North of the Water, South of the Sky by An Ning

There is too much commercial content. It is estimated that most people did not pay attention to how they fight. The only function is to make up the word count. The plots are the same, and the male and female protagonists are unbearable.

However, there are too many commercial contents, which can make us laymen a little dizzy. .

On the 13th floor. . . I don't agree The author writes about the impossibility of single and pure love in reality, and how it is not necessary to fall in love and be together again.

Let me make my personal inference: Ye Rongzhong and Jun Mei had a relationship during their separation, and Jun Li discovered it, so Jun Li always believed that Anzhi was the daughter of Ye and his sister. If the author didn't write a postscript, I think that would be the case, but the inheritance issue in the postscript already explains the father-daughter relationship between An Zhi and the chairman (repentance compensation? It's also possible, but what I'm referring to here is inference from common sense) I like the author's writing very much

Yes, the ending was so sudden

Is Anzhi not Sizong's daughter? The father she calls is her real father, right? Doesn't it feel like a romance article, but more like a business article? Is the love between them love? I remember when I watched it, I felt that it was love, helpless love... After reading this article, I really feel nothing

I like An Da's novels, which require you to use your brain while reading. But I am very confused about whether An Zhi is Si Cong's biological daughter?

I like big novels, so I came here to read them

First of all, the author definitely has a wonderful pen, and secondly: 1. The author really likes stories about wealthy families. Whether it is a real princess or Cinderella, they must all be assigned to a prince or an overlord. I really don't know whether to call it cliché or clever. You can only look at such a story. Apart from admiring the beauty of the author's writing, there is really no possibility of recalling it. 2. Beautiful short stories should make people sigh, but big stories always make people a little disappointed after reading them. They are too castles in the air, too colorful and colorful... 3. I am very confused. Most of the current Xiaoyan writers are on the upper-class route. Is it true that the poor and humble are always miserable? Are there really too few adults like Jing Shui who can write about ordinary people in such a touching and moving way?

Haha, another fairy tale