
The Heavens Say a Goddess and Savior Doesn't Have to Be Normal
老天说做神女救世主没必要太正常
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- Ancient Romance
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It's good-looking, really good-looking. Every character is well created, and the writing is good. She doesn't look awkward. The heroine is neither weak nor aggrieved. She is smart, decisive, and good-looking. Believe me, I am someone who has watched Lin Du [Admiration] Perfect, please see
I really like [licking the screen][licking the screen]. Although there are some nonsense parts, people can't help but take it in when recalling the past life. Especially the death of the second senior sister caused the entire Penglai to collapse and fall into the shackles of destiny. They used the lives of their generation of Penglai disciples to fill the vacancies in the way of heaven. Really, every time I read about past lives, I can't help but want to cry. The relationship between the Penglai disciples is enviable [laughs], but their endings all make people feel sad [cry] [cry] and angry at destiny😡😡. Of course, I'm also looking forward to the follow-up plot. Great support from the author [Like] [Like]
Ahhhh, it's so well written. It is said that the male protagonist is a junior brother, but he is a bit unresponsive. It feels like an ordinary brother-sister relationship, maybe he has not yet figured it out [Thinking] But I really like the female lead and the original male lead. I don't know why but I feel a little bit attracted to each other [admiration] Looking forward to the next plot
After looking through the high-scoring articles, I really didn't want to read them, so I looked for other articles that didn't have such high scores. To be honest, I think this article deserves a rating of at least 9.3 Or above. Nowadays, there are many articles about cultivating immortals that have the same pattern and I am too lazy to read it. This one is indeed written differently and is very good. Not many people have read it, so I can't help but comment. I hope that more people will read it, and I also hope that the author will not give up on writing it. It is really good to read. Although not many people are reading it now and the ratings are not that high, I believe it will be better in the future. The author must continue to write it! ! ! ! I feel that the author does not need to write all the subsequent games so long. This second game is too long. There will be other games later, unless the main plot is all about the competition and nothing else. But generally speaking, after the game, there must be other main plot parts that allow the protagonist to grow. It is only the second game. It feels a bit too long. You can pay attention to it.
This book is right up my alley. The setting is a world line that is constantly restarting. It is really not easy to write about this kind of several lives, but the author interspersed it very well. The ending of the Penglai five people in the previous life can't help but make people cry. It makes this change of life more tragic and more sympathetic. The relationship between the junior brother and the heroine is very appropriate. Weiwei is the moon, the second senior sister of Penglai, and the genius who should be the one of Yi Jian Shuanghan Fourteen States. Chi Jin said that it doesn't matter if the moon doesn't bow its head, the senior sister should stand there. It is a contrast to Tiandao who did not hesitate to reject Weiwei's soul to make her love the original male protagonist to death. I really like Xiaojundi and Weiwei. It's rare for a strong man to be stronger than a strong woman, and she can barely be considered a childhood sweetheart. She is also the only one who remembers a little bit about her previous life. The author's writing power is really strong, and he can vaguely describe the emotional and career lines of the supporting characters in just a few strokes. They are not tools to serve the protagonist, they are the proud sons of the ten sects, high-spirited young men with their own stories. In particular, there is no traditional portrayal of the original male protagonist as a fool relying on heaven. He was originally a brilliant genius, but his personality was too holy and he was easily exploited, so that everything could be rationalized.
Okay, it's a very interesting article about cultivating immortals, but there are some male-male CPs, so I personally can't accept it and quit [face covering]
! ! ! ! ! ! Real! ! ! ! Love watching! ! ! You have to believe Lin Du's eyes! Such a big picture view! !
I generally like it, but maybe because I am a female protagonist, I always feel that the emotional line between the male and female protagonists is a bit off. (I didn't say that I thought the author's writing was bad, just that I personally couldn't relate to it.) I can't understand it, and I even find it a bit incomprehensible. I can't see love, where it is, why you love it, what you love. If you love because of the other person's efforts, then I can't accept it. In short, the writing is very good, each character has a distinct image, and there is no conflict in the plot. Everything is reasonable and reasonable. I love every young man with vivid images in the article. They are sincere and dare to love and hate. Ps: I stopped reading after more than 200 chapters. Don't scold me because of this. The above are just my personal thoughts. It is also a little bit of a lightning protection for friends who read books. If the requirements are relatively high, the love line can be jumped directly. I wish you better and better [sending my heart] [sending my heart] Rolls, I think I still need to explain (. It's not because I can't accept the male protagonist that I don't want to read it. It may be because the author's writing is brilliant enough in other aspects, so I also use the same standard for emotional requirements, but it may be that I personally have higher requirements for relationships. In short, I feel that the emotional line does not meet my expectations. (The male and female protagonists are very good and like each other, but they are a bit incompatible) In short, it means (don't scold me, don't scold me, don't scold me)
First of all, I want to express my love for this book. To be honest, I have been reading for a long time. And this book really appealed to my taste, so I read it without missing a chapter [shy] Then, I'm going to summarize why I like this book. The most impressive thing to me is that there is no female competition in this book. Not only is every female character perfect, but they also have their own characteristics. Everyone has their own pride and charm. Ruan Wei, Chang Huoyu, Liu Duzheng, Wang Xixing... They are really, I love [blowing kisses] very much. There are also criticisms of the world's prejudice against women from time to time in the book, which really saved my breasts [laughing and crying]. Family, friendship, and maybe love, coupled with the plot that gradually develops like a mystery and some funny elements, make this book even more lovable. (It can be seen that the wife put a lot of thought into writing it) The emotional line is arranged just right. The heroine, who is so wise and almost demonic, enters the game with her own body. How can she be trapped in love alone? All she wants is to control her own destiny and protect those around her. In the end, I really fell in love with the author through the book [sending my heart]. Someone who can write such a book is great. What I have described is just the most amazing part. Of course, there are more wonderful parts. Come and see everyone! ! ! [Cool]
Preliminary summary: There is a cp, the male protagonist Chi Jin is not a savior type, this article advocates self-rescue, there will be a knife at the end, the ending is he (it is real he, not a double death) [Sending Hearts] Then summarize the viewing experience First, let's talk about the intellectual responsibilities among the Penglai disciples, the heroine In terms of the heroine's character: I personally like a smart protagonist who doesn't seem to be angry. It will be a little difficult to trust, it belongs to the category of retribution and double standards, and sometimes there will be some crazy critics (I read a book review and someone said that at the end of the second game, Yu Zhichun was caught and resisted a lightning tribulation to retaliate. He was disgusted, but the heroine dealt with Wan Jian. The senior sister of the sect does not use control such as souls. It is not very appropriate to use the senior sister as an example. The heroine is not happy when she sees that her beloved junior sister is being controlled, and she takes revenge. Some people do this kind of thing in real life). Then there is the intellectually responsible lover who always likes to dedicate himself, Chi Jin Regarding the character of the male protagonist: He is the younger brother taught by the female protagonist, how could he not be like her. He is a selfless lover, his senior sister Du Wei looks down on everyone as an equal, and he feels a little unworthy. At the same time, like the heroine, he is the only intellectually responsible person among the new generation of Penglai disciples. Some characters are too long to write about, so I won't go into details here. Go and see for yourself, and experience it for yourself is far more accurate (for you) than listening to my introduction. [Sending my heart] There are too many spoilers in the plot. The priest dies at the end. Personally, I think it will be very painful for her to live. All her relatives and friends disappeared completely in a week, leaving her in a state of "no one knows me". She felt warmth at the moment of death. This "Ruan Wei" who has experienced countless failures finally felt a trace of warmth. Are those relatives and friends? I don't know, but there is no more priest in the world (I originally wanted her to stay [almost crying]) The writing is very good. I am looking forward to the extra chapter [Sending Hearts]. I really want to see the daily life after ascension, and the story of the Master and Cen Linxi who I have been thinking about for a long time (actually the main text also has [Shy]) There are also some people who say it is like Little Master. I have also read Lin Du's book. Some details are similar, but overall they are not very similar. The core idea is "self-saving", but Little Master is to save himself and save the common people (well, I forgot the specific details, and I will never admit that I have a bad memory). This book of self-saving will have more [thinking], of course, there is no higher intention in any book. One last joke: Higher is higher Oh just oh _______________Book friends pick up! [Blowing kiss]