I Could Never Fall in Love with a Man from the Ming Dynasty

The heroes of the world are like the crucian carp crossing the river, and the dragon and the phoenix among the people are still struggling. This is true in modern life, not to mention the time when the feudal hierarchy barriers are tight, natural and man-made disasters occur frequently, and buildings are about to collapse. The heroine is in her thirties and her emotional intelligence is comparable to a slipper, but she has the confidence to do whatever she wants in the world. Arrogance, complacency, pride, narcissism, self-indulgence, self-impression, and self-absorption. The heroine has no real growth line, and golden fingers and class privileges solve all problems. Without the golden finger buff, it looks more like a lucky pet for good brothers. There are few female supporting characters, and she basically plays the role of a clown in the show, used to elevate the heroine, and there is a vulgar female subjugation plot. The male characters spend a lot of time in ink, are carefully portrayed, and are charming. The design of the independent heroine is hollow and has little to do with self-growth and self-realization. I like to shout slogans about independent women, but my character design is mainly for dating. The political perspective is too naive and immature. It is a love novel that combines Da Ru Zhuan and Qiong Yao's self-immersed love style. However, the male protagonist, the second male, the third male, and the fourth male protagonist are very good to the female protagonist. There is no plot to abuse the female protagonist. It is basically a star-studded movie. At least the male characters respect the female protagonist. I can feel that the author tried his best to give the heroine the best setting. This is indeed the case, the heroine is quite a celestial being. If you like the refreshing setting of Tianlong Ren, you can read it. The love part is quite sweet. There is no conflict between the male and female protagonists because they don't open their mouths, and there is no bloody and sad love story. The plot setting is novel, the ideas are unique, and the writing is smooth. It doesn't pay attention to the spiritual core and the depth of the characters, but only those who like falling in love can watch it. You are right, I completely agree that the heroine deserves the best and must deserve the best. It can also be seen that you have devoted all your beautiful settings to her, being kind, positive, and compassionate, with a savior mentality, indifferent to fame and fortune, and treating patients equally. Her personality is great. The plot is also attractive. I can completely feel the effort put into this aspect and make people want to follow it. However, there is a sense of fragmentation after chasing it. Maybe it is due to social experience? The heroine feels like she has never been saddened by life in her life. Her understanding of suffering seems to be something she read in a book. Although she has a good heart and wants to help, she always has a kind of naivety of "when a natural disaster comes, why doesn't the cripple in the wheelchair run away?" When faced with being oppressed, tortured, exploited, and unable to control themselves in the feudal era, the starting point may be well-intentioned, but the natural way of guiding the country reads more like an unexperienced arrogance, almost cruel innocence. Also, in order to show that "my husband only loves me and has no interest in other beauties", other girls behave as if they have never seen a man before, shamelessly and without self-respect. Especially the plot where after getting engaged, she went to the heroine's workplace to cause trouble, and was scolded by the heroine for her righteousness, it was really funny. There are many ways to express their love for each other, and there is really no need to create a stupid and bad female competitor to step on. What's more, in the setting, the male and female protagonists are childhood sweethearts, and everyone in the palace knows about it to the extent that they are being offered a marriage. How come the noble ladies don't show up until they are engaged to cause trouble, and then they are scolded on the street and go home in despair, what are they trying to do? Did noble ladies have a high degree of freedom in the Ming Dynasty? If they had such a high degree of freedom, they would not be exchanged for the benefits of the men in the family. Also, in 2026, it will be difficult for medical students with only a master's degree to find a job in Shanghai, and the probability of becoming a surgeon is approximately zero (except for those whose parents are deans). I want to be a chief surgeon in Shanghai when I am in my thirties. I should graduate with a doctorate by the age of 26 at the latest. After that, I have to go through regular training, specialized training, night shifts, doctor-patient training, and professional title review... The hardships along the way cannot be overcome by just being able to take exams and perform surgeries. Human worldliness, system rules, and peer games are all indispensable. The heroine's way of dealing with people and looking at the world is still that of a child, immature and idealistic, unlike a doctor who has been tempered in a furnace. If the character is changed to an outstanding young doctor who has just entered the clinic, it will be less likely to cause drama. Of course, if you just want to write a character with a relatively strong halo and don't delve into the details of the industry, just from the perspective of satisfaction is enough. Excellent self-confidence and modesty and introspection are never contradictory. The current heroine seems to be filled with all the medals, but lacks the polish of real life. There are too many things piled up, and the details cannot be supported, but it makes her look thin. Giving less is not necessarily a bad thing. Sometimes, leaving a little gap can make the characters stand up better. But having said that, these are the reasons why I take the logic of the characters and the rationality of the settings too seriously. If you put aside these and simply read it as a love-centered cookie, the experience is actually quite good. The interaction of the love lines is written very sweetly, making it easy and enjoyable to follow. And the fact that you are willing to put in the effort to write the heroine well and give her the best is quite touching. Many authors don't even bother to use this thought. I can feel your love for this character and your seriousness towards the story. It is a very good work. Thank you for sharing it for me to see.

Who understands who understands! ! ! I never read serialized novels with less than 300,000 words, but the introduction was so attractive that I read it. In just four chapters, a complete closed loop of the past life story has been completed, with clear organization and strict logic. The most important thing is that this article is refreshing after reading too many stories and writing about assembly lines. The first four chapters allowed me to see the sense of fate between the male and female protagonists, and I was immediately hooked (so it was heartbreaking to watch the female protagonist and other male characters). The characters are very vivid. Due to Alzheimer's disease, the female protagonist starts each life as idealistic as the newborn sun, bright and tenacious, with lofty belief in her profession. The male protagonist is pushed by fate. From struggling to being able to do things with ease, I thought he would be numb (sometimes he does believe in fate), but he still wants to change something within the limited time and ability. What surprised me the most about the male protagonist is that he really has memories of too many lives. I thought he would be a deep-minded, unsmiling, and melancholy figure, but he has a strong sense of being alive, and sometimes speaks in a mean-spirited manner, but he is also flexible and flexible. I am becoming more and more curious about the story behind it. It is the first time I have seen the different fusion writing method of time travel and rebirth. It is very innovative. The writing style and story structure are both amazing. I hope this book can be read by more people! Although it's not finished yet, I still want to write it first. The middle part is actually different from what I imagined. It is different from the tone set in the first four chapters, and there is some psychological gap. The plot is generally more daily-oriented. I think the main plot is a bit slow to develop. Also, the kindness and kindness of the male and female protagonists are really inconsistent with my personal concept (maybe I am too bad [crying]), and I don't like it very much. There's actually no big problem with the overall plot, I just found it didn't suit my interests. Then I discovered that the male and female protagonists really seemed to be just ordinary people, and there was no direction that I thought would happen.

A semi-empty and pure love story! The two of them had a great time chatting~ The wife said she could write about 500,000 words, and now she has just written about the marriage proposal. Is the two little bitter melons about to be finally relieved~ It's more realistic, and the writing style is more positive. Except for the perfect characters of the male protagonist and several male supporting characters, other parts are quite realistic. (Of course, the male protagonist of a female channel must have such high configuration, otherwise he will not be worthy of the female protagonist) The heroine's goal has always been to become the best doctor, to save lives and heal the wounded, and is not the kind of sweet story that only talks about love. Slightly abusive, mainly abused by the male protagonist (walking on thin ice + likes to think about things and torture herself), the female protagonist has always been a little sunny, except for finding a way to get home, she lives a happy life, and is very optimistic and motivated

The writing is beautiful and the characters are rich. The author knows how to check the information and writes well-founded and logically. It's so touching, I haven't eaten fine rice bran in a long time. 😭 In terms of character design, the heroine's character as a genius doctor is well embodied, and her professionalism and psychological quality are reflected. He is very rational, and some of his inner thoughts are very out-of-the-box and fun. The psychological changes of the male protagonist are described very delicately and smoothly, and the personality changes are obvious but not abrupt. The male protagonist has a bit of a love brain, but he is not the kind of brainless love brain, and he does not have no bottom line. The male and female protagonists can bicker and have a sense of life. The setting of a time-traveling woman × a reborn man, both of whom are fake and hiding things from each other, is very interesting. In terms of plot, as the author said, it is a bit difficult at the beginning, which should be regarded as a minor flaw. But I don't care. At the beginning, I thought Qingtang was the heroine's father. I'll be able to understand it later. However, I still recommend that the author revise the text a little later. The plot develops smoothly and the logic is self-consistent. Currently, the careers of the male and female protagonists have just started, and the characters of the Bloody Censor have not yet been perfected. I am very curious about how the male and female protagonists will develop in the later period. The setting of being reborn n times is also difficult to grasp, so I am looking forward to it. It's been a long time since I've read non-fanfiction. This is one I picked up at random. I didn't expect the quality to be so high. I thought it was because the average level was too high, but today I watched 4 hours of top-rated works that made me sick. In the next 15 days, you should not click on the software again before finishing the exam. A bit of a state of mind. Author, please come on! ! ! It's really, really, really nice to write. I'll come back after the final exam in half a month! In addition, I secretly hope that the heroine can have some female friends and write about the most magnificent women of that era. 🥺

Why is it so beautiful! ! ! ! The fine chaff among chaff, the heroine is very charming, she has strong professional ability and is also cute in love. She is kind and empathetic, a true doctor with a benevolent heart. It is natural for everyone to fall in love with the heroine. I highly recommend it. The male protagonist hates and loves her at the same time. , I hate that the heroine doesn't love him enough. It's delicious for a man to worry about gains and losses😋 He says he doesn't love him, but he loves him to death in actions and psychology. His secret jealousy and slightly awkward duplicity are really good at describing the psychology of relationships.

It is a very novel story theme. Time travel is an old gimmick. What is rare is the endless cycle of reincarnation of the male protagonist. The chapters I have seen so far are more than 200, and they are not yet finished. The progress of many stories is fascinating on multiple lines. I will be very curious about the subsequent development. Because it draws on the real history, um, timeline and related characters, I will have a sense of inquiry that even if I know the answer, I still have to study the process carefully. Just like the picture "Along the River During the Qingming Festival", we know its general outline, but now we need to take a closer look at a small character in it and what kind of story may have happened to them. The character creation, including the supporting characters, all have distinct personalities and there are not many of them. The whole story will be very rich, which is conducive to writing some more humorous scenes. Such a humorous story scene can appear despite knowing that it is a relatively sad historical ending. The contrast is very good, and I even think that more laughing scenes would be better. The portrayal of the key protagonist is just right, with ups and downs, Yan Xuqing. I think the description of his struggle for survival could be more tragic, but the ending should be good. (I don't know, it's just nonsense) Regarding the collision of ideas, it's the language design. I think there are many things that make me admire, and the plot arrangement is also very clever. Not much to say. Anyway, come on, hurry up and do more.

This is my first time writing a book review, and at around 7:00 it really fails the author's intentions. Originally, the background was set in the late Ming Dynasty, which made me very hesitant to read it. This era was full of too much chaos, and I couldn't stand the suffering of the male and female protagonists in the book. However, the author balances small love affairs and national affairs very well. It generally fits the historical background of fierce party disputes and frequent uprisings in the late Ming Dynasty, but the language is still humorous and does not read heavy. The most important thing is that the two protagonists are very delicately portrayed. The heroine is unwilling to sink with the feudal society even if she travels through time. She has never changed her pursuit. The male protagonist has been reborn for two hundred years and has been working hard to save the building from falling (even though it is impossible) in addition to loving the heroine. Faced with ideals and ambitions, the two people know that they cannot do anything. This is simply one of my favorite types of protagonists. The two people are first good Fang Zhou and Nan Ping, and then they become a good couple. Although it is not finished yet, the author should be very confident about the follow-up content, and hopes that Fangzhou and Nanping will get what they want in this life.

I have been reading novels for many years, and today is a fast-paced world. If the first few chapters don't arouse interest, the chances of the book being read again are slim. When I read this book, I happened to have a busy life, so I read it very quickly. The first time I was attracted was due to the male protagonist's behavior in the court. It's not just me. Many people commented after that paragraph. It was indeed different from ordinary male protagonists. At that time, I was thinking: Ah, this male protagonist is so extraordinary. You need to look at it. This is a modern novel. I am used to reading fictional novels, so I am a little uncomfortable seeing familiar place names like Fujian. Along the way, I witnessed many details and stories. Witnessed the tragic life of the male protagonist. What shocked me the most was Chapter 105. At this time, I made up my mind, no matter what the final development of this article is, what is the ending? I will read it all, this is Su Qi's life. Today, we already have a very comfortable and comfortable life, peaceful and safe, and many things are so convenient and fast. The brilliance of literature allows us to see a colorful world. Just like Chanyi, as an outsider, I objectively watched the changes in the characters in the book and the evolution of the times. The hero's words were shocking. I read it several times and was silent for a long time. This is the life of countless living people. I sincerely hope that he does not have a good ending in this life. Come on, the road ahead will be long, but I hope he will never forget his original intention and have someone by his side for the rest of his life.

The setting of the Ming Dynasty and time travel will make people feel a little nervous. After reading too many time travel stories, I feel that most of them are very unoriginal. The Ming Dynasty is full of too much pain. I was torn over the book shortage, so I clicked in to read it again and again. After reading it, I found it to be very good. It felt confusing at first, but I slowly became immersed in it. The character creation is very delicate. Even though the male protagonist is weak and sick, the perseverance of his family and country after being reborn for several generations is touching. The warm and bright personality of the female protagonist is also very popular. Several supporting characters are also outstanding, but the article is written in some places that make people feel discordant. I just have this feeling, and the serialized works will inevitably cover all aspects. I hope the author can continue to stick to it and insist on updating. So far, I still like this work very much. Looking at it, people can't help but think of Zhang Dai's "Looking at the Snow in the Pavilion in the Heart of the Lake". The repeated description and contrast of the snow in the book evokes a touch of melancholy and loneliness. Is this snow the silence of the Ming Dynasty?

At first I didn't know what the "one grid of electric blood" in the introduction meant. After watching more than half of it, I realized that the male protagonist who keeps vomiting blood and is in a trance is really funny. The author did not write the reborn male protagonist as a cold, unsmiling, ruthless or other label personality like the popular routine. The male protagonist still has his own cuteness, and the vivid characters really come to life on the page. I have read the novel for more than ten years. Such a male protagonist's character is relatively rare, some are gloomy and some are lively, some are scheming and some are innocent. The heroine is also very special. She traveled to the Ming Dynasty and said she was not afraid would be a lie, but she just believed in herself and her ability to survive. Even if the hope of going back was actually slim, she still believed. In the process of believing, I am also growing. As for the female protagonist's emotions, I'm not worried at all. Whether it's the brother, the male protagonist, or the male ghost, they all enjoy her. I rarely write long reviews, and this is my first long review on Tomato. The author does indeed write at the level of a long drama, so keep writing [blowing kiss]