
Fairy, Don't Make a Scene. You Were the One Who Insisted on Marrying Me
仙子别闹,当初是你硬要嫁给我的
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 444k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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212Chapters
14.1kReads
7.0Score
1.8kShelves
1.4kListens
75.7kReads · all time
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I was a little curious about this book when I read the title, and then I clicked on it and suddenly discovered that it was written by Dada, the author of the novel I had read before, but I actually didn't finish the last book, hehe^⎚‸⎚^ As for the advantages, it is obvious that the emotional description is very delicate, and the psychological conflicts of the characters do not make people feel uncomfortable. The resulting emotional development is well described, making people want to watch how the two people's emotions develop. There are also some settings, I don't think they are mindless and cool. Although the male protagonist seems to be a hexagonal warrior, his lack of background is obvious. It is not said that the divine power suddenly comes to the world and solves everything without any reason. There is a certain logic and rationality. The point is, some foreshadowing and foreshadowing are quite good. I'm really curious about the subsequent development. There are some echoes but it's not the kind of routine writing. It's handled very well. There are some shortcomings. I think some characters are a bit flat and monotonous. I hope that even if they are not the protagonists, some characters have their own little stories, so that I will not feel that monotonous feeling when watching the emotional development of the male and female protagonists. I hope that the important characters who will appear in the future can be more three-dimensional. Secondly, the outcome of the plot development did not make me feel unexpected, and it felt a bit too smooth (well, I just felt that it could be written with a knife, hehe) because I felt that the ending was a bit hasty in some places (maybe it was also foreshadowing) (。- .•) Overall, this book is very good, worth reading, and worthy of my five-star review. I hope everyone can leave a sincere review, and don't kill this novel with one stroke and leave negative reviews that make the author unable to write anymore (ᗜ ˰ ᗜ) I hope the author will work hard and not let this novel live up to the expectations of other readers, and don't collapse later (´o̴̶̷̤ㅂo̴̶̷̤`) Come on, come on ꒰˶>ᗜ<˶꒱
This is a pretty good fantasy book with a single heroine. Compared with the author's last completed book, the conflict at the beginning may not be as intense, but the writing is more delicate, and the plot and emotional drama are more advanced. It will definitely be rewarding to read it patiently~ Lao Bai, promise me, will you write about a single heroine with pure love for the rest of your life? [Cry]
In a word: Book lovers who have read too many foreign fast-food romance novels should definitely not miss this one. Simply put: Advantages- The description of the characters is three-dimensional and delicate, and it is the first echelon of foreign persimmons. The protagonist and supporting characters all have their own behavioral logic Male channel + female channel, the character's IQ is online, the protagonist is decisive The writing is good, not vulgar but not too elegant either. Disadvantages: The plot progresses very slowly, a common problem shared by many novels with delicate depictions. If you like to watch a lot of candy or plot conflicts, you can watch it first There isn't much suspense in the plot at the moment, maybe it's because of the foreshadowing in the early stages. All in all, highly recommended
According to my current reading progress, I feel that this book is quite suitable for my personal taste. I personally feel that after all the tumultuous preparations in the early stage, it should be sweeter at the end. I hope the author will not disappoint me [laughs] I really don't understand why the rating is so low, because judging from the reviews, the lowest rating is 4 stars. It's very possible that some people can't stand it, and the rating is malicious [angry][angry][angry]
Compared with the beginning of the previous book, this one seems much duller, and the look and feel is also relatively bland and even a little watery. There are no big emotional ups and downs, but there are no poisonous points. The emotional description does need to be more delicate, but I still don't understand why the heroine has such a high impression of the hero. I hope it can be explained clearly later. Overall, it's okay.
It's good to watch, I love watching it. I feel that the protagonist's friends who died are not dead, they are all alive, and they are still the saints of various places. I think the young village owner who is engaged to the heroine is the protagonist's friend.
Uh, the fox demon matchmaker, super alienated from the royal hegemony template. How can I say that the more I look at it, the more familiar it becomes.
I couldn't help but start reading it, and quickly caught up with the rest of the group (the author begs you, please add a few more chapters). Lao Bai's writing style has been irritating to me since the last book. It is as plain as water but makes people calm down and read the book, and look forward to what will happen next. It steadily advances the story amidst the little changes in the relationship between Brother Shen and Xiao Lu, but it also has interesting casual writing that can make people smile. In short, I don't understand why this book has such a low rating. With a more refreshing narrative and the same modern perspective and values than the previous book, it shouldn't be difficult to get a score of 9 or above... Although Xiao Lu's not too tall height does not poke my XP (in fact, I prefer Meng Churan's arrogance!), But it still makes me want to continue reading. (Is it possible that many people fall in love with Sister Yu like this?)
The current development is quite good. The male protagonist is heartbroken because he saw his friend with higher talent die in front of his eyes (actually he may have used life-saving means to leave). The subsequent emotional line between the male and female protagonists should be about redeeming each other and solving each other's inner demons.
The writing is very good, and the portrayal of the character's inner ups and downs is undoubtedly amazing. The plot has a slow pace but is highly infectious. Top grade strong strong strong [angry][angry][angry] Big cheers for the author [like][like][like]