Ye Luoli: Red Beans Grow in the Southern Land

I think this novel is very good. It does not have the same old-fashioned dark protagonist as other novels, but gets along with the protagonist friendly and not so brainlessly. In short, the subject matter is very novel, and the overall style is more relaxed. It is very good to read. Then some scenes can be refined. The words between the characters are suggested to be put in double quotes, and it is a bit confusing. It is recommended not to skip it immediately. Some scenes do not fit the plot setting. I hope the author can think about it when writing.

It's very well written. It's my favorite setting among the Ye Luoli fanfics I've read so far. The author's writing style gives people a sense of daily warmth, and he doesn't deliberately criticize any characters, and he also removes the messy CPs. Come on 😋❤️

So warm, I hope there is no cp or Zhiying cp [sending my heart] [sending my heart] [please give me more updates] [please give me more updates]

The writing is really good. I have never written a review, but I really want to write. Really, I have read a lot of Ye Luoli's fanfics, and I have been exposed to them since I was in junior high school. The ones I read before were either the ones written by Hei Wangmo, the ones that praise Wen Qian, or the ones that are about fairies and destroy the human world. I am now I can't stand it. The author has written exactly what I think. It's not a dark novel, nor is it the kind of heart-throb novel where you humans are very weak and will be destroyed if destroyed. Really, the author writes very well. I've always wanted this style. Ahhhhhh, I want to ask if the protagonist has a CP? Who could it be?

In fact, when I first read the introduction, I just didn't feel it. I even thought it was about CP, and I thought it was about Bai Guangying and Pang Zun. But when I actually read it, I realized that it was not what I thought. The writing style has the kind of daily warmth, and the heroine is really attentive to some small details. I really like it. You don't feel that the sensationalism is obtrusive, but it blends in just right. It's not awkward at all. It really has the warm and daily feel of a young man's comic. The picture is very strong. I'm looking forward to the discussion about cp in the forum. When the time comes, I'll eat it up 🤤 🤤 [bird food masterpiece]

Beautiful, highly recommended! I really like the story written by the author! I loved watching Ye Luoli when I was a kid, but the more I watched the plot behind the original work, the less I liked it. Looking back at the thousand-year-old goblin falling in love with a kid, and other people falling in and out of love, I couldn't stand it. The whole world revolves around the protagonist, so other people don't matter. Children are children, and their future has unlimited possibilities. They can have shortcomings and take the wrong path. With good guidance, they can become better. You can have a loving heart, and you can admire people who are stronger than you. Admiration is different from admiration. Love should have respect and "equality". If you can't do that, you can elevate yourself or the other person to an "equal" position. What's the difference between a thousand-year-old goblin with rich experience falling in love and playing a gangster with a kid who is very different from him! In this story, everyone has their own personality and behavioral motivations. Nanzhi has a system, but the system is not a universal golden finger. The system is more like an auxiliary tool to help Nanzhi better utilize his abilities. It is a new way out for people who strive to change their destiny. Nanzhi has the soul of an adult. She chooses to stand up for the team. She is the "savior" of many people, but she is not omnipotent. I hope that others can help Nanzhi when they grow up and make the future develop in a good direction. What is needed is everyone's efforts.

The writing is quite good, but I feel like I have to write down all the psychological activities, all the things that should be discovered from the reader's perspective. The feeling of a little blank space that allows us readers to explore and think between the lines is lost.

It's clear, it's clear, I've realized it, give it to me if you have a brain. The closed loop of logic is so perfect. It completely jumps out of the logic of primary school students. This is the anime that adults should watch. The screenwriter of Ye Luoli's Fairy Dream and the plot after Mu Tianyin. As long as this logic is followed, I will not abandon the 10 years that I followed it. Now I really can't watch it for fear that I will become a fan.

The plot is very compact and very detailed. There are basically no major language flaws. It's very interesting and I recommend everyone to check it out. The character design of the heroine is also very good. The number of words is not artificially made up. It's also very close to life and very realistic.

How did Pang Zun come to the human world? Isn't there a seal? [What]