I watched Xinghan again and felt that Niao Niao can be beautiful on her own. There is no need to choose one boy, two boys and three boys. I can't find anyone after the dust has settled. There is no need to forgive my family.
Reader comments
There are many Xinghan fanfictions. This is the first one I have read. It is completely based on Cheng Shaoshang. It is the way I hope Niao Niao will grow up, brewing the purest wine, building a water tanker, and burning tiles...
I'll give it four stars. It's really difficult to write, and the narrative is well written. Just how to put it...
Although I also like Shao Shang very much, and because the encounters in the plot are all sympathetic to Shao Shang's side, and I don't like how many people feel sorry for the male protagonist one-sidedly, I naturally think that Shao Shang should be like that.
But in this book, if Shao Shang is the protagonist, there is no problem. If the heroine is the protagonist because she likes Shao Shang, there is no problem. But emotionally, it is too centered around the heroine, without any self-feeling. Using the power and resources of parents in this world, I haven't seen any consideration for parents so far.
If it were simply not included, it would be easy to say, but at the beginning, I also wrote about how I cared about my parents' protection when I was in bad health. When everything is added up, the protagonist's actions as soon as he returns to the palace seem a bit like a wolf... Even if there is a relationship that has been separated for many years, there are some disconnects between the front and the back.
At least, that's what I feel after reading the latest chapter.
Okay, I want to see Shao Shang run away from home [laughing evilly]
There are many Xinghan fanfictions. This is the first one I have read. It is completely based on Cheng Shaoshang. It is the way I hope Niao Niao will grow up, brewing the purest wine, building a water tanker, and burning tiles...
I'll give it four stars. It's really difficult to write, and the narrative is well written. Just how to put it... Although I also like Shao Shang very much, and because the encounters in the plot are all sympathetic to Shao Shang's side, and I don't like how many people feel sorry for the male protagonist one-sidedly, I naturally think that Shao Shang should be like that. But in this book, if Shao Shang is the protagonist, there is no problem. If the heroine is the protagonist because she likes Shao Shang, there is no problem. But emotionally, it is too centered around the heroine, without any self-feeling. Using the power and resources of parents in this world, I haven't seen any consideration for parents so far. If it were simply not included, it would be easy to say, but at the beginning, I also wrote about how I cared about my parents' protection when I was in bad health. When everything is added up, the protagonist's actions as soon as he returns to the palace seem a bit like a wolf... Even if there is a relationship that has been separated for many years, there are some disconnects between the front and the back. At least, that's what I feel after reading the latest chapter.
Okay, I want to see Shao Shang run away from home [laughing evilly]