A Cry Against Injustice

So pretty! This demon monk is really amazing! There is a surprising glimpse in the main text, and the side story is more full of good and evil. It has been a few days since I read it, and there are so many male characters in this article in my mind. The most unforgettable one is the demon monk! I quickly read this book again and am satisfied hahahahahaha

I especially like the author's writing. It is full of ups and downs and represents a real life, full of emotions, family and country.

It's so great! It's a soul-stirring work. I can't help but feel that I'm talking after closing the book. It's so beautiful!

What I particularly can't understand about this story is that a girl who was born in a family that values ​​boys over girls worked hard for a long time to become a judge, but she still couldn't resist the oppression of her parents. She got married on a blind date, and was framed by her husband to get pregnant after marriage. Then she was ordered to cultivate herself at home and raise her husband and children. How can such a person who never worked hard for himself in his previous life and finally succumbed to the default rules of society be able to sympathize with men in a world where women are respected? Doting on women and selling women are common tragedies in the real world. Why do we have to use the title of female supremacy to empathize with men? I might as well watch him travel back to feudal society and disguise himself as a man to complain about women! It's puzzling

There are really not many good articles like this. Everyone is very three-dimensional and the plot is not laggy. I have to say, the author is awesome.

I have read two books by the author and I like the author so much. I hope I can keep writing! Come on!

Very well written. Has your pen been kissed by a fairy? Woohoo.

In fact, I have always wanted to buy it and have kept it in my favorites for a long time, but I just didn't have the money. But when I first glanced at it, I still couldn't forget Dada's writing style. I liked it very much. Nowadays, many of the types of writing are similar. It's hard to read it without changing the ingredients. I still hope that Jinjiang novels can have many possibilities, and I also hope that people like Dada can persevere, come on (

The later plot is very compact and I couldn't help but read it in one sitting. I still want to say that my wife is really good at telling stories, logical, mature in outlook, and of course very big-headed. The plot setting is very attractive, and I kept following it for so many days. She is indeed a treasured author! I started reading The Wife's Pitfalls from the pampering article, and then read Amazing Grace. This is the third article. In fact, when I first saw that this article was tagged as a female figure, I wanted to remove it, but because the article was so well written, and my wife initially said that it was especially suitable for readers who like BG, I started reading it from the beginning (face covering). I guess this is the first and last article about a female figure that I have read. It was really painful to see Father Zhou like that, alas. . . My wife's writing gave me the feeling that it was not a royal line but a sinister line. The characters in it were all very vivid. It was great to see the story of Father Zhou, an ascetic flower of the high mountain, being molested. Finally, I wish my wife good luck with the new article. I want to continue to do a lot of Jinjiang coin transactions with you in the future ~ I must keep writing ~

In fact, the idea of ​​Ligusticum chrysanthemum is not feasible if you think about it carefully. Its medicinal properties are so obvious that after it was implemented on a large scale (referring to the founding empress of the Song Dynasty), no other country had any understanding or research on it, and even added it to military wound medicine - according to only one person, Kunlun Nu. Personal pouring out emotions In multi-line emotional development, the one who reaches the end is not necessarily the one who has the deepest impression. ? My favorite is the Korean puppy, with smooth muscles and strong bones, and a six-inch handle. Well, I'm just greedy for his body. The first fifty pictures were separated by Aunt Wei, who made me think about it. I wish I could do it instead. I still remember the day Chao Si was kicked out of the house. The author wrote that he "leaned against the brick wall, raised his head, and looked at the sky." He had a loneliness that was not understood, but he was also able to have fun on his own. Xu went from darkness to light. Regarding Chao's mother's rhetoric, I couldn't help but praise her for being such a master. However, Xu never pursued anyone again. After watching 246 Punishment, the noble man shows off his glory, I couldn't help but search it. I can understand it but I can't imagine the specific details. Where did the two pipes come out after being exposed... Overall thoughts after reading In the past, I would feel disappointed after reading a wonderful novel, but I felt relieved after reading this one. Some of the turbulence in my heart that I had at the time can no longer be found (I read and wrote a little bit and deleted a lot of the long review). It seems that the world is noisy and things are unpredictable, and I am tired after reading too much. Of course that's not to say that the writing is not good, I like this work very much. I also hope that the author can create more in his spare time.