An Ordinary Person's Film and TV Multiverse

Cool! The Mo Lan plane is super cool. I personally hope that Sheng Hong, Wang and Lin will be better in their later years! Because compared to my personal situation! I am satisfied with Shenghong as a father. He is quite qualified as a father in the early stage (personal feeling)! Plus the envy of Wang and Lin's maternal love behavior! I don't have a bad feeling towards them! I hope to write more supporting roles in Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, such as Wei Yanwan and Ah Ruo who became the concubine! Fucha waves! I wish your inspiration will never run out and your writing will bring flowers🌹🌹🌹🌹

Not bad, I'm not angry now. I quite like Sui He's piece. Because Tu Yao was not very kind to Runyu, but she did raise him well. He was so young that at least the rules of Heaven were well taught. Otherwise, if he really wanted to raise him, there would be no way at all. Otherwise, if he stayed under Dongting Lake, he would not know what he would be like. It feels a bit confusing. In Wang Ruoyu's article, there is no one good except for herself. It's like a spoiler. I feel that there are many stories in the back, but I can still read the previous ones.

It's pretty good, I jumped into it, but I didn't like a few aspects. Crazy literature The more you look at it, the uglier it becomes [laughing awkwardly]

It's pretty good. I've just read the latest chapter. Most of it is quite casual. It doesn't show so much unnecessary pity to other characters like other authors. The development of the palace battles other than the protagonist is quite cruel. It doesn't forcefully write a happy ending [Blow kiss]

I personally think it's pretty good. It's not a cliché, it's not the kind of story about a woman who obediently acts as a wife, a mother, a child, or a man. Although I often read these, it's interesting to go against the cliché occasionally. The heroine will always do what she wants within limited conditions, and most of her career goes smoothly, but the heroine is really unconventional in raising children. There are so many worlds, and few children are filial. I skipped many worlds because I have not watched some TV series, so I am not very interested, but even so, I watched most of them, and then I discovered that the heroine There was only one obedient and filial child. That was all in the later stages. The heroine was so moved that she cried. Finally, she gave birth to a child who cared about her, was not afraid of her, and did not look down on her. (The heroine's biological child is not a character in the plot. If we talk about the characters in the plot, I remember Wang Ruoyu's children are quite filial, and others are average). Almost all of the children born by the heroine have their own small thoughts, and they will always be wary of the heroine's identity (such as the Queen Mother), and then the heroine will find it boring and withdraw from the world. In short, the heroine dominates the world, and the career in the early stage is relatively cool, but in the later period, raising children and educating them really fits the title of the book "Ordinary People's Comprehensive Film and Television". The heroine is also very troubled at the beginning, but the children basically have problems. Unlike other heroines in novels, just give birth to a child who is obedient, filial, and well-behaved. The child cannot be said to be particularly supercilious and rebellious, but he is very thoughtful. He feels that the heroine is not good enough and does not delegate power. If the heroine becomes the Queen Mother and talks to the officials more, the emperor's son will think that the heroine wants to control the court. Of course, they are mother and child after all, and they will not treat her harshly in material terms, but this kind of speculation will make you very uncomfortable. Later, the heroine won't care much if she has children. She can let her love grow as long as she wants. Anyway, if she doesn't want to be here anymore, the heroine will leave the world.

The plot is pretty good, but the longer I watch it, the more violent the heroine becomes...

What can I say about this book? The author writes well both at the beginning and at the end. It's quite thoughtful and straightforward and interesting. You can tell that he put a lot of thought into it. There are some delays and plots in the middle, which makes it feel like he's not trying too hard. But overall it's good. It's worth reading in a relaxed mood.

There are 24 writings about the Qing Dynasty, of which 23 are about Zhen Huan. There are 10 people who wrote whether they knew it or not. There are more than n worlds in which Runyu is written. The rest is in bits and pieces. After considering and collecting evidence from all aspects, it is now confirmed that the author is a die-hard fan of Zhen Huan World.

The overall story is good, but I feel a little regretful. Not many of the children born by the heroine are good to the heroine from beginning to end, but I also like the heroine's state and this paragraph. "She doesn't intend to change her current mentality. Right and wrong are never absolute. Some things are more troublesome than they are. It doesn't matter. Don't be afraid to show your true feelings just because you have been hurt. The other thing is, be strong enough to be able to protect yourself."

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking