The Book of Fine Dining

If it were written carefully, it would have to be five to six million words. The experience and time-traveling in the world alone would take tens of thousands of years, and there would be so many characters with their own stories and personalities. In less than two million words, he wrote such a majestic and insightful chronicle of cultivation. The author's concise writing style is so admirable.

The whole article spans four worlds, and has different characters such as gods, immortal cultivators, mortals, monsters, demons, and ghosts. The background of the story is grand enough; the heroine has suffered many hardships, has a firm heart, and is powerful in battle; the various supporting characters also have distinct personalities, although their emotional lines are a bit off. Weak, but full of various friendships, Wanzi has a strange birth and amazing abilities. Her only heart is for the people and her heart is for the common people. She is a self-reliant heroine in line with this era. She also has many cooking methods. It should be a masterpiece. I yearn for it, but I am not happy.

When you're done reading, spread the flowers! I watched it in five days and stayed up four nights. It was really good to watch and I really liked the flesh-and-blood characters in it. The blue eyes are probably Sister Lin's baby, hahaha. There's really nothing wrong with it except that I'm really greedy when I look at it.

╥╥I forgot whether the young master was with Wanzi in the end, so I watched it again, but... No wonder I forgot. It was too difficult for me to accept the young master going to Huangquan. Even if there was an ending that seemed like a reunion, the author did not take this matter too seriously and did not make Wanzi sad because of it. Wanzi was still preparing to kill Tiandao, and he was still the same Wanzi. This matter was downplayed.

Have Xiaosu and Wanzi met? But I feel like a lot of things ended abruptly. I didn't like this ending, and I didn't explain it clearly.

I'm here to wait for the meatball episode! ! !

Because of the new book, I came here to review it.

Ah, that's it. It's good to watch, but I couldn't get enough of it. Who didn't understand the little girl at the end?

One thing that has always been strange to me is that when I read Madam's novels, I always feel a little pity for some of the male characters in them. I don't understand why. Recently, Wenhuang reprinted the Shangshan Book, and I realized that all the men who need to be portrayed in Madam's novels are written as human beings. He is good and he is bad. He is a human being and has his own life and his own choices. Unlike other novels, men are always perfect. Even the main heroine is focused on someone's wife, someone's object of admiration. Her talents and abilities are all written with the purpose of making men feel that she is worthy of him. The frustration of the male character is purely to better match the heroine, which invisibly shows that the two are of different classes and unequal parties. I like every character created by my wife, every character is a 'person'.

I read it carefully from the beginning again. Yesterday I told a good friend that this book almost helped me understand the truth. I really like it. I like it very much.