
Transmigrate and Meet Ma Wencai
穿越之邂逅马文才
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- Completed
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- 407k Words
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- Unknown
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- Updated
- 5mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Looking for TV Adaptation Stories About Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai, with Ma Wencai as the Hero and a Sensible Original Heroine
Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai: Ma Wencai Is Irreplaceable. The Crowd Really Does Have Sharp Eyes
I said don't recommend it. Can't you understand? I'm saving this to read later. Looking at fanfic ratings, the masses really do have sharp eyes. Ma Wencai's characterization isn't out of character, unlike other fanfics where he's either a domineering CEO or a lovesick, airheaded sweetheart.
Looking for a Heroine Who Transmigrates Into Liang Zhu and Discovers Ma Wencai Hiding in a Cabinet
Please recommend a story where the female lead transmigrates into the world of The Butterfly Lovers, sees Ma Wencai's vulnerable side, and discovers that he is both scholarly and martial. In the end, she and Ma Wencai become a married couple, while Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai also receive a happy ending without dying for love.
Looking for a Story with Ma Wencai as the Protagonist and an Original Heroine Who Doesn't Befriend Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai
Please! I've recently become obsessed with Ma Wencai as played by Chen Guanlin. I want something with writing that's not too childish, something I can actually get through.
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It's very good. I don't help Butterfly Lovers. It's not like other authors who help with everything. The arrogant and crying pony is so touching [Adoration] [Please update]
After watching it, the heroine passed through the film halfway through and understood most of Butterfly Lovers' direction. The male and female protagonists are in a stable relationship, but their gender was suspected not long afterward, and then directly revealed. However, except for family members, teachers, teachers, wives, and the male protagonist, no one else knew about it. What I find most uncomfortable here are two points. First, the characters of Liang and Zhu in the original work, don't be too annoying😐, but it is this kind of "incompleteness of 'bad' and impureness of 'good'" that makes it difficult to judge. Fortunately, the male and female protagonists can see clearly and stay out of the matter (but this is the original character's personality, not the author's deliberate description). The second is the intimacy between the male and female protagonists. Every time I feel nervous for them, I am afraid that my classmates will find out whenever they hug or kiss [laughing and crying].
I like this kind of non-meddling Butterfly Lovers, who has a complex of helping others and respects the fate of others, and has always been sweet and doting with Xiao Ma.
It was so pretty, I was laughing from ear to ear the whole time. [Love][Love][Love][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart] So much love! ! ! ! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]
Not bad, reinterpreting the story of Butterfly Lovers from the perspective of a "supporting role". After breaking out of the traditional Butterfly Lovers story frame, we found that the original story contained many unreasonable things that had been overlooked when reading the traditional Butterfly Lovers story: For example, Zhu Yingtai sabotaged her brother's wedding to help Huang Liangyu escape, and the frail scholar Liang Shanbo wanted to negotiate with bandits. Ma Wencai, who was originally labeled as a "brutal villain", instead broke out of the stereotyped setting and showed a more vivid and three-dimensional character. He is forthright and frank when facing the one he loves, and is even willing to put down his body and take the initiative to approach; those actions that were once classified as "outrageous and unreasonable" also have behavioral motives that are in line with the character's logic. This reshaping of supporting roles completes the complete life of each neglected "supporting role" and brings a completely different empathy point to the audience who are familiar with the Legend of Butterfly Lovers. It also made me truly feel that "Ma Wencai" should not be a tool just to hinder Liang Zhu's love. He also has his own obsession and restraint, and the regret of not getting what he wants. He should be the protagonist of his own life and live the way he should be.
I like it, I just love this kind of non-intrusive Butterfly Lovers. It is true that Liang Zhu represents trouble, and each thing is more outrageous than the last. I don't understand the Huang Liangyu incident in the middle. I thought that all the trouble was to better solve Ma Taishou's side, but Ma Taishou solved it very easily. Later, Gu Xinlian was very happy when she was sent away because of her awakened memory.
I'll give my article a five-star rating. Anyway, my writing is going smoothly so far. If I don't have any glitches, it's a perfect score [making a face] By the way, I would like to respond to some doubts: Fans are originally writing their own stories based on the framework of the original work. My heroine has her own position and choices. All interactions are based on the premise of not harming her interests, and it is by no means bottomless plagiarism. According to your standards, all novels with character connections are considered nannies? When I say I won't accommodate, I mean I won't accommodate. I think the article I wrote is already bottom-line enough. Zhu Yingtai still doesn't know the identity of the heroine. How else do you want me to write?
It's still pretty good. I've read nearly thirty books about redeeming Ma Wencai, and I always felt that many of the plots in this one were similar. Overall, it's okay, and it ranks in the top ten among the same articles I've read.
Good looking author, come on [flying kiss][flying kiss][flying kiss][flying kiss][flying kiss]
It's beautiful, it's a sweet fanfic