Forced to Move to the Countryside, the Fierce Beauty Becomes an All-Round Powerhouse

Finished reading. The following comments are only expressed from my personal perspective, and are only for reference for friends who read the comments first and then read the book. I quite like this book. It is a long-flowing book. There is no particularly dramatic story and a refreshing feeling of counterattack. The heroine grows up in life step by step. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is also simple. There are no white lotus flowers and rotten peach blossoms. The male protagonist can carry it clearly, but when they first met, My personal senses are not very good, and I have a sense of being a moral role model, but I have not forced others to think or act. It only made me a little uncomfortable at the beginning, and I almost beat him to death with a pole. However, the male protagonist will grow up and think differently, so it is not bad. Also, one of my favorite points, but maybe not everyone likes it, is that the male and female protagonists do not have those overly intimate plots. I like this very much. They have CP, but they are not in love all the time. I really like this kind of plot. Love cannot be expressed only by doing, nor can love be expressed only by bringing the other person up on your lips all the time for everyone to see. Those who get along with each other in ordinary daily life, do things for each other, and these subtle and long-lasting feelings can also express love. Another favorite point is that the female protagonist has strength. She is very strong. She does not rely on the male protagonist to grow, nor can she solve problems on her own without the male protagonist. Even when facing the male protagonist, she will not become the weakest party. It is really good. There is no such thing as a strong female and a stronger male. The male and female protagonists are not perfect characters. They have advantages and disadvantages. They are not flawless exhibits, but they are living flesh and blood living their lives in the book. Some readers may not like some of the actions and feel that they should not be like this, but it is normal to have such a feeling. After all, not every action will be approved by people, and everyone has a different view of things. It does not mean that we must compete with each other, it is just that everyone has different ways of thinking.

I thought there were four or five hundred chapters. As I listened, someone suddenly told me that it was over. [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] Why! Why are all the good books short? The heroine is cool, handsome, smart and beautiful, and she is even more precise and decisive in dealing with the scumbags, so cool [love] [love] We don't hate weird and wonderful books when we read them. The key is that the protagonists have to have a positive outlook on life, and you can't be soft-hearted when dealing with them! Otherwise, wouldn't it make the official angry? We can't read a book without being angry! This book is so comforting! There are good guys and bad guys, and the protagonist handles things soberly and openly, which is very popular [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

The heroine in this article is quite refreshing, but the people who jump around keep jumping around, and there is no punishment at the end. I always feel that something is missing [facepalm]. Putting this aside, the article is quite refreshing to read.

It's good. The villain didn't become stronger for the sake of the plot. I highly recommend it. The female protagonist in this book is the real strong one. She didn't stick to the male protagonist as soon as she saw her. In the later period, the male and female protagonists trusted each other and became strong. The male protagonist really trusted the female protagonist and recognized her abilities. And there are no common problems in many period novels. For example, the protagonist can obviously kill the villain directly, and he is also aware that the villain will cause trouble, but he does nothing and waits until something goes wrong to deal with it.

25, 4/26 Jiang Yanli, Shen Ningzhao Yes, yes, there is no misunderstanding about their relationship. The parents of the two families got along well with each other. From the beginning, it was all a lot of things for the educated youth. There are so many of those things. Later, the heroine becomes a military doctor and the hero goes on a mission and gets married.

Oh my God! I watched until the end, but I still felt a little unfinished. I didn't even skip a chapter! Although there are only more than two hundred chapters! But! Excellent product! It's not like in other novels where the heroine sees the hero first and then becomes infatuated with him. The emotional line is also very delicate, and the most important thing is a very happy ending. The heroine's parents are loving and she has an older brother. The male protagonist's grandparents are still alive and her parents have a harmonious family. There is no such thing as a male lead who likes a female lead, and will be upset and so on. The heroine is quick to strike, and she will act upon someone saying bad things when she hears them, and anyone who offends the heroine will not end well.

After listening to it, it's pretty good. The female protagonist is really strong, and together with the male protagonist, there is no inexplicable hero saving the beauty. Moreover, the heroine is the ancient Greek god in charge of slaps. One slap for green tea, two slaps for a scumbag, and the best one has the eighteen subduing dragon palms. It's good not to suffer any loss. I just felt that the ending was too fast-paced. It was said that the heroine wanted to take the college entrance examination after going to the countryside for three years, but after returning home for the New Year in the first year, the pace was like driving on a high-speed train, racing all the way.

Generally speaking, it's okay. Those who like to read chronicle stories can comment on it and talk about what I personally think is problematic. There is a foreshadowing. When I read the article, the heroine came through books and was already an educated youth when she came. She has never met the relatives of the original protagonist. It is said in the article that the original protagonist has been with her parents since she was a child. As you grow up, you will find that your personality is different from that of the original protagonist, but this foreshadowing was not written later, and it was not well explained. Then, I think the male and female protagonists were a bit too hasty to get together (in my personal opinion), and I saw that the male protagonist liked her, and then they got together (maybe I didn't take it seriously), anyway. I just feel that the emotional drama is a bit stiff. When I read the article, I first read the ratings and then the reviews. This book attracted me, so I read the reviews. After reading this book, it was okay. There are no big problems. The author still has a lot of room for improvement. Then the ending is a little rushed. If I write a short story It may be more acceptable. Except for two small problems, there are a few cases where the protagonist's name is used. It's not many. Maybe the author wrote the two books at the same time and got confused. They are all small problems. There is also a small foreshadowing that was not written out. In short, it can be written. It is very interesting. Please support the author. Come on! [Sending Hearts]

It looked pretty good in the early stages. There are not too many intimate descriptions of the male and female protagonists. It's not the kind of sudden love that progresses layer by layer, and the plot is quite compact, but later on, the wife was in a hurry and didn't even go to college.

Although I haven't finished writing it yet, the parts I've seen are quite enjoyable. It's a bit of a torture without ink stains, and it's better for the breasts. Maybe some settings are not reasonable enough, but it's enjoyable to watch, and the requirements are not high.