In Your World, the Starlight Is as It Was

Written for "The Retrograde Queen" Reading this novel online is like fulfilling a childhood dream. When I first entered junior high school, I didn't subscribe to "Princess Chronicles" for one issue. I even wrote an idiotic novel about three lives and three worlds and submitted it to "Princess Chronicles" (the funny thing is that I forgot to upload the attachment when I sent the email, so I just sent an empty email full of emojis). When I bought "Princess Chronicles" at that time, the first thing I did was to turn to the end and read the latest serialization of "The Retrograde Queen". For me, who had not yet been baptized by Shuangwen routines, "The Retrograde Queen" was too exciting. Betrayed by her best friend, snatched away from her boyfriend (the boyfriend is indecisive, and there seems to be the possibility of the old relationship being forgotten), and robbed of her career, she can only open up a new path. In addition, Qingluo Fanzi's absolutely provocative and gorgeous writing perfectly meets my reading needs as idol dramas occupy my brain. I still remember the illustrations that "Princess Chronicles" drew for "The Retrograde Queen" at that time. The lines were sharp and the contrast between black and white was sharp. The characters all had exaggeratedly slender legs and sharp chins. The exaggerated and gorgeous style fit perfectly with Qing Luo Fan's writing style. In particular, the rock and roll look designed by Ling Ying was presented in the painting. It was a complete aesthetic attack on me when I was a child. It has the cool style of singing in "Guarding Sweetheart" (I feel that I have completely exposed my childhood hobby of watching movies and TV dramas). Along with "Princess Chronicles", I was reminded of the romance novels sold at street stalls at that time, which were cheap at nine yuan, expensive at fifteen yuan, and the better-bound Memory Shop, which cost more than twenty yuan. The girls in our class at that time would change books to read, including romance, horror, ancient times, and campus. That was when I got started in romance novels. There is also Wenxiu. Com. I also learned about it through "Princess Chronicles". There are many great celebrities on the site such as Baowo Sicun, Ming Xiaoxi, Le Xiaomi and so on. When I was in junior high school, I also posted articles on it, and wrote some things that are very embarrassing now that I think about it. I even received two invitations from the editor to sign a contract, but because I was a bitter underage who was not even allowed to have a Penguin account at the time, there was no result in the end. If Wenxiu. Com had not collapsed, my youth might have been different. All this is so far away that it seems like it belongs to another world. "Princess Chronicles" has been discontinued for many years, and Wenxiu. Com has already closed down with the 80,000-word time-travel novel that I did not have a copy of. "The Retrograde Queen"'s cool writing routines, women's war, the male protagonist's poisonous character, and even the writing style that is so gorgeous that it reminds me of the New Sensationists such as Liu Naou, are all relics of ten years ago. Everything has been lost and can no longer be pursued. I no longer know how Ling Ying's career as a queen has turned out, or whether she has defeated Xiao Xiao—so when I discovered that there was a complete copy of "The Retrograde Queen" in JJ, I felt a sense of surprise that a corner of my youth that I thought I had lost came back to me. Read it in one day. It's hard to tell whether I am reading this novel, or whether I am filling in a thought I had in my youth by reading this novel. "The Retrograde Queen", like the youth in my memory, no longer belongs to this era. The excessive emotional exaggeration in the first person seems pretentious, painful, and unnecessary. Ling Ying's career line has not been fully developed yet, and she completely succumbs to the strong emotional contradictions in this article. It seems that except for the overwhelming love, nothing is important. Xiao Xiao's character portrayal is fragmented, and the relationship between her and Ling Ying, both enemies and friends, cannot convince me. The conflict between Lu Yu and Ling Ying is entirely due to the fact that neither party has a long mouth. No matter how I portray Ling Ying's mental journey, I can't accept a problem that can be solved by simply asking "Do you love me or her?" The two parties actually tortured each other for so long, but in the end they were solved extremely easily. But if I could go back to the beginning of my youth, I would still like this novel. Its emotions are so strong, and it has a strong self-pity and narcissism towards "self", which is very suitable for the mentality of adolescent girls who have a strong need to be noticed and discovered. For people in their twenties, looking back at the novels I loved when I was a teenager is like trying to find a sword. When I look back, I realize that the flowing water has taken me so far.

Why does the male protagonist really love the female protagonist and cooperate with the female protagonist to use the media to humiliate the female protagonist?

If a man hurts the woman he loves for another woman, no matter what the reason is, if he really misses this relationship, he will suffer for himself.

Dear author? Why are there none of the ones I bought at 85-91? What should I do?

Huang Jinli is usually as smart as a human being, but why can he still misunderstand the child's life experience when Ling Ying and Song Wei have already made movies on the stage? ? ? This is so unscientific! ! ! !

Most of the heroine's psychological activities are quite sad to read, and Fan's writing style is really good. It's just that the proportion of the counterattack part is small, and it seems that the ups and downs in the front are very important. When I watched it, I kept getting anxious: Rise up, hold on! Forgive Xiao Xiao for the dumbfounding part. Also, I really don't like Prince Huang, so, Fan, let's see you in the next article~

Although I don't like some of the way it's expressed, overall I'm really moved by it. Growth is like this, no matter how bright the industry is, it is always accompanied by tears and hurt. The older you get, the more lonely you become, I don't just say that casually. Everyone has their own past that is difficult to forget and let go. Retrograde is a road of no return, the starlight is on the other side

After reading it, I felt bad after seeing the spoilers of Tan Han Ling Bento. I felt that the ending was a little rushed but quite satisfactory. I thought of a post I read on Tianya a few days ago about a female star who was abandoned after marrying a wealthy businessman and then quit acting. I couldn't help but sigh that girls still have to have their own careers. Anyway, I really like the theme of this article, but it's a pity that Ling Ling doesn't act in movies. QWQ

Alas, a supporting actor is a supporting actor. Why is classmate Tan so pitiful? I have never read any article that can avoid this kind of routine. If you miss it, you have missed it. How can you come back after being shameless?

Although I know that the author wrote this to show that the heroine is very affectionate and values ​​love wholeheartedly, I still feel that it is very unprofessional -_- #I am the boss of the company and will definitely not let her speak for me next time. It is so unprofessional.