Film and TV Crossover: The Plot's Gone Off the Rails? Was That Me?
综影视：剧情崩坏？我干的？
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Wow, you wrote so well! Our little official deserves to be loved and cared for. The corpse scene was so heartwarming. The Zhang family members are so quiet and reserved; they're a perfect match for a talkative mistress. I hope this little official stays away from conspiracies and schemes and doesn't have to endure another twenty years of human experimentation. Zhang Qishan and the Nine Gates deserve their punishment, or I'll be sending you razor blades! 😎
This is just my personal opinion. I've read 84 chapters so far, and what I find is that she's overly devoted to her husband, the "virtuous wife and loving mother." The first few dozen chapters were quite free and exciting, but ① the relationship between her and Xiao Ge (her boyfriend) feels off.
I love reading this! 💕 The author's descriptions are so heartwarming, especially the interactions between Xiao Ge and Xia Xia. Xiao Ge's mother survived, and the Zhang family became more humane again. The handling of the Nine Gates was very satisfying. I hope the author continues to do well; I will silently support the author! (●´∀`●)
The first world was quite well-written and enjoyable. However, I found it hard to accept that the minor official in the Lotus Pavilion had lost his memory and reincarnated as Li Lianhua. Even after his memories returned, it felt like the minor official had disappeared, and Li Lianhua's personality had taken over.
The protagonist is well-developed and has a strong background, making this a satisfying, albeit somewhat slacker-like, story. The parts involving conspiracies and conversations with the Nine Gates are a bit awkward, like a child dressed as an adult. However, overall, the protagonist's lack of involvement in the main tomb raiding plot is a good thing.
It's a good read, the plot is logical, the characters are well-developed, and I really like the female lead's personality. Each short story is also a good length; I hope it doesn't exceed 150 chapters per story, otherwise it will be too long. Author, please keep it up, I'll definitely be following the new chapters.
The interactive task was to write a 100-word book review for myself. I know some people might not like this book, but I also know that you can't please everyone. I like this kind of writing, so I'll write it this way. At least in my story, the character I like is happy; he lives freely. Life is full of unavoidable situations.
So far, I've only finished watching the tomb raiding stories. The female lead is the elder's granddaughter. She returns to the Zhang family and becomes engaged to the young man. Later, they guard the Bronze Gate together. After they emerge, they get married and have twins, Naigao and Naitang.
The first two volumes are quite good, cleverly linking the two main themes, *The Nine Gates* and *Ghost Blows Out the Light*, which is very interesting and handled well. The "golden finger" (advantages/cheat codes) are on the larger scale, which is well-realized and meets my expectations for Xiao Guan in the fanfiction world.
To be honest, I absolutely love it, but there's just a little bit missing.