Film and TV Crossover: The Sweet, Soft Beauty Is Breaking the Plot

So beautiful, I love it, a heart-throb beauty Even if few men are clean and many are unclean, they will still have children with other women in the future.

This is an article that I really like, but I usually don't like to read fantasy and fairy tales, so I skipped a few, which felt like a pity. The heroine task is to play the female supporting role, but she only needs to meet a few keywords, and she does not have to bear the original owner's wishes or hatred, so she is relatively free. Moreover, the system is not just a 25-year-old. Everything is based on the heroine, who likes to play double queue with the heroine. Thinking of ways to trick the heroine. The heroine herself has a relatively indifferent personality and doesn't care about anything. As long as she can play games and ensure her quality of life, everything else is fine. Moreover, their appearance and temperament are all top-notch. Most of the male protagonists basically fall in love at first sight, and they all have a bit of a yandere in them. It's true that some of the male protagonists in Gong Douwen are a bit douchebag, but there are also reasons why the female protagonist doesn't care too much. Even so, the female protagonist can get whatever she wants. The character interactions are quite funny at times, and there's nothing too weird about it, so it's really nice to watch. The heroine's methods are getting more and more powerful. She obviously has a huge harem, but she acts forced every time. The interaction and pull between the male and female protagonists is really interesting. The heroine is really on the way to escape from the dark room every time. If she can't escape, she will run away. It's getting more interesting. There are just too many typos and wrongly ordered words. The heroine becomes a fairy and becomes the King of Neptune. She used to pretend to be passive and was pursued, but now she starts to actively provoke, several at once, completely open-ended. I used to like to stay at home and play games, but now I like to run around. It has changed a lot and I am a bit uncomfortable. The male protagonist's character is becoming more and more gloomy and yandere, which is quite interesting, but the female protagonist's characters are a bit similar, and there is a lot less freshness. Things got better later on, but when the heroine was lustful and no one set limits, she became less and less open about it. The author has re-edited the text and made many changes. It does not read smoothly at all, and the content has become very confusing. If you have not read the original text before, you will find it baffling when you read it now. The preface does not match the postscript.

Baby, can you please write a story about a boy with a white horse drunk on the spring breeze? There are so many handsome guys in it that they would make a harem look great!

Watching the story of Mu Yumo from The Undercurrent. The male protagonists are mainly Su Changhe, Su Muyu, and then Ye Dingzhi, who is also involved with Tang Lianyue, and then Sikong Changfeng and Baili Dongjun. Good. A heartthrob who is not obnoxious and completely unpretentious. It's rare to be able to write about the charm of the protagonist, so that I can understand why she is a heartthrob, and it can also balance all the blue-faced confidants. The protagonist also reveals his dashing energy. Absolutely. The emotional pull is quite touching. Emotionally superior, the heroine is not aggrieved at all. Even if the strength is not very strong, it will not appear to be a weak, weak, injured, injured, let the male protagonist come to save this kind of downgraded plot. The main thing is that the emotional plot is excellent, but the main plot and plot are relatively weak. However, I feel that the author also deliberately avoids writing less content outside of the emotional line. And in these roles, the female protagonists will improve their strength to be more powerful than the original protagonists. It's not frustrating, it's good. [Laughs] Mu Xuewei's chapter is also okay, his character seems to be more paranoid than Mu Yumo's chapter, and he plans to make Su Muyu Jiangjiang stuffed, but he gets over it when he gets interested. Overall, it's okay to watch a heartthrob's emotional drama, but it's not particularly exciting. Pass the time

It's a very curious novel. People with strong taste and a bit of bt will probably like it, just like me.

The author really wants to see Xiangmi CP Runyu and bring order to the chaos. By the way, you can link up with Tantai Zang or Shangguan Tou, Shangguan Tou is too over the top. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

I stopped watching the Qing Yu Nian chapter after I saw it, because I haven't watched the TV series after that, but overall the author's writing is pretty good, except that I skipped the Chen Qing Ling chapter because I wanted to see if the author had demolished Wang Xian. I found that it seemed that he had demolished Wang Xian (if not, tell me and I'll re-watch it), so I skipped it. The other dramas were pretty good.

I skipped a few worlds I didn't want to watch at the beginning, and started watching Chen Qing Ling. Like those fast-traveling heartthrobs, it is suitable for reading to relieve stress. Anyway, I think the heroine's life is quite refreshing and wanton, which makes up for the regrets of the original work. From now on, the heroine has given birth to children for the hero. In fact, I think it is quite necessary, because the heroine's pregnancy is painless. Moreover, if the original hero himself has no children, it will be fine. If the hero himself has a son, he will be a child of destiny in the future. If the heroine gives birth to a child, then I will not understand why the heroine's task is necessary. After all, compared with the lack of an important supporting role and the lack of several children of destiny, the latter is obviously more serious for the way of heaven. However, starting from Wu Shanshan's article (excluding the Poria cocos article), the author seems to have raised the moral bottom line. The previous heroine was Duan Shui Master, who was treated like a cool and unrestrained queen. From now on, the heroine is Waishui Master, who never got married but became a pseudo-1v1 (meaning that the heroine ate less, as if she had restrained her nature for a man). She started to have a married palace, and the wild flowers outside were less touched. She will also be suppressed by the male protagonist. Moreover, there was originally a meaning of saving that was hard to calm down, but now the meaning of "meaning to be very peaceful" has been broken down. For example, Xiang Liu himself is mortal, and the heroine saves him, so being a harem is no longer a problem. However, several of the male protagonists in Five Blessings are already happy in their own right. When the female protagonist dismantles them, they still have an ending that is not comparable to the original work. In an instant, the hope of saving them is changed to the opposite. I don't know if you're happy or not, but I'm pretty unhappy anyway. In my eyes, except for the heroine-only love game, the system has no sense of existence after the heroine opens the clone. This is already two books. I just finished reading Wu Fu Lin Men, and I don't want to read it now. I want to find some novels about the heroine who are happy and happy within the scope of law and morality. If you had said that you were a fake 1v1, I wouldn't have felt the gap later.

The writing is really good, but there is a story with two male protagonists, and it is a bit strange to have a female protagonist. Fortunately, you can skip reading it.

Personally, I think the author's writing is really good, but can you write more about other anime? Please! [Blow kiss]