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The setting is quite unique. Novels about ethnic minorities are still relatively rare. The plot descriptions are quite reasonable and the reading is smooth. It's just that the heroine's superpowers are a bit prominent in the article. They are unreasonable and easy to be discovered. They are unreliable in reality. I hope they can be changed to be more realistic. Thank you [please update]

Super Invincible is so good that I don't allow anyone who hasn't read this book. It's a superb 1V4, and it doesn't make the heroine weak. It maintains the main storyline of the heroine who is absolutely strong. The heroine occupies the absolute emotional center. The plot line only has Xiong Jing and does not objectify the heroine. It perfectly avoids the pitfalls of books with many male protagonists. It looks really cool! Highly recommended! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Moreover, the author also conducted some popular science on Tibetan customs. After reading it, I felt a little more knowledgeable, but at the same time, I also deeply realized that no matter what race you are or what belief you have, the whole world is unified when it comes to eating women. Who in this world can't live without whom? I think this problem is already very obvious [turn lips][turn lips][turn lips][turn lips] In short, this is a good book, and you won't lose money by investing in it~~~[Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss] [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Love]

It has a sense of life of herdsmen in Tibetan areas. Very well written. It is necessary to integrate the analysis of self-growth and development and the emotional routes of the three men. There is also the overall development of a family. The author should also write well. Write well. Many people like this novel very much. Because I have never lived in a Tibetan area, it is indeed quite novel. Can you write it quickly? I can't wait to read it. Can you please send me the saved manuscript?

The subject matter is quite new, but the female protagonist is still smart. There is one small catch (the author generally writes very well, please remind readers who have this catch): one of the male protagonists has an adopted child (the child is really pitiful), and he doesn't like this kind of plot where others adopt him if he is kind, which is a kind of dislike that cannot be expressed (not disgust). The author overall writes very well.

The author is very good at writing. This is the first time I read a Tibetan theme. I didn't expect it to be quite interesting. The relationship progresses very quickly, and the pull between multiple men is also great. It's just that the heroine used her powers so casually, which made me feel very worried for her, especially when she took so many cordyceps to the military area, which made me really scared. If the author writes more, I feel like this book will become popular.

The heroine is the type of heroine with special skills. She has a lot of golden fingers, and the plot design is also very suitable for a female protagonist. These are not the main points. The most important thing is that the label of Tibetan area is really very good. The customs and customs are very interesting and vivid. While describing these customs and customs, it also gives some very valuable points, such as thoughts on polyandry in Tibetan areas, for example, the reflection of the Tibetan people's view of nature... It is still a pretty good book~

Super pretty! This is the first time I have read a novel from a Tibetan perspective. The subject matter is very novel, and the author's writing style is also very good. Each character is vividly portrayed, and the plot has both folklore characteristics and a pyrotechnic atmosphere. However, when I wish we could meet each other at the end, it was too difficult to catch up [face covering]

It's really, really, super good-looking. I highly recommend it to old bookworms. It's much better than those that use embarrassment to make people laugh. This is a novel that becomes more meaningful the more you read it. It doesn't demonize the Tibetan area. The characters in it are very real, with suffering and joy, flesh and blood, and the heroine is also very powerful.

This is so nice. The author is probably a Tibetan. The customs and customs are so well written

First of all, it was mentioned in the introduction that the male protagonist adopted a child. I thought he had adopted a child long before he met the female protagonist. I didn't expect that after a series of things happened, the male protagonist adopted a little girl. I really can't accept this, because there are obviously many choices, but adoption has to be chosen. The author has always emphasized that cleanliness is more important than adoption, but I am confused, why must we choose one of the two? This is a female channel article, and to be honest in the early stage of his appearance, I felt that he had no charm, no shining points, and the transitions in the writing were average. Some of the eldest brother's actions are actually a bit low-key. If he were not the leading actor and made those actions, it would actually be very low-key if he were to change his identity. The advantage is that the second brother is well written. The male protagonist who appears first in the early stage has a very good character and relationship with the female protagonist. I feel that it may be better to write a 1v1. The subject matter is also quite novel, and the detailed description of Tibet is very vivid. There are pros and cons. I suggest you revise some parts after you finish writing the article.

The sky is falling, it's too early [crying] If the author maintains the current level of creation, it will really be as good as stealing a horse's head. I have no interest in Tibet and Tibetan traditions, but I like the grassland. The author describes the local customs and customs vividly, and the writing style is sophisticated. The more I read, the more I get into it.

This is the first time I saw a Tibetan and historical novel. I was really surprised. The author wrote it very well. I like the heroine and Laze very much. I feel that Laze and his family are very friendly. As for the emotional line, I feel that the emotional line between the heroine and Sonam is very well written. I am particularly disappointed and look forward to the development of the plot in the future.

It feels like the author has really lived in Tibetan areas. Some of the customs and habits written in it are very real. The interactions between the heroine and the heroes are heart-pounding. The subject matter is novel and the language expression is fascinating. I hope it will be updated soon. I found out that it is not finished until the end. It is very exciting!

I came across this book when I was looking for a piece of literature. It can be considered a chronicle, but it also writes about Tibetan people. I have never read this kind of book before. It took me a while to catch up with Chapter 77, five stars for encouragement. Tibetan snacks include butter tea, highland barley wine, Tibetan buns, tsampa, yak meat... And other meats. The second child eats it first, water park, Sonamdel. The third child is in the first grade and has a clear goal. The eldest son is a soldier. He is childish in his heart. The fourth male protagonist should appear. There is an age difference between the male and female protagonists, but the female protagonist has traveled through the apocalypse, has supernatural powers, is highly vigilant, and just wants to fall in love.

The female host said she was basically satisfied! Multiple cp + no gaze female protagonist perspective + the overall length is not too long and the pace is okay I saw what other readers mentioned as a highlight - adoption. This is also the beginning of the encounter between the female protagonist and the male protagonist. The little girl adopted later is the child of a comrade who died saving the male protagonist. A sudden disaster took away the little girl's only relatives, her grandmother and grandfather, so the male protagonist adopted her and mainly sent her to her parents in the capital. Anyway, there is basically no plot about the little girl, and even less after the adoption. At first I saw it because of the special setting. Tibetan people rarely see this setting. I have to say that the Tibetan setting provided help for the existence of polyandry in the era. The heroine is not coy and generous. She accepts it if she likes it. She is indeed a big woman who has come out of the apocalypse. Overall, I personally think there is no problem

Welcome, distant friend~ May all the good things in the world come to you "It's okay for Tashi~" The heroine's character is really amazing and full of charm! The ambiguity and tension between the male and female protagonists is simply irresistible! It's sweet and sweet, and the child supporter, Xiao Dorji, is really cute. It's a very new subject. I saw it was updated soon. It's not enough to watch. It's completely Not enough! I can't find the meal replacement jpg

The content is quite novel and indeed very interesting, but there is one pitfall that should be avoided by readers who have the same pitfalls as me. Originally, I caught up with the latest chapter and planned to save up, but then I found that the following chapters were getting more and more strange. The result was just as I expected. One of the male protagonists adopted a child. This is indeed not a surprise to some readers, but I guess there are also some readers who are interested in the male protagonist or the female protagonist adopting other children, not to mention that this is a novel with multiple male protagonists. Mu Xiu is indeed pitiful, but she doesn't want the male protagonist to adopt her. Even if it's financial support, or even asking the male protagonist's parents to adopt her, I wouldn't have such a big objection. But other content is okay, you can watch it if you don't like this one Other content is pretty good

It's okay. It's my first time watching this genre. The plot is a bit bland. I don't know how many chapters there will be in the end. The progress of the relationship is a bit slow. I don't know if the boss can be arranged within a hundred chapters. Currently, only the second child is on the table. The interaction with the second child is quite fun, so I want to see more of the passionate relationship between the female protagonist and the male protagonists. The female protagonist's personality is also quite good. She is unsystematic but has a golden finger but not too much. The Best Young Master is great. It's cool to get slapped in the face sometimes and not make a fuss all the time. The Lazer family is also very kind to the heroine. It seems quite relaxed, but I just want to see their sweet love and the heroine's career rise all the way. Come on, the author, I like the sweet interactions you wrote!

First! Don't be misled by the title and introduction. The real plot and logic are actually very reasonable, not exaggerated, and consistent with reality. I have read hundreds of novels in Tomato, and this one is definitely one that I call a "fairy tale" in my reading history. How should I put it, the author's writing style is delicate and full of emotions, and the rhythm is just right. When reading, people will not feel too compact, nor will they feel too boring, every article is Each paragraph is described very vividly. When I finished reading it, I felt that a documentary about the Tibetan people had been played in my mind (of course, it must also revolve around the protagonist). The image of each person is so vivid and full in the author's writing, which makes people really gain all-round benefits after watching it. In addition: I personally feel that the whole novel actually revolves around love, the love of parents for their children, the love between husband and wife, the love of living people for life, and how to find the true heart and stick to the true love for yourself. It is really good. I feel that the author must be a person who has faith, loves life, and loves nature. Oh, yes~ The tearful family members are really, in about the last 1/3 of the plot, Feng Xi disappeared, and the few chapters in which Rob (Zhou Chuanxing) returned were really tear-jerking. I originally thought that I was a person who didn't have such big emotional swings when reading novels, but those few chapters were really, in each chapter and paragraph, my emotions could not help but follow the ups and downs of everyone in the book. The wife was so tearful, but it was really not bitter! It's the kind of crying that makes people feel that all the hardships are over! [Crying] Finally, thank you very much to the author! I look forward to creating more high-quality books in the future! ! ! My writing may not perfectly help me express my feelings about reading hahahaha, but I really like this book

I think this plot is very novel. After all, it is based on the background of ethnic minorities. There are still very few novels of this type. In fact, this is a cool novel about a heroine. She is the kind of heroine who does not depend on others and relies on herself for everything. We women should read this kind of novel. Also In fact, I think the relationship between the heroine and Sonam is quite good, and I also like to watch plots that are a bit more stretched. I feel that the inner drama of the male protagonist is more sour, and it is very interesting to watch. It really pokes my XP. Anyway, it is super, super, super, super, super good. Let me watch it.

I almost missed this article because of the name and rating. A rare good slow-paced article. I felt like time slowed down when I read it. The connection between land and people, the connection between people and nature, the connection between people. It is a wonderful feeling. It is an experience that is difficult to have when living in a fast-paced modern society. I also like the character of the heroine. She is sharp and humane. From the cold-blooded and cruel apocalyptic world to the peaceful era of harmonious coexistence of man and nature, the heroine is also slowly healing her former self in such an environment. It is beautiful and has no surprises! It's just really too short [crying]

A rare subject is a story about the Tibetan people in the 1980s. I gained new insights and learned a lot from reading the novel. Currently, Big Brother, Second Brother and Little Brother are released. The mysterious brother in the introduction has not yet appeared. I look forward to the follow-up [Blowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

The description of Tibetan areas is very detailed and true, the holiness of this land, the simple and sometimes cruel characters and beliefs of the people here, the customs where women seem to be superior but actually women are inferior... The good and the bad are all written. The female protagonist is very strong, has a conscience but is not a virgin, and the male protagonists have good moral character. What impressed me deeply was the rebellious bride Zong Qiong. As a local, her awakening was a process. From being afraid, asking for help, praying for God's blessing, to resisting, to fighting, to trying to escape but failing, to taking the initiative to go back to recharge, hibernate, and help other women, until other women gradually began to wake up, this process is too real. Moreover, the author can use plain and short language to express their experiences and inner changes. It can be seen that the author's writing style is really good. Regarding the fact that the fourth male protagonist adopts a little girl, many people are dissatisfied with this setting. But the heroine first met the little girl, and then the male protagonist No. 4, And then he adopted the little girl; and in order to comfort the little girl who lost her family, the heroine said that the little girl could treat them as her parents. The male protagonist's subsequent adoption of the little girl may have been motivated by the heroine's words. So I think this is not a traditional shocking adoption plot, and it is acceptable.

I like this book very much. The subject matter is really novel. This is the only multi-male theme that I can read. Feng Xi's will is ranked first in it, which makes me have the illusion that this book exists because of Feng Xi (but in fact it is because the author writes well! Others always say that when you fall in love with someone because of words, the person who wrote these words loves her far more than us). There is no abuse of the female protagonist. It is a very, very good article and it also allows me to understand a little bit of Tibetan culture, which makes me very attracted to it. I went to Tibet and wanted to experience the free and easy prairie in the author's novel. I also like Laze very much, because Laze made me feel the love that overflows the screen, the selfless love of a mother, and Laze is also very clear-headed, letting Fengxi do what he wants, and don't stop for anyone. In short, I like the characters very much, and I also admire the author for being able to portray the characters so vividly. See you in the next book [full] [full] [full]

It's so good-looking, so good-looking, a period novel with super powers, the heroine is Feng Xi, a beautiful goddess! The God who controls supernatural powers and men! Know clearly what you want, be very capable and at the same time stay vigilant, and be free! Love too! Feng Xi came from the apocalypse and felt love in the process of getting along with Tibetan compatriots. It was so wonderful! Of the four male protagonists, Suonan is very gentle, Tashi is often stabbed in the heart, Zhou Chuanxing is very restrained, Dorje is a little puppy, and the whole family is neat. It is very happy to see them get along ~ I really like my grandma Jiangyang Zela, a great mother, she also speaks very humorously, loves her children, and gives Feng Xi a lot of love❤️❤️❤️, the relationship between grandma and dad is so sweet! Parental love! There is also Zongqiong Ram who has the courage to fight against fate. The story of a girl's growth is very inspiring! I learned a lot about Tibetan things from the author and what it means to be a serf who sings. Thank you Jinzhu Mami🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻The author is very knowledgeable and the writing is very moving! The writing is very good! ! ! ! Just watch! ! ! It looks so good! ! ! !

It's really good to read and the author is good at writing. Especially when writing about Tibetan areas, it really feels very simple and natural. [Almost crying]

This is the first time I read an article about Tibet. The author writes very clearly based on reality. It seems that the heroine is currently using her powers to dig up Cordyceps sinensis and is preparing to go to Lhasa to do business. While Tashi was watching, Suonan had already eaten, and there was Duoji, who was still in the education department in primary school. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha did not make me laugh, the little kid is a bit cute

It's super good-looking, and I like the interactions between the female protagonist and the male protagonists. Very natural and fun. It's rare to see such good writing on Tomato. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

Tibet+Wood ability. It is very interesting to let everyone know a lot about Tibetan culture and customs through daily life. It is not a superpower in the traditional sense. It follows the law of conservation of energy. When using superpowers to save the hero, the heroine's superpowers will be downgraded. After being captured and taken to the temple, the heroine was injured and fell into a coma for seven years. The heroine will use her own blood to treat her mother's illness. It is so touching. In addition, the man I met in Yunnan was grandma's eldest son and the one who wanted to adopt her daughter. At the beginning, the eldest brother Yunnan was 28, Chief Tashi was 27, Suonan was 20, the heroine was 18, and the youngest son was 8 years old. The youngest son turned 16 after the heroine woke up from a coma.

A very heart-warming article. From the beginning, I wanted to understand some of the unique cultural customs in Tibetan areas. In addition, of course, there is a novel introduction to this book, so I clicked on this article. But this article brought me surprises. It has a lot of ups and downs in the plot, and the warm details and people's hearts also made me very happy while reading the book. You can also learn about the Tibetan culture and humanistic customs that are completely different from the Han people. I like the feeling the whole book brings to me and the emotional line of the protagonist very much. I highly recommend it to everyone~