Splendid Sixties: Ninth Miss Is Not to Be Messed With

Not bad. Some of the short plots are weirdly written. I originally wanted to give it four stars, but it's rare to see this type of writing, so I gave it five stars🥰 The male and female protagonists are both very good. Their love is sweet and natural. They are a perfect couple. The author also writes it very well. It's just that there are too many vicious female supporting characters around the male protagonist. Often after writing this, another brainless female supporting character clings to the male protagonist and is disgusted by the male protagonist. If it is said that the female protagonist is written because of the male protagonist's identity and status, then it is written like this. The female protagonist's family background is also very good and perfect. Why can't there be more vicious male protagonists ( Also, it may be because the male protagonist's family is quite chaotic, so many perspectives are from the male protagonist's perspective. I think the intrigue between the big family is well written and interesting, but the female protagonist has not been written too much recently. I also want to see the development of the female protagonist's and nephew's perspectives T_T Finally, I support a long novel. Both the male and female protagonists write about career and relationships. I feel like I can write a lot, which is quite interesting. It's so painful to watch, I'll write something before I run away. First, there is the problem that the female protagonist has very few roles. There is almost no female protagonist in the back, and they are all about military power politics. It would be fine if it was well explained, but in fact it is impossible to read it carefully, even if you throw away your brain, you cannot read it. Second, there is the problem that almost all female characters are evil. There are almost no outstanding female characters, and there are not as many as the most ordinary male supporting characters. After reading it, I only remembered a few very bad female supporting characters, and the whole story was about them competing for the male lead. Basically very brainless. There are a lot of brilliantly written male characters, but among the female characters, there are not many good ones except female elders who can probably be counted on one hand. Only the female protagonist is indeed a strong woman, but in fact the length is far less than that of the male protagonist, and it feels more suitable for a male-oriented video. Third, eat books in the back. Every time I think about it, I might write too many words and forget what I set before. There is a mother who neglects her children because she is afraid that her husband will love them more, and she despises her children, which makes her children live a miserable life. Later, she is able to be included in the family tree and is said to be a good person. I feel like I am a clown after being filled with indignation for the main character Fang Yi for most of the book. Moreover, the author himself is also easily influenced by the readers. He originally wanted to write about a person to death, but the readers said that he would die if he didn't want to die. The writing was messed up and he said that he wanted to write about someone to death before. So why can't he stick to his own ideas if he can't live well... I've been watching it for so long [sad] I have to write something to complain about before leaving.

The subject matter is novel, and it is the first time I have seen the story of "Era". There are too many family characters, and I can't remember them at all. It is a bit messy, but it is suitable for the rich people at that time. It is okay so far, and I hope it will be exciting in the future!

You can watch it, but there are too many characters to remember, and you can only see where they are. Regarding the heroine's family, it has only been written about the family moving to Hong Kong City and discovering the enemy. Most of the rest is about the hero's family. Maybe the heroine's character is not in question, so I won't say whitewashing. But I hope that the eldest brother's family, who had vested interests in the previous life, will live a life of poverty and abjection in this life. There are other things that make me uncomfortable: 1. The heroine trusts her nephew too much, more than anyone else, to the extent that she can give up revenge for her nephew. 2. Both the male and female protagonists are from the eldest family. The grandma and parents of the big house are gone (good people don't live forever?) Grandpa, grandpa's concubines, uncles, aunts, etc. Are all still alive (a disaster left for thousands of years?) There are a few who are possessive of the career that the hero and heroine's parents have worked hard for (first, concubines should be born) A little self-awareness. Secondly, even if those direct descendants have worked hard for their own business, if they don't give it to themselves, why should they give it to uncles like you? If they give it a little, they should be grateful instead of coveting more that is not theirs.) The reader counts what he sees, and the author counts what he writes. The character's image is poorly written at the beginning, and the readers already dislike this person, but later the author wants to give a good ending and then makes up for it afterwards. It is very fragmented and makes the readers like 🤡

It's good to watch, but the pace is a bit slow. Haha, I think it's good to watch based on the chronology. It's interesting! Unlike others who endure hardships in the country and go to the countryside to help the poor

Each character has his own story. There are many unexpected and reasonable things. Some characters died sadly. But the living must continue to move forward. The whole story is very delicate. It takes patience to read it. After reading it, I felt completely lost, as if I had really reached that era. The author is great. Can't believe this is in Tomato's book. I felt this way last time. I was still reading classics. I actually wrote that taste.

There are so many characters. I can't tell them apart except for the main ones. There are actually quite few male and female protagonists. In fact, I would like to see them alone or with their children, but most of them are other people's stories. Because there are so many characters, it would be too much to write about each one. And there are actually not a lot of women who have been highlighted. The heroine feels that she has no particularly close female friends since she was a child. I saw a friend mentioned in college who she met at work, and there are not many descriptions. The closest one is her nephew [laughs] It feels a bit weird that most of the highlights are on men.

It's good-looking, and the plot is very exciting. Let me give you a warning. It's not suitable for the protagonist. There are a lot of supporting characters' perspectives. I am a protagonist, but the plot is very interesting. What's interesting about this novel is that some of the supporting characters have better story lines than the protagonist. Another point is that people who are not good at English will seem to have a hard time. After all, most people outside of Hong Kong will call them English names [face covering]

It's a super good-looking novel that has been serialized. It's been a long time since I've seen a novel that attracts me so much without jumping from chapter to chapter. I don't know how the author has such a super brain, so how can he write such a good-looking novel? Also, why the rating is so low? It is probably because people haven't discovered this treasure article yet. Five-star praise is a must.

Very nice, please update soon! I can't wait to see the ending of the heroine's eldest brother's family right away!

It is rare for period novels to go directly to Hong Kong. There are many emotional lines between male and female protagonists, and the main line is family. What I like very much is that although the heroine Golden Finger is not small, she is very logically rounded. There is no such thing as a heroine who can defeat all her enemies by relying on space. Her family was plotted against her in her previous life, and her revenge in this life relies on her family. Another thing I really like is that I finally have the time to go to Hong Kong and learn some basic common sense: everyone has an English name, and sometimes they are called by their English names when socializing; the abbreviations of the male and female protagonists' names are usually English names, and it is even worse to use Cantonese pinyin grammar. In short, it cannot be based on the Chinese pinyin rules; the British university education system is three years.