Transmigrating into a Book: A Silver Tongue

In fact, the few maid articles I have read probably cannot escape a compromise. I think the author's sense of proportion in this article is quite appropriate. I think some relationships are destined to require sacrifice. If the male protagonist is still the aloof prince, it may be difficult for him to learn to respect him throughout his life. If the female protagonist has the opportunity to meet modern times, the prince will definitely not be her best choice. In fact, I don't know why most of the female protagonists in time-travel novels with higher status have no obvious pursuit of freedom and equality. Those who dress as civilians are more inclined to climb up and climb up. Only the status of maid is particularly embarrassing. Nine out of ten will encounter robbery, and burst out with a great desire for freedom and respect. Come to think of it, this is because the times are cannibalistic. The more you are exploited and squeezed, the more fear and resistance you get.

The eunuch from next door came over, and the heroine's eloquence and adaptability are as strong as ever. I just can't figure out why the heroine fell in love with the hero in the end and her condition worsened? The male protagonist bullies the female protagonist, the female protagonist hates the male protagonist: the male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist, the female protagonist hides from the male protagonist: the male protagonist no longer loves the female protagonist, and the female protagonist cannot live without the male protagonist. It feels like a beautified story of domestic violence in reality. Of course, in the novel, the male protagonist later loves the female protagonist very much and wishes to give her heart to him, but it still gives readers the feeling that a man can bully you and still fall in love with you. Bullying someone you like is something only elementary school students do, and it's just a little prank like catching pigtails or caterpillars. In the novel, people are often slapped with a chopping block, their hands chopped off, and they kneel down. You can still fall in love this way, I really don't recommend this view of love. If you encounter someone who treats you badly in real life, stay away from them as soon as possible. Don't expect that one day you will suddenly understand how good you are and start to cherish you. It's impossible! ! ! Well, I look forward to the author writing a story in which the male protagonist bullies the female protagonist, is beaten back and killed by the female protagonist, and ends up with a male protagonist who is good to her.

It's unexpectedly good-looking. It's completely different from the time-travel novels I've read in the past. It's a very creative and heart-warming article.

In fact, I didn't read the comment section of each chapter. It's troublesome to flip through the mobile client... Let me clear the air objectively and impartially to prevent any cutie from abandoning the article due to negative comments. First of all, there are questions that I don't want to mention but have to mention, whether it is dual place: (1) Yes. (2) If you are struggling with this issue, please think carefully before reading. This book may not be very suitable to your taste. Is it a cool article? No. The male protagonist is a scumbag and the female protagonist is not strong either. To be honest, they should burn incense and thank the author's mother for being able to do HE. The heroine is just an ordinary person, but she does the best she can. Recommendation: Strongly recommended. From a writing point of view, there are no broken characters, the three views are correct, and the plot and writing are good. I don't dare to say that I am the best, but that's all Jinjiang has to offer. . . Unless you don't like the genre or the characters, this book is worth reading. Then I will mention a few of my doubts, the following may be spoilers 1. Haitang always believed that Duanmu Ye's rebellion was bound to fail and could not be changed? ? This is also the strangest place for me. She always thought so, so she tried her best to prevent Duanmu Ye from rebelling. If she always insists that this is a book, I can understand it, but on the one hand, she acknowledges the world and the butterfly effect after her time travel: it can save people and kill people, it can make Duanmu Ye change his mind about rebellion, and it can make Duanmu Ye "fall in love" with the original heroine a little bit. Why not think that the rebellion can succeed? It's a contradiction here. As for whether we should rebel or not, it's hard to say. Whether he is a good emperor or not has nothing to do with whether he is a good person. The Duanmu Ye shown to us has a strategy and capable ministers. It is understandable to pursue power with his status, at least we cannot accuse him from the moral high ground. After all, the prince is not a good person. After he ascends the throne, he will definitely not trust the late emperor's favored prince. Even if he is humble, cautious, wise, and even stays away from the court, he is not at all like he is now... The prince will also suspect that he is pretending and actually has evil intentions. And, to be honest, if I were the prince, even then I would kill Prince Qi's family. A powerful vassal king is always the thorn in the scepter. In order for my children to survive in the future, I can only take action first. Do I want my descendants to fearfully reduce the vassal status? In fact, in their position, they don't have much choice. Not to mention that now Duanmu Ye has rebelled... And has a child. . . The final ending can be said to be perfect, at least it ended at a beautiful time. 2. Freedom? Emmmmmmm This is my subjective understanding. Haitang insisted on freedom for so many chapters, but finally gave up for love? If she rejects Duanmuye's request and goes to find him under another identity, then she truly loves freedom. Her atonement is really... Many times, for the sake of the righteousness of the world, those who bear the burden can only bear the burden. But she really couldn't do anything in the end... She couldn't help but cover her face. Her actions of diverting the pursuers and atonement for Duanmu Ye were all out of guilt for him. Although she didn't agree with rebellion in thought, she really didn't do anything in terms of behavior... An awkward and sad expression, this is probably the helplessness of ordinary people like me. From spectators to players in the game, I may not be able to handle it as well as Haitang. Although it seems inappropriate for her to go back as a maid in the end, throughout the whole text, we can see that the heroine's bottom line is falling again and again... It is not difficult to accept it. It can only be said that love has its drawbacks. . After reading a few books, the emotional lines were indeed not delicate enough. I fell in love with them even though I was still confused. The emotional exchange between the two people in this article almost entirely depends on something happening, especially the heroine's not very positive attitude. Only something happens to them before the two of them are willing to reflect on their own hearts. So, HE depends entirely on the love of his mother.

This ending is pretty good ~ the male protagonist is not that hateful anymore

This is probably the first time I've seen a story where a young man from a clan plays the male lead but ends up not taking the top spot. When I was reading the book, I was still thinking, it's over, the hero will be the emperor and the heroine will be his queen. I didn't expect that such a realistic novel in the first half would take the path of a Mary Sue in the second half. Unexpectedly, this guy failed to get the upper hand hahahaha. The prince is really miserable. The worst part of his abuse is his failure and disability. Just like a bird whose wings are broken off, the pain of losing his dream cannot be compensated by a happy life. From this point on, he can be considered atoned for.

The front part is really beautiful, but from the first time after being drunk to the plot involving rebellion, I am a bit confused in my personal opinion, but overall it is okay, but the back part is not as amazing as the front part!

I know! This isn't the first time I've read this kind of article about a man who is a scumbag (character) and a woman who is a scumbag (status)! It's basically the same routine as the domineering president falling in love with me 2333 Male Protagonist: I have fallen in love with you, so you should like me, be grateful, or die. Anyway, I am not wrong no matter how harshly I treat you:) In the end, I found that the twisted melon was gone, and I was so sad. So, why does the heroine like the hero? Wouldn't it be nice to open a hotel with a real heroine? Wouldn't it be better to simply return to modern times?

After reading it, I feel that the author's handling of the emotional line in this book is still a bit inadequate, at least it hasn't convinced me yet. The female protagonist's "Stockholm", the shallow to deep love with the male protagonist, and how the relationship ferments are all relatively hasty and vague. , Which indirectly led to the heart-wrenching part of "abusing the male protagonist", and the intensity of regret at the beginning also weakened (yes, I also feel that the abuse was not enough... The abuse of the female protagonist shows the process, while the abuse of the male protagonist only shows the "result" in a hurry). But the struggle to survive in the cracks in the first 40 chapters is really interesting. I started recommending it to people after reading 10 chapters. The life and death decisions in each chapter are so fun. It's interesting to see how the heroine avoids various bad things. The end option, to be honest, the first part is too suitable for making an Orange Light game, and it is still hard difficulty hahaha, but it also makes the later part (especially after returning to the hero as a dual soul) a little hurried, and it feels like it is explaining the outline, and the previous part is Compared with the "If you say this wrongly, I might get shit again" rhythm, which is step-by-step without dragging, it felt like the writing was over the top. If it were expanded a little and the pace slowed down a little, some conflicts wouldn't be so blunt, and the part about torturing the male protagonist would probably be more convincing and touching. I hope the author will write better and better new stories, because I clicked on the new story of Eunuch. I am ready to finish it for now and then read it~ The male protagonist of the eunuch can be perfectly compatible with any yandere, inferiority complex, and dark persona, and it is not easy to appear to be forced to take the position. I like it very much ~ Umbilical Cord~ Come on for the new story!

The heroine needs to die twice to bring back the idiot prince, who has nothing but his identity.