Hard Candy

I have read two of the author's articles, and I feel that the writing style is a bit old-fashioned. Although there are some highlights that I have, I finished reading them because the writing style is very good. I feel that the men in the author's works are very real, very "classic", and weigh interests. The thoughts and behaviors of the male characters in the article are a true portrayal of the patriarchal society. Perhaps because this is a romance novel, the author embellished it a little and did not write it more straightforwardly. The female characters are all very good, sober, determined, and ambitious, and their lives will be exciting even without love. I think the love described by the author is not "perfect" enough, but I think pure, unadulterated love should be very rare. Sometimes it would be better to be a little confused and compromise.

The writing is quite good, and the narrative is intertwined with memories and reality. But to be honest, it was a bit frustrating to watch. The female protagonist was really suffering, so she never accepted the male protagonist. When I saw the middle and back parts, I felt a little bit that the female protagonist might be too awkward. I just saw the story about Wang Wenyuan and Qi Lu, and it became more realistic that the male protagonist had treated the female protagonist badly in the past. I suddenly felt that the heroine was still too soft-hearted towards the hero, and this novel should be better. I really hope that the final ending will be changed like this: the heroine gradually reconciles with her former self, lets go of everything, and falls in love with her gentle and considerate brother. In the ordinary life with the heroine and her children, the brother is healed and redeemed in his heart, falls in love with the heroine, and the family of three is harmonious and beautiful. As for the male protagonist, let him be beautiful alone... I read the article by Qi Lu and Wang Wenyuan, and came back to read this one from time to time. The more I read, the more angry I became. Da Fang really didn't deserve a good ending. His so-called origin family influence of not wanting to get married, being afraid to face Cui Yu's feelings for him, and fearing his parents would deal with Cui Yu, are all excuses. In fact, he just doesn't love him enough. Otherwise, when he was so enthusiastic about pursuing his little aunt, he didn't think about these practical obstacles? Relying on Cui Yu's love for him and trampling on Cui Yu's feelings, I really want to blow his head off. But that's how it is written in the novel. In reality, it is impossible for this kind of story of the prodigal son to turn around and pursue the other party back.

I couldn't help but comment after reading it halfway through. I have been a bookworm for nearly twenty years, but I still can't stop reading. The author's writing style is good and his conception is exquisite. Through the perspectives and psychological activities of each character, he slowly unfolds the whole story in reverse order, which not only whets the appetite but also satisfies the appetite. When the recall chapters are a bit tiring, it suddenly comes to the present. He understands the readers' thoughts very well. The arrangement of the plot and story progress is clever, reasonable and exciting! The only thing that was a little bit awkward was that the male protagonist lingered in the flowers during the years when he and the female protagonist were separated. Although he couldn't let go of the female protagonist in his heart, he forced himself to let go and didn't want to look back for her. If the male protagonist is still entangled with another woman after the second encounter, I hope so. Let's continue reading first

It feels good, the characters are full and real. I like that the protagonists in the book are all people with different personalities, high and low emotional boundaries, but good-natured people. The girls do not engage in female rivalry or virginity. The male characters are also flesh and blood, with love and regret. Everyone has human flaws, and everyone also has their shining points. Love is important, but yourself is always more important. Too many people pursue the purity of body or soul, hoping that the male and female protagonists will only belong to each other in body and mind from beginning to end, and will only experience each other. In fact, it is a kind of inferiority complex. I re-read some excerpts from Little Aunt. She has loved, been hurt, been abandoned, and even lost her future. I have experienced gloom and hardship, but I have stood up again, with loving people around me and the ability to love others. It felt like it was okay to be injured. There must have been times when her posture was ugly, but she got through it, and she could grow a stronger heart if she got through it. That also makes her more attractive as a supporting character. .

A treasured author, I read three books in one go. Why is this one only 7.3? I am not convinced. Dafang is a "second generation ancestor" with a pure heart, commonly known as the prodigal son. He is heartless, unwilling to make progress, and ignorant. He is lying on the mountain built by his parents and has no concept of money. He regards worship as love, has no desire for marriage, and gives up love to rebellious thoughts. Fortunately, he suddenly came to his senses, learned from the pain, broke away from the control of his family, and grew into a real man independently, allowing the heroine to see that he had a firm belief in being with her and the ability to pursue a free marriage. The two finally got married. What makes people feel ironic is that Lao Fang used the family business to cultivate family ties and separated his uncle and aunt, and finally compensated his son to his aunt. It was God's way of reincarnation. As for Fang Zhongqing, let's forget it. The stupid big fang corrected his wrong posture and was so brave and handsome that he was thrown away by ten blocks. He deserved not to get his little aunt in this life. Long and lengthy review. Complete. Nice.

After flipping through the blue software, I had the impression that I had read Green Wax's book, but I didn't know if it was the same person. I really like the article "Fruit Candy". Publishing standards. The male protagonist is like a small animal, although he has no brains, but every time he provokes the female protagonist, he will suddenly become alert, and in his mind is the image of a husky suddenly pricking up his ears [laughing] The growth story of the female protagonist breaking free from her original problems is also very touching. In the end, she put away her spikes and became a gentle and powerful person. It's great that the author gave them a happy ending. The rhythm of the interweaving of memories and the present is very smooth. I hate dozens of chapters telling the story of memories. If I want to write about the past, I have to write about the past's shaping and influence on the present. I don't like writing that indulges in memories, so this article is very good, and every paragraph is not wasted.

The writing is really good, and each character is vividly and meticulously portrayed. It starts with chasing his wife and then shows the memories in the form of narration. In fact, in the Prodigal Son novel, I hate the patriarchal male protagonist the most, but most of the male protagonists in the Prodigal Son novel have this setting. Because I feel suffocated and have a strong desire to be, so I really rarely read liangzi novels, but I can't resist the fact that the author's writing style is so good and the characters have very distinct personalities. Oops, I can't help but read down while feeling heartbroken [face covering]

I came here because I was married, and I highly recommend it. The author's characterization of the characters is very detailed. Unequal backgrounds bring entanglements, and their respective mental journeys and growth. The story and plot are also very exciting. The male protagonist is passionate and casual, while the female protagonist is sober and tough. But the most touching thing is that people, it is important to see the other person's background clearly, and it is even more important to understand what you want. Dafang's character is affectionate and kind-hearted. Even if he hurts others, it will be bloody, but in the open and magnanimous, he can heal you in the end. Judy seems gentle and considerate, but in fact she is wrapped in selfishness and emptiness. Although she does not mean to hurt people, it can be fatal with a knife. Fang Zhongming's background is based on interests. Although his family is stable and he is willing to raise his son, everything is clearly marked with a price and the appearance of weighing the pros and cons. When my little aunt was at her peak, her career was ruined by a moment of hesitation. No matter whether you choose career or love, regrets are inevitable. Very wonderful characters, very wonderful story, 5 points highly recommended.

At first, I felt that the heroine Cui Yu was a bit too hard. It was a bit too tiring to love such an awkward and naive person. The later life part was sweet and beautiful [shy][shy][shy] It would be better if the male protagonist knew himself earlier and matured.

The big room of the innocent heart, Cui Yu, who is self-respecting and self-loving, Lao Zhao, who is also a scumbag, wait, wait, wait Each has its own difficulties and each has its own standpoint. The group portraits are well depicted, and the narrative form does not require excessive recall.