Whispers of the Stars: the Daily Life of Fishing with a Bad Guide

I read a lot of Shao Xiang's novels, and I was the first to read about the crisis that arises when the heroine is unable to protect herself, the struggle between three rights on the surface, and the coveting of lawless maniacs secretly. I have read novels of the same type that left an impression on me. The common point is that regardless of whether they are strong in pure strength competition, they have a mature mentality, assess the situation, and can see their own situation clearly. For example, having the ability to leave a stamp of thought in the spiritual sea, or being comparable to a sentinel in strength, being good at calculations, deceiving people, and being good at training dogs to be able to deal with all powerful forces. It is rare to see an article with a pure and weak heroine that sets up such a crisis-ridden political struggle. I looked at the label and saw that it was not a strong female character. It means that the heroine is very weak in terms of mentality and strength. I don't know how far she can grow in the future. Overall, it looks great despite its flaws!

This book scored more than 6 points, which is too low. The text in Shao Xiangwen is more comfortable and enjoyable to read. The hostess is quite normal and a traditional child. She is either very relaxed or has grown up slowly from a good child of a flower-growing family. At first, he was afraid and cowed when he arrived in a strange place, and then slowly accepted the new life under Mo Yan's silent protection. Work hard, work hard to grow, start to have the right to choose and refuse, always have your own persistence in your heart, and have enough ability for yourself, and then try your best to help others.

Generally speaking, the writing is good, especially the psychological description is very delicate, the character setting is logical, and the inner uneasiness and fear of a girl who suddenly travels through time are well written.

It's not like the kind of text that can appear in Little Tomato at all. My ideal Shaoxing world should be such a cold future apocalyptic background The author writes very carefully, it's beautiful and I love reading it.

Very nice looking

So far so good, I hope the next one will maintain the standard!

It's pretty good, but it's too short. The heroine's character is a bit twisted and insecure. She's pitiful in the early stages, but it'll be better if she gets stronger later on.

In Shao Xiangwen, the character of the female protagonist is normal, and the male protagonist's attitude towards the female protagonist is also relatively real. Looking forward to the next plot. Good writing style

It's very beautiful, and there's almost no nonsense. I thought the heroine would keep the snake in a conventional way, but it didn't happen.