You Have the World of Mortals, I Have Clouds and Mist

It's beautiful and well written. I like reading this kind of thing.

After reading it, this heroine is too humble. What should she tell the hero? Do you want me? When someone gave me clothes, I said I didn't want them but didn't reject them strongly. I only met him twice and the male protagonist took whatever he said. And about the engagement, it was obvious that the male protagonist and the second female were hiding something from her, but the female protagonist herself felt guilty.

The male protagonist is too good, too perfect, the author's writing style is very good, and the emotional description is very delicate. Recently, I really like this kind of fantasy. The male protagonist is an affectionate and domineering character, and the female protagonist is Cinderella. This novel called "Red Bean" is the best one I have read recently. Book friends, do you have any recommendations for similar novels?

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It's actually pretty good-looking, I'd rate it 8 out of 10

This article was written 8 or 9 years ago. It's not embarrassing at all. The emotions are described very delicately. I like articles like this. It's so well written.

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I can't help but watch it again and again! Very nice

The book is very interesting, but I can't see the locked chapters.

The author's writing style is really good. It was the first 10 chapters that attracted me to read. To be honest, I prefer Xu Shaoqiu. He left a deep impression on me as soon as he appeared. Both his temperament and appearance impressed me. I like his attitude towards love very much. He keeps a certain distance from Gu Qincheng, who is madly in love with him but doesn't like him. He is just playing with the person who is with her just for his money and status. After being with the heroine, he will be single-minded. He will never be like the male protagonist in ordinary novels to test his own feelings with others, and will not force himself to let go just because he has fallen into a relationship. In contrast, I don't have much feelings for the heroine. Maybe it was the male protagonist who flirted with her at first, but she said she refused, and ended up wearing the expensive coat given by the male protagonist. This was the first time I was disgusted with her. If a woman who doesn't want to be involved in anything can't handle those two clothes, she has to wear them on such a grand occasion. Is it out of showing off or what's in her heart? Secondly, the heroine doesn't trust the hero and treats this relationship like a snail. She runs away when she sees the hero and Mi Shu at home. The hero has to come out to explain every time, even when she is pregnant. She is afraid that the hero doesn't want the child, so she keeps it secret. When she learns that Gu and the hero are engaged, she is forced to disappear. But this kind of woman is really super annoying. It is said that her parents are dead and she is fostered in her uncle's house. She should have an independent life and an independent personality. But I didn't see that she worried about gains and losses every day and hesitated in her heart, especially when she had children. If a truly independent woman said directly, it doesn't matter whether the male protagonist accepts the child or not, I just want it myself. What about her? She also considers whether the male protagonist will have children and whether the male protagonist's family will accept her. What if they are not in the same world? Is this a silly and sweet heroine design? There is absolutely no redeeming feature other than being admitted to a prestigious school with a high IQ. When did you not listen to the male protagonist? If you don't have your own consciousness and thoughts, what else is left besides just thinking? The most ridiculous thing is that in the end, after the male protagonist has dealt with the engagement matter, the female protagonist said, "I believe you. Things have come to this point. I want you to believe it. If you had believed in the male protagonist earlier, would you be like this now?" In short, this article is good, and the author's writing accounts for more than half of it, but the plot still does not escape the common plot of ordinary novels. The pregnancy is not told, the engagement is not told, the male protagonist is hit by another woman in pajamas, and it really becomes more and more disastrous as I read later. Don't ask me why I read to the end. One is because I like the male protagonist, and the other is because the previous writing is very attractive and attracted me to read it. I am just writing these to express my own opinions. If some people disagree, please don't comment, ok