
The Female General Ye Yang
女将叶央
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I read this article carefully. The heroine's reaction to life and death is very realistic and the writing is good. However, the character of the heroine falls apart a bit later. The heroine has been baptized by many wars and should understand the consequences of impulsiveness. A general in an army is most afraid of impulsiveness. However, most of the subsequent wars were caused by the heroine's impulsiveness and irritability, which caused unnecessary damage (including the starving Shence Army, the hero's injury, and the heroine's capture). Maybe the author wants to make the heroine more affectionate? Also, according to the description in the article, regaining lost ground and taking revenge is the heroine's biggest goal, but judging from the length, the process of revenge seems a bit simplistic. Personal opinion, if the author doesn't like it, please delete it.
Many people in the comments said that today's female protagonists are not as good as indigenous people, but actually think about it, such female protagonists are normal. As a small person, the modern programmer is far different from the general's daughter in terms of magnanimity and courage. Being greedy for life and afraid of death is a relatively normal character attribute for a woman born in a peaceful era. To be fair, I really like the character of the original owner, but being too strong can be humiliating, and being too upright and unruly is always a bomb. This novel should be of a growth type. The heroine slowly grows up. From the initial escape to the final commander-in-chief, it is more realistic to narrate the inner changes. The only thing that makes me feel a little unreasonable is that there are some logical problems before and after the novel. It was mentioned later that the heroine wanted revenge since she was nine years old, but when she returned to Ye's house, I felt like she wanted to be a rice bug, and so on. Also, the proportion of the previous content that Ye Yang did not enter the army is slightly larger. But overall, it is a very good novel. I like the tactical arrangements and the political battles. Great author
I haven't watched it for a long time and it's over?
Aa
I can't get enough of the extras…
The heroine in the last episode was very xxoo, disappointing. She was so angry that she killed half of the people without reason. My heroine is gone... It would be better to change it to someone with a broken heart and a flaw to be caught.
Appendix…not happy
King Huai, let's just have a caesarean section.
Qingzhi has been competing with Ye Yang all her life
Those civil servants are really annoying, they keep suppressing the military attachés