Success in Love and Fame [Transmigration]

My favorite is the extra [Rainbow Fart]

Ah, I didn't expect to see this book. I ordered it all as a souvenir. Oh my god, I remember it was 10 years ago. I saw it on some small pirated website. I didn't know the source of the book at the time. Anyway, it left a very shocking impression on me. I never thought that a book could be written like this... Unexpectedly, 10 years later, because of another book by the author that was on the new book list, the column was picked out... And I suddenly discovered that I had read the fanfic written by the author before, but I never knew that the author was the same, and I felt a bit like fate.

I also wanted to write a long and long review, but after reading the book, I was so moved and overwhelmed. I was recommended by a friend. It is so well written, very amazing, and warm. I like my sister and Yantang. I think of Priest's eldest brother. It seems like it will always be like this, the tall brother who holds up the sky. I like Li Que, like Huo and admire his growth. However, my favorite is still my sister. Even if she becomes ruthless, she is still my favorite. This is probably the iron triangle.

Does the author want to say that Yantang was the emperor's illegitimate son in his previous life? The man surnamed Bai that Yan Wei married was the young man who caught Yan Wei when she fell from the tree while picking fruit? Maybe he was the young master who witnessed Yan Tang picking up the dropped steamed buns and hurting Yan Tang's self-esteem? Also, why did Yan Wei live in such embarrassment later? A marchioness who doesn't even have decent jewelry? Didn't he say that the man named Bai loved her very much? In order to marry her, she carried a sedan chair for ten miles and made up for it with red makeup and so on? Although I have finished reading, I still have many questions

Comment after reading it~ When I first read it, I felt that the author was a little special, a little mad, and a little arrogant. [. Later, I saw that the author said that he writes more with colleagues, which made it clear. The fanfic is a re-creation of the original work, and the character settings are mostly complete, so I feel that in this article, the motivation is not very clear, and the foreshadowing is vague. When I first read the first few chapters, I felt that the characters were growing up like fragments, and Brother Qi suddenly awakened to his vocation. The time is so short that if I went here, I think I would go crazy. [. However, I think that bit of arrogance and craziness also comes from the author's creation of fan fiction. Since the setting is almost complete, there will be less things to consider, and the world constructed by fans will be relatively easy. This allows the author to have a lot of energy to fully realize the literary talent and language characteristics. In "Attack Success, Mingjie", the battlefield descriptions are few, but they are precise. It is not just Su who brushes up the presence of one or two people, nor is it a deep pull on the reader's emotional line. This kind of rendering makes everyone, the people of this city, the people of this era still at the bottom of the tide. This way of writing is not like an online article, but like a paper book, which is very special. Furthermore, since fan fiction authors often write out of love for the characters in the original work, excellent fan fiction naturally contains respect and love for the characters in the original work. Based on respect for the characters in the novel, naturally there is rarely a domineering attitude. The villain knows that there are tigers in the mountain and prefers to go to the tiger mountain, just to ignore the warning or to bully the protagonist. The role allows the protagonist to reasonably release his domineering spirit afterwards... This kind of thing is obviously not true. There are very few paper books, but there are too many online articles. As the author, you have an attitude of respecting the characters in your writing, so this situation is rare. The villain also has dignity, which is great. This is why I say you are a bit mad. There is also language. The author's language is very fluent, his personal characteristics are integrated into it, and he writes freely and freely. In short, although the author has shortcomings, he has many unique advantages. I support you. Of course, I still have one regret, that is Brother Qi's illegitimate brother. I don't know why I have to add such a brother, but it has no plot effect. The point is to make him a brother who is so evil that people can only judge based on their subjective wishes. This is a gray area of ​​morality. If it is just for the sake of a more unnecessary drama for the brother and sister to recognize each other, the author added your own subjective thoughts to it and decided to make him "bad", so you made him pay the price. Isn't it very arbitrary? Why can he be so unlucky? Because he really did something wrong and added insult to injury? In that case, who would think that she was really Brother Qi's sister? He was not the only one who wished for Brother Qi's misfortune, but he was chosen to be the target. That's fine, but he kept saying that he was an illegitimate child, and it had nothing to do with adding insult to injury. He was not the only one like him. One, but you used him to "add insult to injury" to emphasize the unbearability of illegitimate children, because I love the protagonist in this article, but I didn't expect that this created world actually has a purely definite gray area, the mainstream concept of "good or bad" people, I think this is a kind of disrespect for the characters.

I cried to death again. Is my abuse too low or something? (ฅ>ω<*ฅ) By the way, do you have any extras?

Love ancient volumes. Do you write Gudan in big letters?

Alas, brother, this is a lifetime thing...

Crying blindly! In the end, Brother Qi's real life experience is not important anymore. All the suffering he suffered will eventually defeat him, but he will be reborn in another way. That kind of burning pain, and the last time he knelt down next to his ancient mother and wept bitterly, crying miserably.

But wouldn't the promoted Gu family be a relative of the villagers at the foot of the mountain?