All-Star: Every Dream I Have Comes True

In this novel, in my opinion, the heroine and her men are all "chess pieces". The white-faced man and the underworld send a steady stream of men to the heroine for some benefit. The heroine cannot accept suicide at the beginning, but finally compromises step by step, and even after going through various hardships, she does not have a room of her own, nor a moment of freedom. The heroine is world-weary, mentally ill, simple and kind, and has a special heart. Other sobriety, and the male protagonists, all kinds of dark emotions, I think this is a pseudo-sweet novel, which allowed me to see deep sadness and sorrow under the sweet shell. Dark, really dark, but I have to say that the author writes really well. I don't know how big the author's brain circuit is. He can write such a novel. Reading from beginning to end, I feel more and more sad and heartbroken, but I always want to read it.

It's pretty good, a little bit cruel, can't it be sweet? Looking at how many times the heroine has collapsed, I'm worried that if I continue writing, I will write the heroine to death [face covering]

What do you say about this book? It was said earlier that the heroine chose to commit suicide because she could not accept the constant flow of men. In fact, this is a normal thinking. In reality, even a talkative person will collapse if she knows that she has a dozen or more men. So this point is actually great. If you look carefully at the front, you will find that there is an early warning for the heroine's suicide. She revealed earlier that she can say It is clear that the heroine is very world-weary, has a tendency to be depressed, does not like to interact with people, is afraid of crowds, and has a dead look in her eyes, which all illustrate this point. As for the male protagonist, he was a little crazy because he entered the heroine's dream. I feel that when they enter the dream, there are psychological hints. If they dream, repeat it too many times, their normal psychology will more or less collapse. This entry point is also very eye-catching! But Bai Lian mentioned it many times to compensate the heroine, but made mistakes due to the following reasons. Every time the heroine mentioned it, she would change the topic or deal with it perfunctorily. My personal guess is that I think it is because the male protagonists have been unable to love each other for many lifetimes, so they are too violent. De has traded a lifetime of love with the underworld, and because many people want to exchange their merits for a lifetime, the underworld hates it and wants to take it all at once. Because they are afraid of trouble, they thought of using these great merits through dreams to make them fall in love with the heroine quickly, which has achieved their goal of getting all the merits at once. So this is not actually compensating the heroine, it is just a transaction between a man and a woman and the underworld. The merits mentioned in this chapter should be able to explain ~ Personal opinion, don't criticize!

Is this compensating the female protagonist? Isn't this compensating which male protagonists? If I were the female protagonist, I would die directly. Mistakes at work in the underworld have nothing to do with me. I even made the female protagonist collapse several times, and there is also the issue of changing her physique. Who are you compensating for?

It's really good to read, but I feel like the heroine is a bit miserable. She's always sweet and it's good. I really don't like abuse. There are many male protagonists and I like them all. I read it all night long. The author updates it quickly. It's not enough. There are really few novels in Shuquan. Do you have any other recommendations?

Very good-looking, all are uncles, the circle of uncles is so sweet

Can the roles of Mr. Huang, Wu Zhuoxi, Zhang Yi and Wang Kai be greatly reduced? Saw the latest chapter. They have too many scenes and they are so off-kilter that sometimes their heads are buzzing with so much noise. It feels like they are there wherever they appear. The other male protagonists are like guest stars, occasionally coming out to say a few lines. Let's add more scenes between Andy Lau and Lai Ming. It's so pitiful that he doesn't have much interaction with the heroine [crying][crying] Fei Xiang won't say that he is really a tool [laughing and crying] The three most important palaces are well written.

The author should not be too biased. He will give Chu Qing whatever he wants. Can our little one give her something good to eat? There are many handsome uncles in country H [I'm about to cry] and don't write more and more childish. The more you suffered as a child, the less likely you are to waste food and be picky eaters. (Super loud) Be nice to Xiaozhu [crying] [crying] [crying]

Why are there only four All-Stars? At least six or seven!

It's very beautiful. I like this kind of subject matter. Good luck to the author and don't stop updating.