Puppet****

There were no storms, no accidents, no discomfort... Her rebirth was just a different way of living her original life, just like a mouse in the cracks, walking towards the direction of life. A pool of water, underwater, may collapse at any time due to the weight of the water to form whirlpools and cracks. When the rain comes, the number of cracks will also increase, constantly testing the edge of collapse. After the rain stops, the water may decrease, or it may provide a force to cause the collapse. The water formed a delicate balance with the fragile bottom, and she was like that. She understands the cruelty of society, does she have any expectations? Is there any? Perhaps. Does she have freedom? Freedom in a cage? Just kidding, marionette, yes, that's it. But what will the puppet do if it has some self-awareness? Obedience is the only choice to live. Maybe this is not enough. Living is not the only goal of living. Free? In her opinion, it is a luxury wish, but a luxury wish is impossible? There are no absolutes in the world, and ancient emperors never thought about how terrifying a civilian uprising would be. So, what does she have to give up? She has died once and has not given up hope in life. She is living within this goal. As far as the current plot is concerned, she is wandering and free, which is not enough. Complaining about injustice and giving up on herself, no, she has seen the world through, but it is also because she sees too clearly and is depressed... Miracles do not happen out of thin air. She carefully planned her next move, and if she was not careful, she would be doomed. She was walking in a fog full of traps, with no one she could trust, no sincere help, no miracles, and an endless fog... She still lacks an encounter with a kind of person...

Awesome plot, this is my first time reading a novel and my brain is running out of ideas! The plot is also a series of links. From Teacher Qin's teaching to the current tour group, it all develops in a logical sequence. Although it is very laborious to watch, the logic of the characters' actions is very clear. The four cases so far have been enjoyable for me to watch. They are simply more exciting than the plots in suspense movies! I also read the tour group chapter five times. I really admire and envy the brains that can come up with such a plot [face covering] [face covering] But maybe you are used to the tight plot in the past? As a result, I feel that the recently updated photos are a bit bland. Although the author's emotional scene at the beginning is also very good, I still want to see the author write a new case [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] Come on! I really like this type of writing and plot! I'm not used to seeing no heroine.

This book is very well written. If you read it from beginning to end, you will think this is a good book. If you read it chapter by chapter during the serialization, you will feel that it is discontinuous. It makes people less enthusiastic about reading. Maybe there will be a break in between, or maybe I will read another book during it. You may not have the desire to read this book. Your plot is coherent. So I hope you can write better. Your quality writing is very good, but you just deal with the beginning and end of each chapter. The more detailed it will be, the better it will be. I recommend everyone to read this book when it is finished, preferably in one sitting. The above is my personal evaluation. If I read this book now, it is more like a musician playing a violin piece. This piece is fast and yet slow and intense. If I read this book now, it is more like a musician playing a violin piece. This piece is sometimes fast and sometimes slow, sometimes intense and sometimes exciting. Rong Yi is addictive and has a strong sense of immersion. I like this book very much.

The writing is very good and the plot is a bit tight. People who like fast pace will feel comfortable watching it, but it will be a little tiring. Then, you have to read it carefully. If you read it like other books that require your brain, you will not understand it within 50 pages. I think it is a good book, and it fits the setting of the transformation plot very well. The female body has unusual tenacity, and there are also some cognitive differences between boys and girls. Anyway, this is a book that could be a trap. There are a hundred Hamlets for one hundred people, so you have to see for yourself. I felt that I hadn't read enough, so I pushed for more updates, waiting for the author and his books to become popular.

Is it a puppet manipulated by fate, or a rat huddled in the sewer? Is it important? It seems like nothing matters anymore. No matter what, all she yearns for is freedom. She can't change anything. Flowers will no longer bloom at the point of withering, and the sun will rise differently again. The only thing she can do is to preserve her yearning for freedom Go all the way

Although I'm not a m, this type of torture still appeals to me. Although I don't have the tendency to be m, it looks pretty good when the protagonist is tortured. Also, I'm not a m, but when I watch it, a little bit of abuse makes me twist and turn on the bed. In the end, I really don't have the tendency to be abused or m. ()

The plot and characters feel a little lacking, but the writing is superb and has a melancholy atmosphere from time to time. I have to say, I like this style. Speaking of transformation, the protagonist does not have many mental and physical contradictions. The author does not go into too much description of the psychological changes of the protagonist. It really lacks some fun of transformation. It makes no difference whether he transforms or not. In short, the characters are not very full and many of the inner scenes of the characters are awkward and exaggerated. I have not read the rest of the content, but only the characters and plot arrangements in the first twenty chapters have a poor impression, but the writing style is outstanding. It has a sense of deja vu as if I was watching a Chinese class representative writing a novel in the class. Overall, I can read it, but it needs some poison resistance. I will read it later and look forward to the author's progress. Finally, I want to mention that I myself am the audience of transformation stories. Is this the author's first attempt to write about this subject? Especially marriage stories, most of them focus on the psychological process.

Here comes the top rated one

Beautiful, very beautiful

All I can say is that I can't express this novel in words. Anyway, I will think about it after reading it. It's a very good novel. It is recommended to read it at night. Although there are some emotions during the day, there are not many. Night is when emotions are most intense.

It's wonderful, it's really wonderful. I've only finished reading the tour group chapter so far, but this plot alone can make my brain a little exhausted. I admire the author for writing such a good plot. Also, it's a pity that this is a story about changing marriages, not a single female protagonist. I personally don't like stories about changing marriages, but this book is different from other stories about changing marriages, which mainly focus on love and love. The plot of this book is mainly based on reasoning, which made me, a semi-mystery fan, very happy to read it. I highly recommend this book to book friends who want to read mystery.

After reading the seventh volume, the seventh volume feels the same as the third volume of the tour group. It is really a bit tiring to read. The death of the Secretary of State is the most unacceptable thing for me in this volume. Although it is a necessary story development for the Young Secretary of State to take over the identity, I still do not want the father to die. He suffered the pain of losing his wife in his early years and his daughter in middle age. Later, he thought that his only daughter was gone, and he never saw his biological daughter again until his death. I don't really like the male protagonist Lin Chenmu either. He has a bit of a Asashi-like flavor to him, and I always feel that he is not worthy of our perfect and lovely puppet lady. I have written so much at first, but I always feel that this book contains too little daily writing. Just after experiencing an event, I only have a few buffers before moving on to the next event. Looking forward to the future development of the story [laughing evilly]

It's a very good novel, but quite depressing. Although I personally don't like this type of novel, I can't deny its excellence. The main reason why I don't like this type of novel is that the choice of the protagonist always conflicts with my personal three views. However, it is undeniable that under the background and plot arrangement of this article, the protagonist's actions are completely reasonable and even the only solution. Because of this, I found it quite depressing. After all, it is precisely because the reality is bad enough that I read the novel and imagine that in reality, a strong man like the protagonist of the novel will fall from the sky and change the world.

It's good to read. This novel cannot be read at a glance with the idea of ​​reading a mindless online novel. It is more in-depth. It is easy to understand if you read it in a general way. It took me reading dozens of chapters before I gradually adapted to the logic of ideas. Being brainwashed by mindless online articles was too serious [face covering] [face covering]

The author's writing is still as good as ever, slightly sadistic but refreshing.

There is an exquisite pain, a real despair. . . . . But I don't understand the mouth and teeth [crying]

I have read 30 chapters so far. The writing style and plot design are very good. The last time I saw such good writing was in SF (the title of the book is at the bottom). This book is a bit depressing overall. I can't tell whether the author has other meanings in it. It reflects the law of the jungle in society everywhere, and the protagonist can only survive in the cracks. However, the heroine's image and personality should be written more carefully, but overall there is no problem. The last time I read this book was last year. At that time, I wanted to keep it up, but it was pushed under the bookshelf and forgotten. In the past few days, I dug it out from the bottom of the bookshelf again. I read 200 chapters in one go. The author wrote it really well. I remember reading this book last year and there were thousands of people reading it. Now it is no longer displayed, and there are only a dozen or so updates. To be honest, it is quite unpleasant to see such a good book with such popularity. Has the author not thought of doing something to promote it? The fact that the book has reached this point and is still being written is already a work of love, so I can actually understand why it has been discontinued, but I really hope to continue writing... Come on

The writing is very good and feels comfortable to read.

I really don't dare to think that this book is related to this one. The previous book and this one have two different painting styles. In the end, Bai Ying is probably Mo When I read the third chapter, my brain's CPU burned. There was Su Xiaoxiao, Su Xiaohan, and Su Zixi. Where did so many Zixi appear from?

Not bad, it suits my taste, but please tell me, the author, what does the introduction of micro-abuse mean? Are you sure it's not severe abuse?

I originally thought it was a rebirth... Invincible style with a lower IQ than online style, but when I looked at it, I felt like I was going to grow a brain. It was so pretty.

The writing is very good, but it feels unreasonable not to give it 9 points on Tomato.

Still very good

It's such a pity that good books are unavailable.

God among gods! It's a pity that it is difficult to become popular in the fast food era

It's pretty, but it's too depressing.

The description of human nature is very good, and the economic theory of the island is quite rare in Tomato

I quite like this tone. It's rare for Tomato to continue reading Bianwen.

Personally, I prefer Qin Yan as the real male protagonist

I feel like I have read a Japanese manga that is very similar to this one, about a villainous lady or something. Did the author draw lessons from it?