Married Life with Feng Baobao

Before Chapter 30, the writing is excellent, the character and setting of the protagonist are top-notch, and the love is sweet but not greasy. It can be said to be the fairy grass among fairy grass. However, after entering the capital, the rudeness towards the original father and a large number of older generation's tactics have reduced the perception. The plot of the mask of the god is also too forced, but the overall shortcomings are not concealed. From the fairy grass to the good grass, it is still worth watching. Has the author changed?? What is this article about? The more I write it, the more I feel like a young and Dangerous boy. I feel like I am back to the greasy feeling of reading ancient urban supernatural novels.

This is the best novel in the past year or two with Feng Baobao as the heroine. The emotions are not obtrusive and the plot is not cliché. The ups and downs of the era are vividly and fascinatingly written. Without knowing the plot, what should the male protagonist do with Feng Baobao?

I really like this kind of one-person fanfic with sweet daily life, and it's the kind that's sweet but not greasy. Sister Bao'er's character traits can be restored to a very high degree, especially the dialect is completely nailed by the author. It's hard to [watch] I got a batch of Bashi, it's faster and faster, I feel very itchy.

He is an author who writes novels seriously. He also has a good grasp of the interaction with Sister Baoer. He mainly writes plots and the emotions are just supplementary. It is not like some novels that are messy. The real score is definitely above 9.5.

This is the fanfic I like to read. From the beginning of the Anti-Japanese War, they have a life, a family, and their own main characters. They are very vivid. I can give five stars based on this story line. It is not like other people who follow Zhang Chulan's ass all day long and go to the mechanical plot like anime. Bad reviews.

It took me until 360,000 words to give a positive review, and it would be unreasonable not to give it again. An extremely wonderful book, one of the most wonderful among Under the Strangers fans. It is out of sync with the comics and is considered a prequel to Alien. Although it borrows the setting of Alien, the plot is independently designed by the author, and the outline should be very complete. I actually hate writing tens of thousands of words on a small scene, but these dozen or so pictures from Xian Wang's Tomb are so brilliant. . . So fascinating. I didn't feel the plot was dragging at all. The author is very awesome. The follow-up review gave it two positive reviews. Unfortunately, Tomato can only review it once, but after the characters in Harry Potter appeared, I couldn't give it another positive review. From my personal preference, I really don't like the fanfics of Yiren stitched together with so many fanfic characters from other dramas, various Hong Kong variety characters, Journey to the West, Chu Han characters, Harry Potter, I'm afraid One Piece, Naruto will appear in the future... After stitching so many, it will not give readers a sense of involvement, it will be more like an unpalatable hodgepodge, leaving only a sense of dissonance. It seems that after the author got good grades, he did whatever he wanted, which is a pity. Only personal opinion.

The writing is very good. The female protagonist, Sister Baoer, is the most optimistic about this book. She is not written as a fool, nor does the Madonna treat the villagers. The progress is too slow. There are now more than 40 chapters. It is recommended that Siheyuan and Hong Kong Zong can finish about 100 chapters and speed up the one-person main story to supplement the image of Sister Baoer. Because everyone is here for Sister Baoer, I hope that the follow-up will not be too different from the original work, so that the baby can have the same emotions as normal people. Code more and the author is awesome first

It fits the character of Bao Bao very well. The protagonist Bao Bao is an old married woman who has a long and happy relationship. She will never be wronged in the face of evil forces. This life is happy and sweet 😳

It can be regarded as a period novel + Feng Baobao's single female protagonist's life novel. The emotional description is very good, and the emotional line is very clever. Because the timeline is relatively special, there is not much content for one person. In addition, there were too many drastic changes in that era, so even the deeds of legendary characters would be of little importance in that timeline. Overall, my impression is about 40% to 60%, 60% to 60%. In the ending, I hope that the protagonist's triple reverse rebirth plus other spells can match Sister Bao'er, and don't worry about the lifespan.

A rare and fine product, mainly written by one person. It is sewed with some other works but it is round and reasonable, and has a relatively strong flavor of period literature. Many readers of Tomato are actually omnivores. This book should satisfy many people.