
After Transmigrating Into a Game, I Won Hearts With My Wits
穿游后,我凭才智得人心
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- Completed
- Length
- 750k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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319Chapters
481Reads
8.4Score
37Listens
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The male protagonist is 41 and the female protagonist is 14. Are there no other pure and cute boys in Gongdou Game [I'm about to cry]
Perfect The heroine Dian is so breathtaking, the word Dian is a complimentary word here. Bold, indulgent, willful, and uninhibited, she was initially "rescued by a hero". After being redeemed and having her original emotions affect her love at first sight, Du Jiu soothed her tortured heart like water, and at the same time soothed her own uneasiness. Even if we can't come together, even if thousands of sails have passed, it will still be difficult to overcome the sea, except for Wushan, it is not a cloud. Whether it's the innocent "brother" who was exploited for revenge, or the "sworn brother" who really saved his mother's love. The emotional involvement is either the youthful and passionate Yang Er, or the unparalleled heroine Xiao Gongzi who has a hard time facing the past, or the exotic prostitute Yang Ge, or the imperial and domineering Shangguan Emperor, as well as the blue-faced confidante and the aloof and arrogant Bai Yueguang stand-in. The heroine's life is always full of variety. She is colorful, but she does not use it to show off, she just looks like a normal, equal person, just like the title, outsmarting, showing off her knowledge, able to use strength to make a difference, able to inspire and guide the country, but she is also fiercely loyal, does not make trade-offs, and only relies on her passion. It is really rare to dare to love and hate while maintaining a "people's heart". Very impressed. Some of the words don't convey the meaning, but overall, I like it very much How to put it, aside from the filters, Du Jiu is actually not that perfect. He is not the unparalleled hero who can drive the colorful auspicious clouds to save the heroine from fire and water every time. Worldly things need to be weighed repeatedly. In terms of sincerity, power, appearance, charm, and even his age, he is not the best, but he is the heroine's dream. Hey... After some modifications, the protagonist just feels like he's halfway up, which is the same as my current feeling. Is it okay to do anything for your own good, even regardless of your own wishes? Very awkward and contradictory. And when the heroine does those things, I really can't find where her fulcrum is?
There is no intention to guide the author in writing! In fact, I couldn't get into it when I first started reading it. The heroine talks too much. Some metaphors make sense, but it's too convoluted to understand. Later, I watched it without realizing it. However, the heroine has a delicate and innocent heart, and I haven't encountered a heroine with such a setting in a long time. It is a novel idea among the same genre. The heroine used the theory of statecraft to find the strongest backer for herself, and the emperor has not yet started the mode of robbery due to various reasons. I was going to recommend it, but after reading the reviews I realized that the emperor is the male protagonist. The age difference is not a problem, but is it really not LTP if the difference is so big? I feel the same as other comments. If the emperor is a male protagonist, the author has too little psychological description of the emperor. In our opinion, the emperor only cares about the female protagonist as a teacher who teaches him how to become an emperor for generations, and as a tool to govern the country. There is no love between men and women. So it's harder for readers to accept that they have emotional lines. I saw the heroine's heart skipping a beat when she realized that she was beginning to miss the emperor. There are many more descriptions of Du than the Emperor (of course Du is not wonderful in my opinion). The most exciting male characters may be Zhou and Pei who appeared later. It seems that the characters' personalities are more prominent and fuller. As I was writing and writing, I found that there was actually quite a lot of descriptions of Du, but they mainly described his family background, and there was no description of the character's inner activities/actions and demeanor, so the character's personality was not clear. It feels particularly difficult to write down. After all, the setting is there. The current emperor is already over 40 years old. Even if he does not die, he will not be able to accompany the heroine in this world for 70 years. At the same time, it is impossible for the emperor to let the heroine become the queen; there is no possibility for the princes to have feelings for the heroine. The setting is hard to round. The possibility of the heroine staying in this world and becoming emperor was also rejected by other sisters who commented because it was not in line with the heroine's character. Except for Du/eldest brother/mother, the existing characters do not have her weakness, and I believe that these three people can be discarded under certain conditions based on the heroine's character. All in all, the plot is somewhat innovative, the female protagonist is well written, but the interaction with the male characters is lacking (unless this is a non-CP novel).
The more I read, the more I enjoy it. The debate between the heroine and the emperor in the first few chapters really made my eyes light up and made me want to read on. Book friends who see the four words "love at first sight" in the first few pictures, don't give up, keep reading. Those four words will not be a big obstacle to the subsequent development, and there is no such kind of love-minded heroine.
Goddess of Heaven is a really shocking book. The heroine's plans and thoughts feel very deep and connotative. Many of the dialogues are also shocking. I can't imagine how much life experience the author must have to write it. It's so amazing and I admire it.
The author personally cheers the author on! [Shy]
At first glance, I thought the heroine was impetuous and eloquent, but I wanted to give up because of some contradictory remarks. Later, when I saw the heroine's remarks about Buddhism in the Buddhist temple, I began to find the article interesting. When I saw the heroine buying a cemetery for her mother, I completely felt that the heroine was smart and started to read. I admired the heroine at first, so I went back and read the novel from beginning to end. After finishing the novel, the heroine went crazy in front of the emperor. She couldn't stop, sad, depressed, exciting, and even enjoyed the abuse. People couldn't help but want to know whether the hero could get what he wanted? Will the heroine be completely assimilated again? No matter what she chooses, I believe that when she returns to modern times in her next life, she will completely grow into a stronger person.
It's a rare masterpiece. I was actually a little unable to relate to the heroine's character and way of doing things at first. But the author's writing style is really good. Now I no longer worry about whether to take it in or not, but to read, appreciate, and experience a story with my heart. The heroine is an alternative in my novels in recent years, and she is also someone I want to read and appreciate.
I finished reading it overnight and wrote a review. As the author said, this is not a "girls' novel". Sometimes I feel that the heroine's struggle is too real. Many times when we face some things, we will make "hypocritical" decisions because our personal emotional orientation is not controlled by reason. The heroine of this article is not perfect, but she is also real. She struggled with herself from the beginning to the end, but in the end it seemed that the thunder was loud and the rain was small, and her actions made the viewer feel, "Why can't I live with this little thing?" At that moment, I was thinking, isn't this just like a person who knows whether the water is warm or cold? What you can tolerate may be what others cannot tolerate, and there are thousands of people. Fortunately, Tang Jing can return to her own time in the end, and this period of time in ancient times can become the scenery on her journey.
It's really good to watch. Once you finish reading the first few chapters, you will feel better and better. Moreover, when you watch the heroine express her opinions, it really feels inspiring. Keep at it, it will get better and better as you go to the end. College students never lie (;`O´)o