Mu Jiuge

Ah, I read this book again after 6 or 7 years. It is still as good as before, but it seems that some chapters are missing compared to the physical book (it has been so long that I can't remember much). When I first read it, I seemed to be in the second grade of junior high school, and now I am in my junior year. Time really flies by like water and will never come back. I support the author greatly!!!

Rereading it, I still like this book [Cai Dog]

Watching it again, I still love Mu Jiuge the most, she is so real, loving her is more like loving myself

!!! A very good novel! The subject matter is very different, traditional embroidery and technology. Regarding the psychological description of the characters, I was surprised that the author would describe the deepest things in the heroine's heart. Maybe I don't like it, but it seems that everyone has thoughts that they also hate. To be honest, if Jiu Ge didn't do it unintentionally, it would be really tragic.

??? What about extras???

I finished reading it in one go. How can I put it? The overall setting is good. I don't understand embroidery at all, and I have never paid attention to embroidery girls. But I can feel from the lines that Beibei still put in the effort to study the information. My level is limited. Every time I see Beibei writing about more professional embroidery knowledge, I feel that I am not aware of it ⊙⊙bhan In addition, I always thought that this article was realistic. I never thought that the inheritance of the Su family was such a fantasy thing at first. . . This method of inheritance has also appeared in another article I have read before, which also uses a medium to copy the memories that need to be passed on, but that one was a supernatural article, and the medium was even more disgusting. . . From the very beginning, I always had a strange feeling. Mu Jiuge's portrayal was relatively successful and vivid, and many descriptions of her mental journey also made me feel the same way. Comparatively speaking, Hua Wuyi's portrayal felt relatively weak. It gave people the impression that she was omnipotent, and she also brought a group of relatives and friends who were also cheating. The male protagonist is unparalleled in intelligence, power, and money, and their opponents, the Han family, are the villains from the beginning to the end. They are just a middle-class idiot with a little money (compared to the male protagonist). They are really risking their lives. The level difference between the two sides is too big. One side has an overwhelming advantage, just like a top player wearing the best equipment versus a commoner rookie who has just left the novice village. Hua Wuyi's feelings for Jiu Ge always feel too blunt, as if he was programmed to like the heroine, but it's not like they fell in love at first sight. When someone I just met feels that the impression is not bad, he makes a promise, and the reason for liking the heroine is a bit far-fetched. It feels like he has an initial liking for the heroine, and he just needs marriage, so he wants to marry first and then fall in love. Without fully understanding the other person, he decides that the other person must achieve the goal of falling in love with each other. He must have lived for a long time. Didn't he meet other suitable people and there was no other more suitable marriage partner that he could choose? The "adoptive father" didn't show up from beginning to end, and he didn't know whether he was alive or dying (this was impossible judging from Hua Wuyi's attitude) In the middle and late stages, Xiaohua revealed her secret, and Jiuge's attitude suddenly changed. Although I thought it was quite sudden, I could still accept it. The subsequent emotional scenes between the two became much smoother and more natural, and it was more comfortable to watch~ Unknowingly, it became a lot wordy, and my own thoughts were quite confusing during the writing process. I basically wrote whatever I thought of, but some things always felt like the words didn't convey the meaning. Alas, all the Chinese language is left to the high school teacher~~o(>_<)o ~~ Suddenly I realized that I have been verbose for 800 words. It seems that if I only add 200 words, I can write a long review and send it to Beibei. Although the article has been completed for a while, long reviews do not take time. . Hmm, let me think about something else (⊙_⊙) Okay, let's digress a bit. During the recent period of Internet harmony, Jinjiang launched an invitation to comment on articles. I also participated in it for a while. For Jinjiang coins ╮(╯▽╰)╭, I remember that the standard is that no description can be made below the neck. When I saw that there were some descriptions in this article, I felt quite surprised. It turns out that this level can be passed. It seems that I was too strict before (serious face)! My favorite of Bei Bei's novels is Yushou. I really like Yan Xiaoyao and Xiao Xiaoren. It's even more of a dream to own a rose. It makes money and is easy to support. →_→ The above is purely for the purpose of compiling the word count for a long review, please pat O(∩_∩)O

I want to collect the physical object... I borrowed it from the library many years ago. Looking back, I should have bought it with the excuse that it was accidentally damaged... (It's not the right behavior, don't learn from me. It's just a joke, don't scold me 😭)

Thousands of words combined into one sentence just make me want to cry

Ouch?? What about the next generation of Su family heirs??

If you don't make a sound, that's all. If you make a blockbuster, that's my deep love for you.