The Protagonist Keeps Everyone at Arm's Length

I stayed up late to read it. Every story was very touching. My wife's writing style was smooth and smooth, which made me feel the comfort I had not seen for a long time. The story that touched me the most was that of Ye Junhou and Cheng Shuang. It was also the most regrettable. Everyone has achieved perfection, only Cheng Shuang lives half of his life in pain. As beautiful as the first half of life is, the second half will be as miserable. Perhaps, death was a relief for her. She lost the love of her son, lost the love of her husband, and her country and family were buried by her lover, but he saved it by himself, indirectly harming his country. Such a strong little girl has been trapped in a deep palace for half her life. She loves freedom most but cannot be free. She reminds me of a novel, "Willow on the Palace Wall", which is about women's helplessness and sadness. In the end, there is nothing, so she is no longer attached to anything. They never meet each other in the blue sky. This is the best ending for them. Girls may be more into girls. I really feel sorry for Cheng Shuang. I hope that in the next life, she can be safe, have an ordinary lover, live an ordinary life, and embrace the small happiness of ordinary people.

I finally finished reading it, and it's really great to see that everyone is he. At first, I just really liked the high priest, but later I realized that many of the emotions depicted in the author's writing are actually very touching. Thank you, my wife, for bringing such a wonderful battle!

Cause: Reading Pseudo-Devil. Passage: Mrs. Tianshu - Hahaha, I didn't read the introduction in the author's column carefully when I wrote the long review before, but now I can see it clearly - I am filling in the other articles one by one. Result: I read the article "The protagonist is repulsive". PART1 The magical Ye Mingjun First of all, I want to say that I like Ye Mingjun. The character of Ye Mingjun is so strange and really funny. He is probably the funniest mysterious attacker I have ever seen. She has an older and more coquettish cuteness, and she is obviously a pearl. The author often uses cat to describe Shou Jun, but I definitely think this description of cat is closer to Ye Mingjun than describing Shou. It is very curious and always gets into trouble. It can meow and act coquettishly and begs to be groomed. It is just like my little friend's family cat that is a pain in the ass. PART2 It is gratifying that the protagonist Shou finally has his own story line In fact, this is the third Heavenly Book article I have read. The first article is about the pseudo-devil, the second article is about "vomiting blood", and "the retreat" is actually the third article. The Shou in Pseudo-Devil is completely a subsidiary product of the protagonist's storyline. The entire second chapter is about the shadowy protagonist "Jianmu Jun", and all the clues are piecing together this character's life history. In the final ending, the actual protagonist Shou = Jianmu-kun, but in the early stage the protagonist Shou was a blank slate attached to the plot of "Threading the Book". I feel that the highlight of articles like "Through the Book" lies in the collapse and conflict between the original plot and the current plot, that is, digging deeper under the surface. But I feel that the focus of this article has shifted and abandoned the cuteness of articles such as traveling through books, and instead started to complete the plot in the sense of a drama. It is indeed a deep exploration of the plot, but it has completely given up on the conflict-wait, let's stop talking about it. This issue will be discussed in the review dedicated to "vomiting blood". Now let's talk about the existence of the protagonist Shou. Anyway, it is the protagonist Shou in "vomiting blood". He is more like a plot promoter with a blurry face and no content. Until this article, the protagonist finally has his own story line. Congratulations? In fact, I am mainly confused because the setting and story line of the protagonist's attack have always been greater than the protagonist's suffering in the author's articles. So since I like the protagonist Gong so much, why not just start writing the article from the perspective of the protagonist Gong? Why is it that the main character suffers this kind of thing instead? The protagonist Shou in "Get Out" is pretty good, he has content and depth, but I couldn't understand the first two chapters. Why did we choose such a perspective and arrange the richness of the character's story? Because in my opinion, the "center of the world" is both the protagonist, isn't it? Should he live a better life than everyone else? ? ? Even if not, it should still be the center of the whirlpool of the incident. Maybe the point of view is wrong, but I really think so, welcome to discuss. PRAT3 Thoughts on inner dialogue What makes me a little uncomfortable is the arrangement of the dialogue. I really like some of the interactions between Ye Mingjun and the protagonist, but these interactions always give me a strange feeling, because there are too many inner monologues, and almost every character speaks a sentence with their own inner thoughts. Every time the author writes like this, I feel that the rhythm here is suddenly disrupted and slowed down, almost stagnant to the point of making people feel anxious that "the plot cannot be pushed forward". That's right, once you start describing the character's heart, the whole story will feel like it's been suspended. Therefore, generally this kind of inner and delicate emotional description will not appear in such a lumpy and lumpy situation in the plot flow. The author has his own ideas when writing the article, I just think it's inappropriate from the reader's perspective. Ah, anyway, I unconsciously write down this point of view when I write. Forget it, I write analysis just to clarify and organize my thoughts. The Holy Book does not need to worry about me. PART4 settings The setting is super cute! The deer in the paper-eating setting is so cute that it makes my heart tremble. There are many others, such as the three-year-old son of the Pigeon family, who are very funny and cute. 03/01/2020

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