The Ming Dynasty Lifted People up and Dressed Them up as Modern Girls

In terms of writing, I originally wanted to give it 5 stars... But the heroine was first raped by her ex-boyfriend, then raped by the bus, molested by the tutor's father, and finally raped by the boss. There were too many routines, and it seemed like she had fallen into a world where all men are rapists. One point deducted. After Chapter 50, I suddenly fell into an all-female channel. Just by borrowing a handwriting, some people thought that the heroine was related to people from hundreds of years ago. They then set up various schemes to make the heroine isolated and helpless so that they could control her. The motives and methods were a bit too abstract. If I had the energy, it would be better to pick up the previous chapters and tie her up directly and threaten her with rape. This time is no different. The design of this kind of plot seems more like the change of emotions of the male and female protagonists, and the "essential" separation and integration in the relationship. Anyway, I can see the drama. I jumped and looked at the back. What should I say about the Millennium Game? It's not that it can't be written, it's that there's not enough foreshadowing at the beginning. Adding this kind of later element would be a bit of a drama. If there was a conversation with a mysterious person at the beginning, it would be fine if the original owner left some information, but there was no such thing, and the style of the painting suddenly changed. However, I still like the author's writing style and hope that subsequent works will be better.

Well written!

Of course my book received five stars. Posting is a game, writing is true love [laughing] OK! It's a pity that it ended too early