Armed with the Villainess's Script, I Only Want to Go to College

I have watched two-thirds of it, and it has always been very depressing, especially the women in it, who come from poor families, which should be considered more realistic. The plot is pretty good, and a few minor flaws are innocuous. If you don't mind the word "repression", it's still worth watching (it's really repressive, unlike in other eras where women's literature just mentioned suppression in a few words. This is from the attitude of things. Every thing you look at makes you feel depressed for those girls, just like a drowning person who can't see the shore). Of course, those girls are also very strong and trying to sprout. Text is fine. If you like reading cool novels, this is not suitable for you. It's depressing and can easily make people angry. I wish I could go in and help chop and beat him [cover my face] [cover my face], but the ending should be good. I haven't seen the last two thirds of it yet.

In fact, there are not many people who write book reviews, but there are many people who urge for more, and I have seen too many domineering heroines with all kinds of golden fingers and all-powerful features. On the contrary, this kind of writing is more realistic. The heroine is not weak, but a roundabout strategy. Moreover, the scene in the article is from the southern coastal area, and there are many names of fruit trees in Guangdong, Guangdong and coastal areas. It looks very friendly, like returning to my hometown of Guangdong.

Really nice to look at. The girls in this book are so vivid and full of life. Each has his own little thoughts and calculations. But this is what makes a human being. Don't use the so-called "female" requirements to demand women, just treat them as human beings. Is it natural for men to have low morals, and is it unprecedented for women to have low morals? It seems to elevate women and belittle men, but it actually favors boys over girls. The moral requirements for men are higher and for women, the moral requirements are lower. Don't take part in any hunt for women. In addition to young girls, I also like this book's portrayal of female elders. Good and bad, they are all women and human beings.

In fact, I think it's okay. I had quite a few laughs and tears. Some comments said that the heroine was very frustrated. In fact, the first part of the heroine was afraid of the halo of the original heroine, so she avoided it whenever she could. In addition, the original owner's family were all old scalpers who were being manipulated, so she seemed aggrieved. You can jump directly to Mao San's adoptive uncle Youcai. Once you understand the relationship between the characters, there seems to be no problem. I really want to praise the author. The gangsters from Wangjiacun came to Lianhua Village to play gangsters on a group of girls, but they did not write the plot of tearing off clothes and being defiled, nor did they portray the original heroine as only vicious. The characters are very three-dimensional, and so is Daoxiang. They are women, so they can survive more tenaciously. I especially like the heroine and the women in the book (not counting the brainwashed old ladies like Liu Aihong and Xiufang, they almost gave me a heart attack 🤦) Sisters who can't bear to be suffocated, don't read it. I clicked on it many times without reading this novel because the comment section said it was suffocating. I was really short of books so I thought of reading it first. I didn't expect to accept it, and I was even a little surprised. I saw women helping each other and tenaciously trying to climb out of the mud. The comments were also very warm. Many sisters shared their difficulties in growing up, and everyone will become better [Blow kiss]

It's very interesting. I read it yesterday afternoon. I finished reading Chapter 180 overnight. I also hope that more people will see this book, so I gave it a five-star review. Let me tell you my feelings about this book. First, the chronicle of this book. It is rare to find a story about an indigenous period. Although the heroine Er Mai has awakened some consciousness and knows that she is a vicious female supporting character, this is just a small cheat from the author. All of Er Mai's actions are what he would have done at that age, but Er Mai is really very understanding of people and the world. When I was a child, I saved aquatic animals and girls who saved hydrangeas (this time I also saved myself). I was not afraid when I met the principal. When Mao San went to the second uncle's house to make trouble, he knew how to stuff a few eggs. Unlike other period novels, she uses adult thoughts and visions to start the period novels and play with slaps in the face. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens to Ermai as she grows up (is this another kind of watching her grow up)? Secondly, the protagonist of this book is Ermai, but it is not just about Ermai. I not only like Ermai, but also the quiet and calm Damai in it; Sanmai is a bit silly, timid, but cute, thinks of his sister and parents, and is very discerning; Xiulian has feudal ideas and likes to take advantage, but she thinks about her daughter and is willing to split up the family for the sake of her children and let her go to school. She is grateful to others for not being a blind wolf and loves her children very much. She is a wimp in others' words. She is indeed a wimp in the early stage, but she loves her children. Mao San, who is honest and a bit shrewd with his wife and children, messing around all kinds of things just to successfully separate the family, and accompanies the children to make trouble; Miao Miao, who loves her mother and can resist temptation at a young age, but encounters a bad family; a lonely man, giving Ermai and his family a house There is a rich man who feels sorry for his daughter who is marrying far away and is too embarrassed to cause trouble; the principal who is willing to tutor Ermai; Lin Zhihu who gave the forest farm job to Mao San because Mao San saved him; and Xiaozhen, Magnolia, Mao Si, Hydrangea, and other characters. I also like them very much. I also read other people's stories in this chronicle. The author's pace is very slow, and he writes about a lot of filial piety, not just Ermai's, but also other people's. Some people may find it boring, but I feel that I am looking at the rural filial piety centered on Ermai from the perspective of a bystander. This is an interesting point that is different from other works. It's hard to go into details, but I quite like it. Third, this book has an original heroine, Lin Jiaojiao. She is not a bad person in the true sense, at least not yet. She comes from a commune, so she looks down on rural children, which is quite normal (for example, the children in Yulan, who came from the city, also looked down on the rural areas at first, but later on they were very happy). She is very beautiful, and she is good at using her own advantages. I feel that this is not a bad side. She is very sensible, considerate of her parents, and wants to find ways to make money. Although she asked Shui Sheng to catch water snakes and take advantage of Wang and others, I personally think it is okay. Lin Jiaojiao knows how to use her own advantages, does not sell herself, and has no love brain. Can she be scolded? But Lin Jiaojiao also has shortcomings, such as her habit of blaming others for things, hesitating when speaking, and only crying. I think although one aspect is shaped by the author, it is mainly due to her parents. Lin Jiaojiao is beautiful, weak, and likes to rely on others. She was only a child, and her parents did not pay attention, either. No matter, it will be really bad when Lin Jiaojiao meets a man who is not easy to mess with in the future. The words and deeds of parents and the people around them will affect the behavior of children. When Lin Jiaojiao is beautiful, she finds that she only needs to cry to get many likes. Let alone Lin Jiaojiao, in reality, who can resist not using it? Lin Jiaojiao just didn't grasp that degree, and no one taught her, so she subconsciously thought that doing so was a good thing, without any harm or cost. I am not trying to whitewash Lin Jiaojiao here, but I think the author is also very powerful. No matter who is in the article, there is no absolute good or bad. I can only say that this is human nature. Finally, there may be too many names in the article, and the author often makes typos. I hope the author can catch some bugs, otherwise it will affect the perception too much. I hope the author will get better and better. I need to write for a while. 😭

The author has definitely lived in the countryside. The details of life he wrote are very real, and the writing is very smooth and not frivolous. The whole novel is also very logical, and there is no forced advancement of the plot. The important thing is that the group portrait scenes are amazingly written, without the feeling of tool people. The descriptions of each person have the folds of life, and each character is three-dimensional and vivid, walking out of his own life, even the villains at the beginning. You can see them struggling in difficult situations and taking the wrong path, and suddenly awaken at a certain moment. Er Mai is one of my favorite heroines in the novels I have read in the past two years. The only shortcoming of this book is that the ending is a bit rushed, and there is very little description of Er Mai at the end, which is a bit indifferent. I think it is much better than many 9:00 novels. Many 9:00 novels are seriously watered down. All the characters are serving the protagonist, they are all tool men, and the characters have inconsistent personalities.

This book is not a really cool book, there is no slap-in-the-face plot, but Ermai is really up to date. Although he has always been a coward to the heroine and does not fight back in a practical sense, he found that the life of women in that era was really difficult. The setting of the heartthrob Lin Jiaojiao is also very fascinating [Thoughts] Lin Jiaojiao is gone. Now Ermai's goal is to pass the high school entrance examination. The speed feels a bit fast, the speed of skipping grades. . . The author should stop writing stories about Yang Qinying's family. How long has it been since the heroine appeared? I know you want to bring down the Yang family, but the heroine of this book is not Yang Qinying! Isn't it a book to save women? Why do you still create this kind of girl?

I have finished reading it, and I personally think this book can be given a high score. In fact, it is not as high as a full score, but I gave it a full score just to give the author a better rating. This book is different from other books. His golden finger is not that big. All the plots are relatively good from the perspective of a small person in an era, but they are not particularly exaggerated. The overall story is a group portrait that does not focus on the protagonist, but the story between the protagonist's family and the people he knows in the village around him. Everyone has flesh and blood, and the character descriptions are delicate. Some passages are particularly well written. The fights among the villagers are also very lively and interesting. The plot is also arranged in an interlocking manner. It is very exciting and I have always been interested in watching it. In fact, although there are some plots in this article that seem to be quite irritating, the author is still very restrained in his approach. Some of the vicious supporting characters did not end badly. The whole article is not particularly offensive, and it is still very restrained. It's just that the ending is rather hasty, which is probably a fly in the ointment. Also, I just forgot to mention that the author should be more careful when choosing names. Most of the female characters in it are called Xiu Shi Xiu Xiu. Mainly if the last name is different, what are you showing off? It's okay to add a surname in front of him, just call him Xiu. I simply can't remember which is which. There are also children inside, such as big seedlings and second seedlings. What barley, two wheat, three wheat. And their father has a big hairy head and a hairy head of 2.3 Hair. It was really confusing at first as to what was going on. And the people inside are either surnamed Yang or surnamed Lin, surnamed Liu, surnamed He, they all have the same surname, my God. Even if there is a supporting character, most of them are named Liu. There are also many key characters whose surname is Yang. When it comes to the Yang family, the Liu family is a little confused and confused.

It is rare to see period novels set in the Lingnan region. The plot is not dramatic and exaggerated, but it is very attractive. The author must be a person who has a deep understanding of human nature in life. When reading, it seems that he has entered this small fishing village by the sea. The smell of salted fish drifting in the sea breeze, the licorice that makes people salivate, and the jackfruit in Cai Gong's yard are fresh and moving. The character description is not flat. First of all, the female supporting role is not a villain for comparison, she is just a little girl who works hard for her family. She is wary of the benefits of her beauty and will tell Ermai when she discovers that the scoundrel is a threat to Ermai.

A very good book. The plot is interesting and unconventional. The original heroine is not simply portrayed as a vicious female supporting character. Everyone has flesh and blood. It is rare to see such a long and boring book that depicts the heroine as a child.