Once, the Bright Moon Shone Over the Rivers and Mountains

I especially prefer the female protagonist. She is sober and independent, with a clear understanding of love and hate. She is not a love-minded, weak, or holy mother. If you love, admit it frankly, and if you hate, never hide it. He will never be soft when he needs to be ruthless, and he will do his best when he needs to protect him. He has his own bottom line and ambition, and he is never a vassal dependent on the male protagonist. She is strong enough, cold enough, and fierce enough to be worthy of going toe-to-toe with the male protagonist, and creating the most intense emotions amidst the light and shadow of swords. The male protagonist is also ruthless

The plot is reasonable and the characters are well-developed. None of the men are worthy of the heroine.

It's so interesting that I read the whole story non-stop throughout the night. The author's writing is very fluent, and the occasional wrong words do not hide the flaws. It's just, it kind of tortures me. What I thought was 1v2, in fact, the female protagonist and the second male protagonist had sex together, and the second male protagonist was really frustrated; I hoped that there would be a fake death and then the reunion of the mother and son as a couple, but there was no scene. Alas, tears are not worth money. Let's check out the author's other masterpieces.

This book is really a rare good book with a plot and writing that complement each other well. The characters of the male and female protagonists are not bound by clichés. I like the female protagonists in the author's works. They are affectionate, righteous and unconventional, and live an open and honest life. The rise of love and the letting go of love are the true freedom of gratification and grudges.

It's worth watching. It's a bit foggy at the beginning, but it gets better later. The characters are very vivid and three-dimensional. Although the heroine is too unlucky, she always sticks to her original intention and her spirit never collapses.

It's beautiful, it shouldn't be rated so low. The author's writing is good. I read this from another book of hers.

Although some plots seem quite annoying, especially the male protagonist who is not likable in the early stages, it is still quite interesting and enjoyable.

It is well worth reading. The author has a unique perspective. Each character is vividly depicted with different personalities. The storyline is unexpected. It is worth reading. The author's writing style is very deep.

Five points! It's fate to meet a five-point book, read it, it's not a loss!

The writing style is novel, the pace is fast and not draggy, and the male protagonist is so ruthless.