The New Story of Minglan

In fact, my impression is that this is a double heroine with two big heroines. There is no emotional line and it is all about career. I like it. In the early stage, it is mainly about writing. When she has the same power opportunities as men, she wants to change more than just herself. There are also some supporting roles. Taken alone, it is also a drama with a big female lead. Some scenes of knowing or not are seen. Everyone laments Xiao Qin's talent, political acumen, and true prime minister's roots. Zhang Guifang's strong character, bravery, tenacity and decisiveness, Hua Lan's assessment of the situation, tenacity, tolerance, and strategizing. There is also Mo Lan's talent, Manniang's ambition, Wang Ruofu's frankness, grandmother's wisdom, Queen Mother Liu, Concubine Rong, the princess, and the grandmother's best friend group are each a legend. Do you know the original drama? Every woman is sad when singled out. If Gu Tingye is miserable, the Marquis's son has a father who loves him, Bai's dowry, hurts a dozen people on horseback when he was 10 years old, and has a foreign wife. His father is biased in letting him practice martial arts. Xiao Qin lets her son practice martial arts and caring for him is flattering. Which one of Minglan and Yanran is in a better situation than him? Isn't the evil he did evil? Was it forced by Xiao Qin? "Good man" Chang Bai turned a blind eye to Yang Hao, Hua Lan's betrothal gift bet, and Gu Tingye called him brothers, and Gu Tingye's plans for the marriage. In fact, all characters are good and bad, but what I hate is why the former's intelligence is not promoted, only the conspiracy and evil deeds are promoted, while the latter's hypocrisy and evil deeds are ignored. The first part is an evaluation of this novel, and the second part is basically the original work. It is a great creation of this system, but there are also many bugs. The drama version has been improved.

This novel feels like it has come alive. It's not an exaggeration. I didn't like the male protagonist at first. I really don't like it. Now I don't really like it, but I agree with him. He is like the opposite of what people imagine as bad. Everyone usually pretends to be polite. Didn't you think of being brave enough to resist when you were deceived? I may have thought about it but didn't dare because of the need to save face. The male protagonist dares to think and do it. I think I like this book. It actually taught me something. Don't follow foolish etiquette, strive to maximize your own interests within a reasonable range, and abandon the so-called people who want face and trees who want skin. I actually envy this kind of person but I can't do it myself. Anything that goes out of the way is equivalent to drawing a circle and setting limits for myself, because when I think back, even the articles I write are within the rules. I dare not go beyond the rules at all, and I dare not do anything beyond the moral bottom line I have set. I often kidnap myself morally. Thank you very much. I will continue to read this book. I wish the author will be more literary, and my thoughts will flow into my writing.

How can I put it, the writing is quite good, but I read it because of the title of the novel: Ming Lan (actually it can be changed to Zhifou Zhixiu Wen Zhuan). The first dozen or twenty chapters of it contain very little content about Ming Lan (I don't like the male protagonist's view of Ming Lan, it feels condescending), so I didn't read the rest of it (maybe the author wrote better later, you can read it if you like it, don't criticize if you don't like it)

An unexpected, yet reasonable ending. The female soul of Xiu Wen is full to the point of overflowing, and she has not changed her goal from beginning to end. The practical shaping of Minglan in the later period also proves your high-light consciousness and ability. However, the fan setting gives you convenience but also limits you a bit. I hope you will write an original female-centric novel.

This book is really good. I especially like the character of the male protagonist. The female protagonist's baby Minglan is a little better. The male protagonist's doting on the female protagonist is not a captive one but a mutual growth. He will share his rights with the female protagonist to help the female protagonist grow together, improve her abilities, and ignite her ambitions. Although the interaction between the female protagonist and the male protagonist is not described much at the beginning, it gradually begins to add more later on. And there are many characters in the book who describe the awakening of women, and there are many things that focus on the description of women, which is really good. Hey, it made me feel disappointed. It's so rare [blowing kiss] but it's really well written. The author's writing is really good. I really like the character of the male protagonist, especially the kind of training he has for the female protagonist. So I always feel a little disappointed after reading the ending. The setting of the male protagonist and the female protagonist is really cool and refreshing. I hope the author will start another project. A similar book like this, especially the character of the male protagonist [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss], I really like it [top post], I rarely see this kind of character design, I really like this type, can you make a sequel? I want to see more emotional lines between the male protagonist and Minglan

The author Da Da's writing style is really good [Admiration], and the words and sentences are very sophisticated. You can tell at a glance that he understands history and culture. I am impressed by Da Da's literary talent, and the writing angle is very novel. Come on Da Da Da [fly kiss][air kiss]

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After reading it, I feel that it has reshaped the world view. The author is essentially creating the world in the world of knowledge, without breaking or establishing. I agree with the author very much that the reason why thoughtful and capable women such as Mannia, Xiao Qin, and the princess have become "villains" is rooted in structural oppression. When external material conditions change, they can live a different life on their own. The author has been creating material and ideological conditions that are conducive to the development of women and even all classes. Read the full text and enjoy it to your heart's content. But I still want to say that supplementing the subject in many places will make reading more common. In some places, there are even two "hers" in a small paragraph, referring to different people. This is a great test of the reader's context connection ability and picture imagination. I once suspected that I was writing a script, because if there is lens language, the beauty of this prose-style writing can be better reflected. Of course, this is also my immature suggestion. I personally think that most readers come in with the mentality of reading a novel that is fun to read. I hope the author can make the connections between the subject, the scene, etc. More natural. Otherwise, it would not be appropriate to read a card-by-card Machiavellian article. Overall, it is still a very high-quality novel, worth reading and recalling. I really admire the author's ability to construct a grand worldview.

The ending was a bit unexpected at first and didn't fall into the trap of cliché. But if you think about it, it should be like this. The male protagonist in it is originally a woman dressed as a man. She is not mentally assimilated or even recognized as the dregs of feudal society because she is physically male and is a vested interest in feudal society. This is very rare. Moreover, the protagonist will also take practical actions for modern values ​​in reality. I think Minglan really deserves this ending. She is not still a husband and a child, and she is not still called Mrs. So-and-so. I still have some thoughts about Changbai's ending. Is he really not going to support his sister? Do you really only stick to old-fashioned ethics and do not do practical things for the people of the world? But I think if Changbai was still alive after Father Sheng died, there would be a gap between him and Minglan. Respect the ending written by the author.

First comment? So far, everything looks good, nothing unpleasant. Five stars to express support. I hope the author can continue to finish writing.