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It is unimaginable that 15 years of writing can actually write a story around three women, each of which is imperfect but vivid. Of course, the most distinctive thing is Shuangdian, which is so well grasped. I like it very much. Thank you, Mrs., For your output.

The writing is really good, and it looks so fresh and refined among the assembly line industrial saccharine articles in Jinjiang where the concubine kisses against the wall with white moonlight and black lotus flowers. The only shortcoming is that it is too low-yield. When will Samile Kiss be updated? When will The Gentlemen Part 3 be released? The Gentleman's Servant is so good-looking to me, and the characters on the paper are also good-looking. I stayed up late to finish it, and I beg you to be more productive, woo woo woo.

I stayed up late and read it in one breath. It was so well written that I haven't ordered a book in a long time. It's really not easy to see such a career-focused article on a women's channel. The female protagonist is not someone's vassal, and the male protagonist is more of a supporting character in the article, not taking over the main role. There are many similar stories about strong women on the surface, but in the end they always wait for the men around them to come to rescue them, or they turn into love-minded women halfway and can't live without men. It's as if she has committed some taboo because she doesn't deserve a man who is stronger than her, which is upsetting.

To catch a bug, it is written here that people in their forties are gone. In one of the previous pictures, a top student in a small theater and a bad student in a small theater wrote a multiple-choice question. He mentioned that the photo of Sister Liu in the history book is of an old lady with a wrinkled face. I wonder if the author can see this?

In fact, it is understandable to arrange the heroine's early death in this way. It is impossible to die in such a limelight during the war years. Moreover, he accompanied her to fulfill her ideals in China. After she left, he returned to the United States to fulfill his own ideals. It was also quite romantic.

The ending of the third sister is really disappointing. Although it is true that the heroine should not be blamed, there were two times where it was caused by the heroine. I did not kill Boren, but Boren died because of me. The third sister grew up from a low-brow and submissive girl in a large feudal family to an independent woman who dared to fight for her career. She also advocated free love and had a lot of trouble with Mr. Li. What impressed me most was that she opposed arranged marriages. Does the one introduced by her mother have to be good? As a result, it is quite ironic that I was deceived many times even though I was in free love. Overall, this book is quite good. The awakening of women's consciousness has been described in the 15-year-old article, which is quite surprising.

I stayed up late to read it, and I feel very moved and feel free to write a review. I like the author's writing in Chinese, it's very exciting. The characters are also very vivid and three-dimensional. Let's talk about the third sister first. In my opinion, the third sister is a child who is pampered by her mother and younger sister. She got into a big trouble when she fell in love for the first time, but it seemed that she just cried and got over it. Later, she continued to have troubles in love. The third sister is not without ideological progress, but this progress is not eye-catching compared with her shortcomings. Personally, I feel that she is like the epitome of most young people at that time. Because she was in an era where the exchange of old and new ideas was impactful, she pursued the new too much and denied the old. However, this pursuit was not down-to-earth. She pursued an abstract concept rather than falling into reality, so the conflict between her and her mother was very intense. Personally, I speculate that she actually looks down on her mother Li. Secondly, the third sister was willing to work to be self-reliant, but she returned to being a housewife after marriage. She did not work again until her husband's bad intentions were exposed, and she left Han behind. This plot made me very puzzled, as if a progressive young man suddenly turned into a wife of a feudal family. Xuelan, she has written wonderful books and has a great character. She is a very lovable heroine. But at the same time, she also gave me a sense of separation (?) In her previous life, she was probably around 20 years old, I'm not sure about this. After resurrecting her life, the heroine's mind does not seem to mature with age. That is, she feels to me like she is fixed at the same age in her previous life. The reasons why I say this are: 1. During the relationship, although she said many times that she was older than the man, she behaved like a girl who was pregnant with her youth (I didn't mean to say anything bad about a girl who was pregnant with spring, it was just to show that she didn't feel like she was living a new life, but that she was a very normal girl of her age). Of course, I can understand it. After all, the heroine could not go out due to illness in her previous life, so it is very normal to yearn for love. 2. I think Xuelan is very immature in her handling of family relationships. She seems to respect the other person's choice so much that it makes me feel like she and her sister are a bit disconnected(?). Although the author wrote that they have a good relationship as sisters, why didn't the heroine directly persuade her when she saw her sister taking in Han, even though she knew it was wrong? Also, when her sister did something wrong, she didn't show any sign at all and just let it go. And some other things add up to make me feel that the heroine is actually very immature when it comes to interpersonal relationships. Of course, this is just my personal opinion. (The last point is the doubtful point, was teacher-student love really acceptable at that time?) Li, I like her very much. She has shortcomings, but I won't tell them [Spread flowers] All in all, it's a very nice article! Like it very much!

I stayed up all night to finish it. How should I put it? My evaluation is on par with the rise of literary giants in the Republic of China. I read that book when I was a child, and it has a filter in my memory. The characters, plot, and background are all very reasonable as long as they are written down. As for the regrets, I have to lament the high standards of Internet red lines.

Alas... Died young in middle age... I felt something was wrong when I saw Qin Feng writing a eulogy for the fifth sister. Qin Feng was obviously older than the fifth sister... It turned out that the fifth sister only lived for so long. It was so miserable.

I feel a little sad for the third sister... Why do I always meet people who are not kind to me?