Film and TV Crossover: The Hypocrisy Is Real

Good looking! Not competitive, but able to accurately solve the source of the problem, and use some small things to change the direction of the story very objectively and equally! The development of the plot is very reasonable, and there is no deliberate creation of any CP, nor is it deliberately asking the male protagonist to help the female protagonist do anything. The female protagonist relies on her own wisdom to manage, and it has a very, very strong core. The author must also have a strong, gentle and beautiful soul! I hope the author will update more!

I think the author's writing style is very good. When many people write about film and television fandom, they make it difficult for people to understand what the original plot is about, because not everyone has seen the original work. And I personally don't like the type of people who open their gold fingers too wide and push things around without thinking. It's good like this, it completes the logical line and the fullness of the character. The current rating is too low, I hope the rating will go up soon.

The Molan chapter is so exciting. In a society that acquiesces to patriarchy and the entire world of male-loving stories, it wakes up and does practical things from the beginning to the end. It is not a high-level criticism of the drama, but a willingness to invest all the energy to change a person, a group of people, and a country. It is very enjoyable to watch! Looking forward to the next story updates!

The complaints are all spot-on, and it's not just a reversal of female rivalry. Some fans have gone crazy in order to rebel against the original work. They want to use the top ten tortures on the original characters, and they all torture the female characters. This is good.

The writing can be rated above 8 points, the storyline is more logically shaped based on the original work, and the author's warm heart can be seen in the construction of the characters. Although I have not read the third original work, I have read the first two original works repeatedly. I feel that the author has really achieved a high level of fan fiction creation. The so-called "sublation" does not mean blindly deconstructing and trampling the original characters underfoot. It really uses the characters of the original work to tell its own story, and even has some flavor of "writing to convey the truth". Thank you to the author!

The writing is very good and delicate, and each character is well-organized. There is no such thing as counter-attack changes or complaints and criticism just for the sake of traffic. There is a degree of relaxation and logic, which is very good. Congratulations on the completion! Originally, I had read that Bingshang's plot this time would be a bit frustrating, so I thought I would wait for a while to wait for the ending before watching it again so as not to hold my breath [face covering], but it ended! [Crying] I still want to praise the finale. My wife is really one of the first ones I have seen written by so many fans. She has a special style of writing! I feel that the plot is very smooth, and each character is well-written. There is no special hostility (no matter whether it is towards any character in the plot, there is no evil for the sake of being evil). The ending of each character reminds me of a sentence I saw before: Every life will find its own way out. Especially the fanfic of Chang Yue Jingming has read several books. This is the only one that gave me a very "emotionally stable" feeling. Whether it is the ending of each person or the description of each person's psychology, there is no strong projection of personal settings and personal likes and dislikes (probably there is no special OOC or personal content). I feel that the author of Vision was very disapproving of the plot when he wrote it, but he still tried his best to get some real humanity out of the control of the plot among a bunch of bugs. In the end Remember to kick me when you open a new book~[Sending Hearts]

It's well written, and you can see the author's love for his daughter. The characterization is delicate and natural, and the plot changes are not inconsistent. I really like the author's compassion for the female villain. And finally someone criticized Chang Bai for being a hypocrite!!!

The characters in each world are analyzed very objectively. There is no one character who is specifically criticized, and there is no stereotyped exaggeration to magnify the brainlessness of the original characters. The plot is reasonable, the logic is online, and the thinking is careful. Especially the heroine has empathy for every woman, but she will not be soft-hearted because of this empathy. She is a very sensible career heroine! In particular, the plot and plot are very insightful, and the writing is excellent. After reading this article, I really can't stand ordinary fan fiction. It has a unique way of interpreting it, and it is a real women's video with a core. This is a female blog written by a modern woman!

Whenever I come across this kind of meaningful article written from a female perspective, I have to give it a good review, especially Mo Lan's article. It is not just about female rivalry and revenge, but a real elaboration of the female soul. Especially the latter part moved me so much that I almost cried. Moreover, this article is not about a love-minded male protagonist, but a very realistic transaction of rights and status. The writing is also very touching. Mo Lan really quotes classics, advances and retreats with ease, and is a real heroine.

I'm so touched that I was short of books and found such a beautiful book. The logic is rigorous, link by link, and it looks great! ! There are a lot of typos, which makes the relationship between characters confusing in some places. Moreover, after the heroine transformed into Mo Lan, she did not seek revenge (or rather her revenge was not thorough), but instead allowed many people in the Sheng family to enjoy the benefits she brought. The author said in the comment: It was just a conflict when I was a kid, but when I grow up, I think it's nothing. But I think that in her last life, Mo Lan was always insulted by Ru Lan when she was a child. When she grew up, she was plotted by Ming Lan and looked down upon by the old lady. Lin Yinshuang was also beaten to death by Sheng Hong and the eldest lady. Time or rebirth cannot smooth these problems one by one, but what about Mo Lan? Helping the eldest lady get her royal title, giving Sheng Hong more face in front of outsiders, helping Ru Lan grow up... It seems that all the past things have been ignored, just because of Mo Lan's so-called grand outlook on women's status and thoughts? But I think there is no contradiction between pity and revenge for women's status in life. The author wrote the sympathy between Mo Lan and the palace maid very well, but I think he treated the Sheng family lightly. The description of Gu Tingye is quite consistent with my view of smelly men, as well as the inherent weakness of the young master. These descriptions of men are quite realistic.