Film and TV Crossover: A Shi

My favorite part of the plot was the one where the heroine penetrates a boy. Part of the plot was very well written. The rest of the plot always felt a little wrong. I didn't finish it, but in what I watched, the heroine was sometimes smart and sometimes stupid.

It's quite good. Don't be biased towards the character and just follow the protagonist's perspective. It will be more comfortable to watch, but the protagonist's strength fluctuates greatly. The author especially likes to write Qing palace dramas, and he writes carefully about various perspectives. He is also a fan of Yongzheng. Occasionally, some world concepts are a bit biased, but the more I write, the better. I like the world of Emperor Qin Fusu the most. Some worlds are indeed... I choose to look at them

This is the first time I came across such a good variety movie and TV series. It has a lot of chapters, and most of them have extra chapters after the end of the world. There are basically no bad points. It is the best variety movie and TV series I have ever read!

I followed it in the original version, but I didn't expect to move here, so I reread it again, especially the story of Ying Zheng and Fu Su, I loved it.

Personally speaking, I have rewatched it three times and read all the chapters except for the latest update. First, the layout is relatively big. The protagonist is not particularly obsessed with love and is more concerned about people's livelihood. Second, although the protagonist is sometimes stupid, such as Ye Bingshang's small world, he can't heal, everything is fine. Also, the protagonist has a bit of a virgin, but it's actually okay. I have been obsessed with looking for this kind of novel with a comprehensive film and television layout for a while, but I haven't found it. This is the only one. It's really good. Also, when I read a lot of comments about men and women, they mean that when the protagonist is a female, she is too romantically inclined or has to fall in love. I can only say that men are more rational and women are more emotional. I don't know if you understand or not. Anyway, I understand it. But the author, can you write more male worlds? There are not many. The author of Chiu Mi, I have been chasing you. I love you [shy] Oh, I have scrolled through the comment area. I am definitely the longest time. Newcomers, please take a look at my comment. It is absolutely objective. This book is definitely worth following.

In this book, the world of Ah Shi as a man is basically very interesting, with a great layout and a focused career. Dressed from a female perspective. . . It's hard to describe in a word, love brain, in some parts of the world, it's great to have a career, but I just want to find a man. If the man is okay, forget it. What's outrageous is that each of those men has their own shortcomings. . . Prisoners can also be together. However, I feel that although the protagonist is a little bit like a virgin at times, it is true that most of the world is not very violent, and most people have acceptable endings. There is no blackness for the sake of being black. There is logic in why they do those things.

Chen Qing Ling wrote the best version! Although Wei Ying and Lan Zhan became close friends, they did not become partners. But. The ending for everyone is very happy. Jiang Cheng knew Wei Ying's sacrifice in advance. So he couldn't bear to hear others slander him. Very protective of Wei Ying. There is no plot of Wei Ying falling off a cliff and then being resurrected. Senior sister also and Nie Dahe and Meimei. Not with gold. Nor died an early death. The warmth lineage is not dead either. There is no hiding from the sun. Xiao Xingchen did not commit suicide...

It's beautiful, especially the one from Sword of Sword and Nightshade. I'm moved by it.

It's really good-looking, and the heroine written by the author is really charming. Although she is not a Mary Sue-like all-rounder, she shines in her own field, which is really touching. Although the world has one or two hundred chapters, I can't stop watching it. I like the heroine to shine in the fields she is good at! I still feel it is poisonous. Why in the subsequent world, the existence of the heroine is getting weaker and weaker and becomes dispensable. So what is the point of writing a heroine? Is he just a tool for the main plot and characters in the original drama? There is also a bit too much of a holy mother. I am not important, but everyone around me is living a good life. Why do I have to follow this "sacrifice myself for others" route? I feel like I can't see the sparkling image of the heroine in the front from the back. When the Holy Mother's heart attacks, can you consider whether you can't protect yourself? If you don't have the strength, why should you care about other people's affairs?

The writing is really good, the Great Dao is fifty, Tianyan is forty-nine, and one of the human escapes. In fact, if you read it patiently, you will understand why the heroine's character is like that, because she is a god with great righteousness. I felt a little frustrated watching it from the beginning, but not to the level of Our Lady. After all, those with bad intentions will suffer the consequences. The heroine also fought back very well. I still like the settings of Xiang Liu and Jin Mi very much, and I look forward to the follow-up. Ah, here, it seems like there is no longer an author. The more I read, the less interesting it becomes. It's a bit like spoiled wife literature.