Film and TV Crossover: Living Life on My Own Terms

I don't know why, but I always feel like this book was written by a living person. All the pictures that appear in my mind are like a deaf-mute show. No one speaks, and it feels very quiet and quiet, although there are constant conversations in the plot. I don't know if everyone feels this way. I have encountered this feeling several times in Tomato novels. Let's take a bold guess, this is written by AI.

The writing is quite good, but a little depressing, as the storyline keeps repeating, and there are many specific words that make people feel uncomfortable! The protagonist is a little less human.

It may not be in line with every reader's idea, but it looks funny, and the little bad jokes from time to time are amazing. It is very imaginative. It is quite good. There are still relatively few of this type. The scale is well-proportioned and not annoying. Good luck, author.

It's pretty good. Although it's not a rebellion, but the other two short stories are pretty good. The brain is online and the writing is smooth. It's not pure AI. It's pretty good.

Five stars. I have only watched Xu Damao's film so far. I read it from another book by the author and mentioned that I liked the writing style of the assignment. What I like most about Xu Damao's chapter is that there is no pulling, no letter of understanding, and a direct report letter to the city. Everyone just thinks he is a sheep, and no one knows he is a tiger. This is the feeling. Following up on the review, I think the author's book, as well as the one he wrote later, wrote the plot of the courtyard very well!

I finished reading Xu Damao's and was very satisfied. I didn't read Yinzhen's chapter 44. I don't understand why Lao Ba, Long Keduo, and Nian Gengyao tried to kill his children, Musk, Honghua, and Croton at the banquet. The protagonist didn't show any expression at all, and there was no punishment at all. It said that there was no punishment for this matter. It was very frustrating. 44 Also knighted Lao Ba's two children. It was very generous. I don't know how the protagonist managed to remain indifferent. Isn't it valuable to have too many children?

Dada, the writing is great, the plot is reasonable, the characters are full and vivid, I love it, Dada, I want to watch Brother Qing Dynasty, and Ode to Joy, Three Lives, Three Lives and Ten Miles of Peach Blossom, Dada, I love you. The author deserves a big thumbs up for his approach of not acting recklessly and not being concerned with cause and effect. He just lives his life well. It's very interesting.

Five-star praise. It can still be dealt with. It's hard to say that it's a change of heart. It's hard to deny Xu Damao's intentions. He said he has a good relationship with Shazhu. I don't care about any chicken feathers. She also meant that even if she got him a beautiful wife from the countryside, he wouldn't be able to keep her. Dizzy

It's super beautiful, and the writing is super good. Five stars because the highest I can give is five stars. The protagonist is super smart, flexible and adaptable. He doesn't look down on the people around him as if they were paper figures. He doesn't look like anyone when he wears the clothes. He doesn't wear the same character over and over again. I feel more and more tired, and I feel that rebelling against the protagonist is as simple as eating and drinking water, but it looks very reasonable and is very powerful. The only time I feel more tired is to help my son rise to power than to rebel myself🤦, so funny👍👍👍👍👍👍

It's written from an onlooker's perspective, so it's a bit hard to relate to. I hope my writing will become more popular, come on!