Echoes Across the Empty Mountain

At first I didn't think it was a book worth reading, but I actually finished it. I didn't want to read it eagerly, but I wanted to read it intermittently. The current score is 8.2, Which actually shouldn't be this score. There are a lot of descriptions of machinations. This is not a story simply to describe emotions. The descriptions are very delicate. Echoing in the empty mountain, echoing in the empty mountain, is indeed the feeling after reading this book. I highly recommend everyone to read it.

I stayed up late and read it from beginning to end. The plot is reasonable. It is not like most other mindless novels. The characters of the male and female protagonists are very real. I have also read other novels by this author and I like his style very much.

The heroine's character is well portrayed, and I deduct one star for the emotional line (which I will talk about at the end). The heroine was undoubtedly stupid and cowardly at first. No one raised her well. She grew up in an environment where she was only biased, suppressed, and exploited countless times. As a result, she became more submissive and seemed cowardly. Even the resentment that grew in her heart was too cowardly to be brought to the surface. She had no means, could not understand people clearly, could not see the situation clearly, and had no intelligence at all. But her nature is kind and brave. When others play a good role for her, she firmly believes that the other person is a good person. If He shows any concern for her, she thinks it is a good match. Zhou Jing helped her once, and she will help him without hesitation the next time. At first, all the meanness and arrogance towards the male protagonist were her dark side with nowhere to vent, but even the dark side was so petty, she thought she was mean enough. And even though she uses the male protagonist as an outlet for her dark side, she usually doesn't even dare to speak loudly, but she behaves in front of everyone and makes the male protagonist kneel down and worship her father for the last time. This kind of unintentional and subconscious kindness is her background. At critical moments, it is always her own courage that saves her from turning points again and again. When she is accused of innocence and about to be sacrificed, her courage to survive makes her act neatly and suddenly become smart. After reuniting with the male protagonist, her knowledge of current affairs and many thoughts about people's livelihood also make her whole character three-dimensional, gradually getting rid of the initial stupidity and cowardice. But the emotional line is actually not very good, because the male protagonist's love for her is always described too sideways, and he doesn't give her enough respect. From God's perspective, there is no doubt that he loves her, but as the loved heroine, she is always fearful and uncertain. The hero is looking forward to the eldest lady coming back again. He doesn't want her to abide by the rules, but his positive feedback attitude and emotions are not enough to make the heroine proud. Personally, I really hate the aftermath of their first encounter with the garden (after watching the full version). The occurrence of these two plots is full of tension and reasonably promotes the plot, but it does not reflect anyone's attitude afterwards. The insulting language and rude behavior are just revealed, which is too unfair to the heroine. For someone like the heroine who has never been loved well, I would rather have a blatant preference for her and a love that needs to be figured out like the hero. I feel sorry for her. After all, she was still kneeling down to prove her innocence until the finale. It is a pity. After thinking about it, I should deduct two stars for the relationship line, because the more I think about it, the angrier I get... I think of the heroine living alone with her baby, and the last chapter was brought back inexplicably... And in this relationship, the heroine has no control, and she has no room to fight back when she is manipulated at will. Of course, this is in line with the heroine's character. She is not a very powerful person to begin with, but would someone who loves her put her in this situation? I feel that the love of the male protagonist lacks a lot of respect and equality, rarely puts himself in his shoes, and relies entirely on his own feelings. The female protagonist can only rely on his mood in her life. This kind of love is actually very difficult to use in the novel circle.

I saw a romance novel at the end of the plot on Tomato, and there is nothing that can compare to it. Heartbroken and true. Miss Liu Er: She bullies the weak and fears the strong, is fierce in appearance and soft in heart, and sympathizes with the weak. Although she has been abandoned by her relatives and has never felt any family affection, she is so kind. Although there are some minor problems, who can do better than her in a different place? General Yuan Da: He is cold-hearted and omnipotent. In front of the young lady, he always likes to act like a coquettish idiot, pretending to be obedient and showing weakness, which has convinced her of pity for the weak. Four stars because I want to see the author write better works. Come on💪 I watched it again [laughing]

The heroine's design is both common and rare. She should also be a growth type. The personality transition is quite natural. The male protagonist is very powerful, but he also has some coquettish tricks. It is simply awesome to tease the female protagonist [Sending Hearts] A short story, quite good

The image of the heroine is very three-dimensional. It's a pity that I'm not literate and can't describe it. She's not a flat paper character. It's worth reading. I like this character very much.

It took me an entire afternoon to read it all. When I first read the beginning, I thought it was an ordinary ancient novel, and the setting was also a common novel setting: a stupid but kind-hearted beauty and a smart young man in trouble. But after reading the ending, I don't know why I felt depressed. This is my first time writing a book review on Tomato. I really like Shaosheng. She has no golden fingers, and her personality is not even very likable. In comparison, the second female lead is more like the heroine in a traditional novel, beautiful, smart, and talented. Oh, if you ignore the flaws in her character, it's a pity that it really can't be discarded. I always feel that such a good person like Shaosheng shouldn't be like this. The ending is indeed he in the popular sense, and she received a happy ending. However, she didn't seem happy, and I didn't see the male protagonist's pain, at least it wasn't much pain for me. I think the author prefers Shaosheng, otherwise he would not spend much time describing all aspects of Shaosheng in detail. Also because of the author's preference, I also prefer Shaosheng. She may be timid, indecisive, and as weak as a dodder flower, but a dodder flower also has the power of an earthworm to shake a tree. This is the voice of Shao in my heart. I always feel that there is a powerful force behind her weak body. She is kind. In order to save her Lord Zhou, she would risk her life to help. She gave up her favorite clothes and fabrics to make room for Lord Zhou's letters and essays; she grew up, and her family Abandoning her time and time again, her father and mother let her down, although they were sad, they had the courage to fight back; she was smart, and others' unintentional actions could even be said to be mocking her, but Shaosheng really reflected on the rights and wrongs of his own status and class, humbly accepted and treated each other with courtesy. Shaosheng is really a pure and kind person. She is so good that I can't help but think that if she could really travel through time and if someone could help her, her situation would definitely be better and go to a higher level. How I want to travel through time and space, hug her, and tell her that you are a very good person.

This book deserves a high score. It's been a long time since I've seen a book that describes the characters' hearts in such detail. Moreover, not all heroines are smart. In fact, most people are just NPCs in this world. It's good to read.

It's really beautiful. In fact, the heroine gave me the same feeling as the female supporting characters in other novels. It made people feel a little distressed. She always has a vicious mouth and a soft heart. The male protagonist gives me the feeling that he is a very powerful person, and he doesn't seem to be bad to the female protagonist, especially he feels quite doting on the female protagonist, but she doesn't believe it haha. There doesn't seem to be anyone I particularly hate. Although the guy named He is not very good, he plays a very big role in the entire war and is also a very smart person. As for the second female lead, how should I put it, in terms of talent, she should be okay, but she is too careful. The author's writing is very good, but it feels a bit short. It would be better if he could write another chapter or two about their life after returning and resolve the knot in the heroine's heart [shy][shy][shy]

The writing is really good. The heroine is not considered a "positive character" at the beginning, but a growth-oriented character. She has low self-esteem, is dark, unlovable, and has no one who truly cares about her. She even rescued the male protagonist in the beginning out of revenge. Shengsheng was not accepted by the people around her, so she took out her resentment on Qi Shuo to vent her dissatisfaction for herself. But there is something shining in Shengsheng. She is kind, trustworthy, sincere, and has her own bottom line. She allows Qi Shuo to see his father for the last time. Although she hates Qi Shuo, she will still give the male protagonist money every month to support him. When we met again, she was abandoned by her family and had nothing. Sheng Sheng committed herself to survive. It broke my heart to see her. Fortunately, it was Qi Shuo, but Sheng Sheng thought he wanted to take revenge on her. Later, as we got along slowly, our views gradually changed. Later, after they got married, Shengsheng really had low self-esteem. With Liu San's appearance and the male protagonist's behavior, Shengsheng didn't dare to admit that love, so she kept escaping, even if she faked death and survived, escaping from the male protagonist and escaping from reality. Fortunately, the male protagonist found Hui Shengsheng, and this longing also found a home.