Film and TV Crossover: She Abandoned Her Husband and Children Again

Come on, update soon, it makes up for the regret of watching the TV series Mo Niang was woken up by her mother. It is so uncomfortable for a mother to be accused like this. I hope Miaozhu can be prevented from marrying that domestic violence man Wang Xiaofan! ! ! It cleverly integrates Mazu beliefs, the historical background of the Song Dynasty, women's entrepreneurship/education reform, and the system of cultivating immortals with low demons/developing merits to become gods, creating a world that is both familiar and full of novelty. The protagonist Sui An is not a perfect god, but a person with flesh and blood, growth and struggle. She grew from a Mazu sister who did good by instinct, to a reformer with systematic thinking and grand ambitions. She then experienced the eternal sorrow of losing her closest relatives and friends, and finally enlightened, watched, and retired with success. The core of the story is still the awakening and liberation of female power. Through the establishment of women's schools, women's medical practice, business, navigation, and finally the establishment of a women's dynasty and the establishment of women's imperial examinations, it shows the difficulty and inevitability of women's struggle for educational rights, economic rights, and political rights. Whether it's the unfinished love between Sui'an and Zheng Huai, the deep affection with her parents, the deep affection with master Miao Shan, the kindness with master Liu Jingsong/Xuanzhen, or the pain and struggle she faces after separation, they are all touching. I especially like the extra story, which did not let Sui An directly proclaim the emperor or become a national teacher, but let her transform into thousands of people and wait for the flowers to bloom. In the end, Chen Ying, a student cultivated by her thoughts, completed the transformation and established Dazhao. The ending really shocked me. It took nearly three hundred years for Sui An to become a god. I didn't particularly like the second part, but I'm looking forward to the third part, when Sui'an rebels and becomes the Jade Emperor! ! ! I like Sui An who is busy with her career! Come on, update quickly, where have you been who updates eight thousand times a day!

It's good-looking, and you can see that the author really put his heart into it. The plot does not entirely revolve around the original protagonist in the play, but the original plot of the current heroine. The growth and transformation of the protagonist is very smooth and natural, and the emotions of the plot are deepened step by step and progressive. I hope the author can update it soon. I am very much looking forward to the next series of plots. I wish the author a smooth development, and the following plots will be full of ideas and inspiration. By the way, the main body of this article has no CP, but it belongs to the kind of CP after experiencing love in the world of mortals, so the second part, "Legend of Sword and Fairy" will have CP

It's tied (the Mazu chapter is currently unfinished), it's superbly written, it's not a brainless novel, but it feels great when you calm down and read it, there is no heavy sense of God's perspective, each main character has his own unique thoughts and insights, and the heroine's "enlightenment" is also very interesting. I have a detailed feeling about this article. The author can explain some plots that may be boring in one sentence. The author can also explain the content that is more about planning/argument (which I personally would be curious about). The reading experience is very good [heartfelt] The only thing I'm a little worried about is the relationship between the heroine and Huai. I personally think the author handled it very well and didn't stick to the relationship between men and women. They have sympathetic thoughts and complementary opinions, and they are close friends! The two of them were concentrating on their careers (to make a living for the people) and later they had some feelings when they met, specifically referring to the part about the successful cultivation of early and late rice, without describing Huai's thoughts. They were both going their own way. When I saw that time, I felt that it was pointless to be entangled in CP or not. [Simply putting aside the fact that the heroine refused to talk about her children's personal relationship] I would feel weird if they were together {I would feel that something was missing. Inappropriate}, and I feel a pity for not being together {Huai Zhen is a pretty good young man, the important thing is that I knocked on cp in the first few chapters when they first met}, this kind of confidant feeling is the most suitable. As a reader with a romance mind, I will have a slight pity, but from the perspective of the heroine, what the heroine can accept is the best! Come on, author [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

Come and watch, it's really beautiful. The heroine has her own thoughts. She is really determined. She cultivates good seeds, cures diseases and saves people, punishes rape and eliminates evil. She establishes chambers of commerce, opens girls' schools, and improves the status of women. Mazu is also super good. Although the heroine and Empress Mazu have different choices, both of them are for the sake of the people. The heroine advocates eradicating all evils and using violence to act under the rule of law, while Empress Mazu is restrained by moral inspiration. Both of them have their own good points, but they have the same goal. They are really super good-looking. I guarantee it with my ten-year-old bookworm's character. It is a truly growing heroine. Readers can clearly feel the heroine's thoughts and changes. Every character in this book is not a waste, and has its own personality. It can be seen that the author is really attentive, and again, it is really beautiful!

It has the flavor of a classical Chinese fairy tale. I guess the heroine can not only be a fairy, but also leave a mark in history and improve the status of women.

In the original book Fengshen, King Zhou was a coward and a tyrant, and the actual history of the Shang Dynasty was much richer in theology than the Zhou Dynasty (bloody, barbaric, and gloomy were substituted into Tibet before the founding of the People's Republic of China). Nowadays, rumors and conspiracy theories are passed down on the Internet, and people think that King Zhou of the Conferred God World is a male lord. In fact, if human beings really have extraordinary power, it will only be caste slavery.

The author writes very well. So far, there is only Mazu in the world, which is also the test for the heroine to become a god. Because it is written around the growth of the heroine, it cannot always revolve around the protagonist of the original world. The heroine has her own development. So far, I am really happy to see the heroine grow step by step, solve her obsessions or doubts, and find her own way. So if you want to watch something that always revolves around the main line of the original world, you can stop here, like me, hahaha. Of course, the general direction of the original world has not changed, but there will be less written about it, because the heroine has her own path to follow, which is different from the path of the original protagonist, but the two inspire each other, help each other, and grow together. The author's writing style is very good, and I have collected many sentences, so I won't leave you here. I hope you can keep writing, come on! ! ! (ง •̀_•́)งCome on. I highly recommend this book.

It's so well written. Top-quality fairy grass, especially the Mazu chapter. I felt inspired a lot after reading it. Every article is a new and practical concept. Come on, don't give up and stop updating.

I think this is very beautiful. It is about the heroine growing up step by step, and then realizing from the people and things he has experienced, and then step by step from a human to a god. I feel that he really has 7 minutes of changes in his mood, and he expresses them very delicately. How to say, see through, and then be able to understand and be free from the world of mortals, but blend into the mortal world. I feel that this is very well written. It really looks like you are growing step by step. Thumbs up. Thumbs up. [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]

The novel is based on the framework of system tasks and world travel, but it breaks out of the traditional fast-traveling novel routine and polishes the stories of each world like an independent short film. The protagonist is both refreshing and deep. He does not simply complete tasks, but creates emotional connections with the characters in each world. This task-driven and emotional resonance model makes Quick Travel no longer a cold numerical game, but a journey of growth full of warmth. The highlight of the novel lies in the diversity of the world view and the exquisiteness of the details. While maintaining a sense of refreshment, it also incorporates thoughts on human society. It is a masterpiece that is both entertaining and thoughtful.