There’s a Bone Spirit in Black Wind Stronghold, and Her Fearsome Reputation Precedes Her!

The career line is very interesting, and I like to read it anyway, but there are a lot of sentences like this, saying that the heroine is "a male soul trapped in a female body" and "very special and different from other girls" (original text). In fact, I suspect that it was written by two people. Some parts have correct views, and some parts look like it was written by a middle-aged man and woman who loves his son and brother. Then when she says something bad about a man, she will say that the man is "a woman's kindhearted person", and if she is grateful to the female character in her heart, she will call the female character "a rich father". In short, the words used for the female characters are imitative, while the words used for the male characters are empathetic, overtly praiseful, and covertly derogatory. There are many adulterous plots. Although it is said to have no CP, it is the kind of plot where most of the male characters admire and desperately care about the female protagonist.

After reading about a hundred chapters, I couldn't help but comment first. The plot is really interesting, and the characters of men, women, old and young are also very good. Those who like infrastructure management really can't miss this book. Unfortunately, the only flaw is that the author likes to divide it into paragraphs. Even a short paragraph about a character can be condensed into one or two paragraphs, but it is often broken into six or seven paragraphs. I always regard the words of the character as the first-person inner activities and narration... Even one sentence per paragraph. To be honest, the reading experience is not very good. It feels like a breath after saying a sentence... It is very tiring to watch without speaking, and the emotions mobilized by the plot will be washed away... Of course, I don't mean to condemn, nor do I want to provide writing guidance. I just want to mention my own opinions and reading experience. I personally like this book very much! Flaws do not hide the virtues! The plot is really good and has always attracted me! ! The author's business ideas are really meaningful, and they are definitely not meaningless in this regard. Unlike some business documents that are rigid, I get hooked every time I see Taoer's business part, Taoer is really amazing! I also like the details, such as how they plant trees after cutting down trees to make products, because I was personally worried about damaging the environment when I read it (although I know that novels don't have to worry too much about reality, but I can't help but think about it). The author actually took this into consideration after more than ten chapters in the article, and he cut down one tree and planted two. Although in the eyes of others, it seemed It's not a big deal at this point, so I'm not so excited, but I'm very relieved and happy... Authors who can pay attention to details are good authors. Stories written by people who pay attention to details will definitely give people a good impression, so if anyone is wondering whether to read this book, my answer must be a strong recommendation (Abrupt Amway (x) Eh? Chapter 201, Chen Mutou in the previous article has become Zhao Mutou, but his daughter is still named Chen Ning. Is this a bug? It feels like I typed the wrong name... I saw 204... I'm sorry I was shocked. Goodbye. 204 A brothel opened in the county where the heroine lives. The heroine said that she wanted to help the women find a way out, but in fact the policy given did not provide reasonable guarantees. Instead, it pushed them into another abyss of exploitation, just like turning a brothel into a Crazy Horse show in ancient times. The brothel is turned into a place similar to a nightclub, but the service of selling sex remains unchanged. Although the heroine requires that "no girls are allowed to be forced into prostitution" and "only willing girls are allowed"... I can imagine that there will definitely be many girls entering the building voluntarily. In essence, it uses "respectable" sugar-coated bullets to cover up the nature of cannibalism and even packages it as a beautiful amusement park to attract more girls and eat them unknowingly... This setting is very unreasonable, maybe the author and teacher are not aware of it. The article says that you won't sell your body, so why don't you use dancing to monetize it? Isn't the essence of dancing to attract customers still using the body to attract consumers? The heroine and the madam have no power. What if those ridiculous playboys bully the women in the building? Brothels are places where all kinds of scum gather, and powerful and wealthy patrons are common. The author seems to confuse ancient brothels with modern prostitution places. The article says, "It's just a bit of trouble on the bed. Wear more clothes so that you can't see it." There is a sense of contempt. How can they produce normal things if they are "liberated" with contempt from the beginning? Maybe you will say that those women who voluntarily enter brothels have no self-respect and self-respect, and they should be looked down upon. Don't worry, I want to use my shallow knowledge to talk about the irrationality of the plot design of "many women in ancient brothels voluntarily sold their bodies just for the sake of comfort." In ancient times, brothels were legal, but they were different from modern times. The women in them were just livestock and a recreational tool for thousands of people. In modern times, at least there were laws. In ancient times, no one stood up for them, and no one cared even if they were tortured to death on the bed. Moreover, sexually transmitted diseases, unwanted pregnancies, and perverted patrons who like to torture people are all part of the miserable life of a brothel woman. Moreover, their flowering period is very short, and once the flowering period is over and they can no longer make money, no one will care about them anymore. It is normal to receive dozens of customers a day. There are even more infected prostitutes who will be killed alive, or the things that are caused by the disease will be cut off or burned with a soldering iron, and then continue to receive customers. They have no money and no one will buy medicine for them, because they are cheap consumer goods. This includes pregnant women. It is common to receive customers during pregnancy. Even the children are raised in the building after they are born. After opening, they will follow the same path as their mothers (regardless of whether the child is a boy or a girl). Moreover, there is no age limit for brothels. According to the information I found online, 13 is the age when girls generally open brothels. The author did not mention this in the article. Instead, he disliked the women who voluntarily went to brothels because they did not work hard and just wanted to be lazy and live a good life. But in fact, no one with some common sense in that era would sell themselves into a brothel unless they were desperate. Moreover, in the eyes of the ancients, even being a concubine and a brothel girl were of different natures. This setting is fundamentally irrational. The heroine or the author actually thinks that there are women who voluntarily go to brothels. Maybe there are, but it is definitely not "a lot" as the article says. The author does not care about the exploitative nature of brothels and the persecution of women. Instead, he is committed to using "Ah, they really don't work hard" in the article. "Have hands and feet but are willing to be humble" to write about their lack of self-love (as mentioned before, this is obviously just the author's imagination that has entered the modern prostitution industry, imagining a group of women who do not love themselves to criticize from a high position, and underestimated the harm of ancient brothels.) Having said that, let me mention one more subtle and uncomfortable point during the reading process. I only read the first two hundred chapters. The male and female characters in the article are quite unevenly created. The male characters, even NPC passers-by, are mostly decent, while buffoons and vicious villains are the minority. On the contrary, female characters. Any conflict in the story must be caused by bitter and mean-spirited women, at least 90% of them are, either directly or indirectly. The men are honest people who are bullied or good guys who value love and righteousness. There are only a few brainless villains, and several of them were even forced by their wives (of course the author did not whitewash them, but just throw them out to make people feel uncomfortable). The positive images of women are basically little daughters-in-law, or loving mothers... Ah, in fact, there are quite few positive female characters. It feels like naming a few keywords () Most of them are evil mothers-in-law or evil sisters-in-law and evil aunts. Even the noodle seller on the roadside is a man, and he is honest and stupid and is bullied by the neighbor's shrew () The male and female characters are not proportional. I had been pretending to be blind before, thinking I was being sensitive. After all, I remember Chen Ning, an unforgettable girl, and her portrayal was great. It was also because of her appearance that I deleted the comments I made passionately last night about the issue of male and female shaping. On the one hand, I wanted to believe the 9.4 Rating, and on the other hand, it is a long novel with more than 600 chapters. I only saw more than 100 chapters (last night's progress). Isn't it too arbitrary? The appearance of Chen Ning made me decide to trust the author and continue reading... And then... I saw the plot of the brothel. Originally, the writing style of splitting a paragraph into several paragraphs or even sentences was not very interesting, and I relied on my love for the plot. Although I felt uncomfortable with the uneven shaping of male and female NPCs, I still loved it for the sake of the plot. Only this part is really unbearable. Thank you to the author for your hospitality for a total of 204 chapters. It was a good time to get together and part ways.

This book is so interesting, very funny, and very suitable for me. The heroine is born with supernatural powers and is good at business. She sells things one by one, leads the people in the village to do business from scratch, and distributes the people in the village very well. The heroine has both strength and brains, teaches them how to bring goods, and also acts in a TV series. I stayed up all night to finish it last night. I am waiting for the update. I hope the author will update it soon. I want to ask if there is a male protagonist? If there is, I don't hope it's Zhou Wenmo. I really don't like this person at the moment. Of course, I'll look at it if it changes later. I respect the author.

It's quite good. In fact, I wanted to abandon the article several times in the middle, but the setting of this article really poked me. I persisted and read almost 300 chapters. It was quite interesting. However, this type of article has many things in common. It is basically written by boys, that is, men are either powerful or powerful, and there are many others. Non-CP stories are all based on the premise that the man likes the female protagonist, and then willingly helps, instead of going to and fro with independent consciousness in the mall, and then establishing a good friendship/alliance relationship (it's just a little helpless that I read recently [face covering] I just saw this and expressed my thoughts)

It's really good. I accidentally clicked here without looking at the serialization and the number of words, so I updated it a little bit. I was so frustrated. I updated it quickly, and then I found that the author has another serialization in the works, which is also about the same number of words. I still like this one better. Please don't press the chapter [stop][stop][stop] It's been so long since I've updated. What's wrong with you, the author? You didn't even leave a message. Your last book is unfinished. It was last updated in March last year. It's really a life saver. Isn't this one too bad? Oh no, no, no.

This book is very good and looks very smooth. Although there are some minor flaws, it does not hinder people from reading it at all. I like it very much. If the author can maintain this level, I don't want him to finish it. I just want to keep reading [Adoration]

It's good-looking. I didn't like Zhou Wenmo in the early stage, but I thought Song Wenmo was quite cute when I watched it in the later stage. From scratch to making a fortune, the heroine is able to bend and bend and is willing to kneel down (in some articles, the heroine really refuses to kneel down and is a bit speechless, she is extremely arrogant even though she has no power), but I have a small question, how to explain the hundreds of plague patients who were cured?

I think it's very good. 9.3 Is too low. I think there are two good points. First, if there is something or someone I'm not happy with, I will be offline after a few chapters when I get impatient. For example, the unlucky guy, although he is a positive character, is really unlucky and annoying to read. Secondly, the men in this story admired the heroine, but many of them did not include love between men and women, and they were very measured and did not interact much. I think this is particularly good. After reading many novels, the heroine was later written as a different kind of heartthrob. … The plot after arriving in the capital was really boring, so I skipped to the ending.

I have read more than 430 chapters so far, and there are no flaws! Every character is very charming, let's talk about a female villain. This villain is a widow. She uses her body as a resource to earn benefits. She likes strong men. Because she has needs and faces her own needs, she has been living a good life and has a small savings. In order to get a male partner, he wanted to frame the male partner's wife and children, viciously, all because he could get this man in the future and make his life better in the future. But he also suffered retribution, after all, harming others will ultimately harm himself. This is very good. The female protagonist is not inexplicably fighting for a man, nor is she engaging in female rivalry. She just wants to live a comfortable life for herself. Like! Aunt Guo is the lowest-ranking woman in a supporting role, a front-facing character, and a lot of people on the run. She exchanged two bags of rice for a pervert, was humiliated, and was finally saved by the heroine's original father. Then, under the leadership of the heroine, she found her own goal: she wanted to see the world, and she was not limited to the relationship between husband and wife. From lifeless to vibrant, the author's writing is very good and natural. There is no heroine forcing modern thoughts on the supporting characters, and no supporting characters suddenly change their minds after a sentence or two by the protagonist. The heroine leads everyone and makes everyone change little by little, which is awesome! The daughter of a carpenter, she grew up watching the miserable lives of married women in the village. She didn't want to be that kind of person, so she was scolded a lot by her parents, but she was proud of herself. The heroine gave her a step to climb up on her own. Who wouldn't like such a supporting role? Isn't it great to be thoughtful, not pedantic, and dare to think and do? In one, the supporting actor's parents died when he was young, and his bully relatives took over his family property. He lived a hard life by himself. When he grew up, he picked up a bunch of children to raise as younger siblings. The heroine saw the advantages in him, (the heroine is not a holy mother, she will save anyone who looks pitiful) and accepted him as a person around her to work for her. People who have ideas, work hard and are kind-hearted are appreciated, so their lives begin to change. A male character who admires the heroine, Song Wenmo, understands a truth. It is not the fate of the heroine to keep the heroine in the back house. She should be an eagle, spread her wings and fly high. There is no end point. She should be free, so if you like her, you just like her. Don't hinder the other person, let the other person grow, and give her appropriate protection. The supporting characters who are saved by the heroine, the positive supporting characters with names and surnames, are not lazy people, but people who are willing to work, have ideas, are positive, and can grow. They are not crooked melons, nor are they the heroine's holy mother who can save everyone. Is the heroine omnipotent? No, this book is just unfolded from the perspective of the heroine. The heroine is also growing up. After all, she was just a doctor at the beginning, a doctor with modern ideas. This era is changing some of her thoughts little by little, but it does not prevent her from still growing up under the red flag. She superimposes the thoughts of the two worlds, and even randomly calls them out to use. It's really great!!! Most of the characters in the book are lovable except for the one that sucks. Don't think it's disgusting that the heroine Shen Tao doesn't accept Song Wenmo. She and he are both free, and they should not force the ending they want on the two characters. It is unfair to both him and her. (It's okay to complain about CP, but don't force a CP, and then complain about the author's poor writing. This article is emotionless, don't mess around, everyone) This book received five stars! It's a pity that there are no more stars, otherwise I would give it all! Very very highly recommended! I have finished reading it. Who knows? This article is really good. Warm and inspiring. Six hundred chapters, a rather long article with no single plot line. The novel is unfolded from the perspective of the heroine. The heroine transformed from a disaster victim to a bandit, then to a businessman, then to a seventh-grade official, and finally to a county magistrate. She could go up, but she did not intend to do so. She developed the people in the county very well within her own capabilities. From then on, she retired and lived in seclusion. With her own abilities, she will live well in whatever she does. Very highly recommended! ! !

It's really beautiful! ! ! ! ! The story is narrated from beginning to end. As a woman who traveled through the new era, the heroine Shen Tao is not limited to love and love. Instead, she leads a group of homeless and spiritually poor poor people to find their own goals, and then move towards a prosperous life through their own efforts. In this novel, every character is alive and flesh and blood. They may be too small to be worth mentioning, but under the leadership of the heroine, they are full of family and country justice! ! ! ! ! Come and show them to me! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !