In the Famine Years, I Refuse to Be Someone's Meal!

In the early stage, I wrote about the real scenes of the tragic life of the ancient refugees. The characterization is not straightforward. The characters are portrayed through language or fragments, so that the image is silently reflected in the reader's mind. However, some plots are based on the starvation death. The writing is really good. I hope it can break away from the template of starvation death and come up with something unique.

The writing style is okay in Changing Marriage, and the subject matter is also new, but the heroine's life in the early stage was too miserable. Let's observe first, and make another complaint about Li Pingliang, hurry up and get offline 🙂

This should be regarded as the most miserable male-to-female protagonist I have ever seen. I hope that in the future, I can find a male protagonist who shouts that the sky is dead, Huang Tian is here, that he is only six years old, and that the world will be prosperous.

It's good. It resonates with me and doesn't feel fake. The characters have distinct personalities and the writing is good. It's the only book whose derivative works make me want to play a game. It was just too short, and I encountered the big yellow oval-shaped horror thing in five or six hours in one night. If you have poor psychological endurance, I suggest you jump to Chapter 33. I hope the author will use more swords, but the protagonist of the marriage change story should not die, which is a pity.

No matter which ending of "Dead by Hungry" leaves me with a stuck-in-my-throat feeling, it has great stamina. I beg the author to give Sui Heliang a perfect ending. I just saw the two of them meeting for the first time, looking forward to it

Come on, author The author's writing is really good The plot is also very sweet Be sure not to be blocked!!!

A good work, not bad, the plot is coherent and reasonable, and the plot is very sweet [please taste it carefully] Automatically brought in Man Sui, I have to say that the little loli is great, the previous plot is dark and depressing, if you can't accept it, please jump to Chapter 33

Watching it now, although it is said to be a derivative of Hungry Death, except for the author's reference in the character design and early plot, everything else is basically original. After experiencing two turmoils in the Liu family and the Bai family, the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist began to improve slightly, but I think the two of them are more dependent on each other in troubled times. The heroine's succubus physique begins to show, very much like the succubus Liu Huangshu of the Three Kingdoms. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the world was in chaos, but at the beginning of the end, she was competing for the throne and so on. Looking forward to it!

Well, although the plot is slow, it is not dragging, and the writing skills are also very good. Now I feel that the more I write, the better. Although I don't know what route I am taking now, it is more realistic about the people at the bottom, and it is a story about changing marriage, and there is no sudden acceptance that I am a woman from the beginning. In fact, there is logic in the gradual change of writing (although I haven't accepted it yet), and the ups and downs of the plot are true. Most of the time, it's not that we can do whatever we think of, which is more realistic. After all, we don't know what others think. In troubled times, every wrong step will cost lives.

I started reading from Chapter 30 to 40. This work is logically self-consistent, the characters are realistic and three-dimensional, and the background setting is also quite complete. Initially, I came here because I had played Hungry Death and was interested in the label of Becoming Married. I wanted to find fans to fill the emotional void in the original work. At the beginning of the chapter, I was still looking forward to the appearance of "Man Sui", but soon I was attracted by An Xiaosui, and then I realized that this was not a fan of Hungry Death. However, the compact plot and fascinating development kept me following it. This is undoubtedly a recommended "spiritual food". The author did not slack off because of the niche subject matter, but kept writing. Maybe the current data of this book is not dazzling, but I sincerely hope that the author can write a warm ending for An Xiaosui.