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I feel that every supporting character in the author's works is not a facial character, but has his own behavioral logic and motivation. They are all living, flesh-and-blood people. This story feels so real.
To put it bluntly, I think the characters in the author's works are very vivid. Also, I am not a saintly person. I just like to see the characters from multiple angles when reading books. I was a little emotional when I saw the character Wen Jin. She seemed to be quite miserable. Although poor people must be hateful, it seemed that she could not get a good ending in her previous life and this life.
After reading almost thirty chapters, the overall pace is not fast, but the foreshadowing is quite solid. The setting of the two sisters changing their identities after rebirth is not new, but the author did not let them start cheating at the beginning. Instead, he wrote a lot of details to adapt to their new identities - for example, the sister pretending to be the eldest son wears out her hands by practicing calligraphy, and the sister pretending to be the legitimate daughter always makes mistakes when learning the rules. These small details are quite real.
Many characters in the book have their own shining points. Although they have their own positions and goals, they are still very unambiguous in the face of justice. It feels a bit like a micro-group portrait. However, people from the following camps still have to compete, which feels a bit cruel.
I have read it twice. The author will update it soon! I feel that the plot is intertwined, with a lot of foreshadowing, the plot line is also very interesting, and the emotional line is even more crazy.
The characters of the male and female protagonists are quite novel. This is the first time I have seen this kind of setting. It is really refreshing to see the heroine break the situation again and again, and I am not aggrieved at all.