Abandoned From the Start: The Gatekeeper Is the Real Boss

In fact, I feel that everyone's requirements are not necessarily too high. Group portraits and passion may be the best summary of this book. Although the article is not finished yet, at least the current content is deeply attractive to me. I feel that the purpose of this book is very high, and that the common people are greater than themselves. Therefore, when readers only evaluate the male and female protagonists based on their emotional development, the evaluation will be a little thin. At least in the description, the group portrait is greater than the individual. Let's talk about the emotions of the male and female protagonists. From the perspective of the text, their emotions have existed for thousands of years. The deep bond and emotion between them cannot be denied just because there are no descriptions from thousands of years ago. From the reader's perspective, it is clear who the male protagonist is at the beginning of the article, and does not allow readers to jump repeatedly among multiple male characters. Then sprinkle sugar appropriately, so that the story is still full of fun and meaning even if it has twists and turns, which is also a respect for the readers. Of course, this kind of fun and meaning is not only reflected in love, but also in family and friendship. This is what readers should really see. As of now (Chapter 109), the plot of the story is coherent, far-reaching, and the story description is also full of twists and turns. Although I don't know what the final result will be, at least the current content is recommended for everyone to read. The article is logical and emotional, which is still very good. [Send heart][Send heart]

In terms of group portraits, the writing is quite good, and each person's character is quite vividly described. Master Yan Wuxian (called Yan Jingxian at first, killed dragons twice, died the second time, and was resurrected in the extra story), Yan Qingshan (elder brother, the heroine's sibling brother in this life, good at divination), Chu Youchuan (two Senior brother, the heroine's sweetheart, good at swordsmanship), Yan Pingsheng (the third senior sister, the heroine, good at talismans), Lan Qi (the fourth junior brother, the last to recover his memory, good at wine making), Ming Huayu (younger junior sister, practicing medicine). Overall, it feels dull. There are very few things that can really hit the protagonist group. That is, the emotional scenes between the heroine and the hero are always placed in strange places.

Throughout the book, I really like the gradual progression of the stories and the mutual help and trust between the characters. Although many stories do not provide answers at the beginning, we will find out later that they have been telling us the answers and reasons. In addition, the extra chapter at the end gave us an open ending. We can imagine for ourselves who the master is. Whether he is willing to come back or not, it also tells us that Zhufeng became the demon king but still interacts with Sister Gan Yueyan and the others, and that Gan Yue is the former brother without spiritual power. Both the demon and the minor characters in the previous stories have a happy ending, and the details and foreshadowing are very good. I like to recommend it.

I finished watching it. I don't know why the rating is not high, but I really think it's very good. It's a very group-like story, and it also has CP. Everyone protects the world across thousands of years. It's a very heartwarming story.

I think it's pretty good. I commented that it's the same as other novels. No, it's quite novel. The group portraits are very good. The five people have a heavy responsibility to save the world. They are still on the road to saving the world again, looking for the accumulation of their previous lives. Each has its own main line. Together, the world is unparalleled. If divided, each is king.

Recommend! Recommend! It's worth a read for book lovers who like group portraits! I don't really like to read pure romance books, but this book suits my taste. I think this book is more about group portraits. The five sect members fight and fight together to regain their fighting strength and solve the "Millennium Catastrophe" together. Although the male and female protagonists are in a relationship, the author's writing perspective is not limited to the male and female protagonists. This is something I appreciate more. The plot is orderly and compact, not procrastinating, and the writing style is pretty good. There are no brainless plots, and the whole book is quite enjoyable to read. There are just some small points that could be expanded upon, but the whole book seems to be good. The author should keep up the good work!

It's a perfect book that meets my requirements for group portraits, and the male and female protagonists don't have any short-lived love rivals or anything like that. The divisions in the team are also very good. Either they all like the female protagonist, or they all like the male protagonist, or it's just pure friendship or even family affection. The emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are also well shaped.

It's super, super good-looking. You can tell that the author's writing style is very good and delicate. I don't know why so few people read it. I've been looking for group portrait articles recently. Those who love to read group portrait articles are in luck. I really recommend this book.

Good-looking, good-looking, as an old bookworm can testify

First of all, the male is noble. Secondly, the author's writing style is a bit immature. But the story is very good. It's about brothers and sisters searching for memories to save the world. After listening to the book, I felt that there wasn't much emotional flow, but it didn't affect the connection between the male and female protagonists. I'm so lucky to have a group of friends and lovers walking on the same path.