If you love someone, you will like her in all her ways, confident, aloof, downtrodden, crazy, and frustrated. As long as it's that person, I'll like it. It just so happened that Tang Qingyu and Ling Xing had seen everything about each other.
Tang Qingyu was taken in by Ling Xing after his family was destroyed. But Tang Qingyu actually fell in love with her master as they got along day by day. After being rejected, Tang Qingyu got inner demons. The inner demon became more and more serious. Tang Qingyu was finally controlled by the inner demon one day, and the inner demon imprisoned Ling Xing. But what about Ling Xing...
Reader comments
At the beginning, I thought it was the common female protagonist studying fairy literature, and I planned to read it to pass the time. But this book still exceeded my expectations. It is a book about two female protagonists. I feel that the writing is quite original and not as boring as the template-based writing. Moreover, the image of the female protagonist is also relatively new. She is not uniformly cute or funny, but cold, ruthless and fierce. It won't give people the feeling that the general is actually a boy. And the emotional line is quite tight. Did the author forget to fill in a few holes?
There are some character changes later on and it becomes quite good. I won't say that nothing changes the heroine's character.
That's the author. Are you the King of Hell? People die at every turn. So abominable.
But the author, your writing style is still a bit rusty. Sometimes you don't detail what should be detailed, and you don't abbreviate what should be abbreviated.
I feel that the happy scenes are really happy, but the sad scenes are not sad at all. (Of course, it may be that I am a tearful person.)
Will write better.
At the beginning, I thought it was the common female protagonist studying fairy literature, and I planned to read it to pass the time. But this book still exceeded my expectations. It is a book about two female protagonists. I feel that the writing is quite original and not as boring as the template-based writing. Moreover, the image of the female protagonist is also relatively new. She is not uniformly cute or funny, but cold, ruthless and fierce. It won't give people the feeling that the general is actually a boy. And the emotional line is quite tight. Did the author forget to fill in a few holes? There are some character changes later on and it becomes quite good. I won't say that nothing changes the heroine's character. That's the author. Are you the King of Hell? People die at every turn. So abominable. But the author, your writing style is still a bit rusty. Sometimes you don't detail what should be detailed, and you don't abbreviate what should be abbreviated. I feel that the happy scenes are really happy, but the sad scenes are not sad at all. (Of course, it may be that I am a tearful person.) Will write better.