time (in my opinion, that time is really not long), but he exposes his little girl side in front of the male protagonist. It feels a bit inconsistent with the background of the female protagonist. In my opinion, this kind of thing only happens to some girls who have been spoiled by their parents and have never been wronged since childhood. Maybe the author pays more attention to the sweetness of their emotional fermentation, but the author is still very good in other aspects, four stars [send heart]

This book is very good. After reading this book, I want to listen to Peking Opera again. I am not a sailor. If the author had money to hire a sailor, this book would have less than 50 reviews and it would still be rated 8.5? I don't know why, such a good book is on my recommendation list, but so few people read it.

This book refreshed my view on Peking Opera (I also like Peking Opera, but I am tone-deaf). All in all, the plot of this book is very detailed. The writing style is also very consistent with my xp The plot is delicate and the sweet love is just right It not only made me realize the culture of Peking Opera, but also let me know more about the names of Peking Opera and the efforts they put in.

It's great. I personally think that if you make a slight change, remove the system, and finally add the old man Gu Fan to help the young people fight against the stubborn old people, it can be made into a TV series or movie. It will be an absolute hit, and it will also promote traditional culture.

I really like the author's subject matter. The protagonist's image is quite vivid, but the plot is too short and seems incomplete. The elements of Peking Opera are also well described. I am not a professional in this area, so I can say that I was really moved after reading it. The emotional descriptions of the older generation Lin Sheng and Qiao Meigui are also very touching, especially the part about the road collapse, which is very artistic. It's a pity not to continue writing this book, but it's good to end it like this. The only flaw is Leng Xiaodong. In fact, Leng Xiaodong's character is very close to reality and she is also a very good girl. However, there is no subsequent plot to create such a character. After all, being a heroine here is not so lovable, and it does lower the rating. Also, since I plan to end it here, it would be better to put some thought into changing the title of the book. I will continue to support the new book! After a few more words, I personally feel that the author has been inspired. Occasionally, he writes about the protagonist and then goes to the Peking Opera Theater to direct, and also goes to various places to sing in operas, or sing in extras of new plays. It would be very good.

It's really good-looking, and the quintessence of Chinese culture is well written. No one of our age likes to read it now. I am the only one around me who likes to read it. Your writing is very good and the descriptions in the book are also very good. I remember the first one I watched was The Injustice of Dou E, and the next one was Uprising in Heaven. As soon as I wrote about your "making a big fuss in heaven", my heart trembled. Believe me, I am not a troll. Just read it for yourself. This book is really good. The quintessence of China should be promoted by each of us, even if we don't like to read or learn it, just understand a little bit.

It's pretty good. Finally there is no female protagonist. How about a dual male protagonist?

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