The Reason I Have to Survive

It's still a pity when I think of Mo Duo. . . I don't care, Mo Duo is Nian Nian's only husband!

I don't want to say anything else. I stayed up all night and watched Seven O'Clock in the Morning. I haven't read the author's recent works and I don't know if her thoughts have changed. But at least in this book, I can feel that the author's understanding and portrayal of female characters are quite shallow. Xiao Qin, who is in love and jealous of the heroine, and Lao Qin, the betrayer, both hate her. The poisons and villains are quite stereotyped, especially the heroine, who simply collapsed in the later stage. I understand that the heroine is an ordinary person at the beginning, and I also understand the growth story that the author wants to write. Obviously, my expectations were too high. By the end of writing, this article has changed from a wonderful and thrilling escalation to a cliché love story. I continued reading it because of the similar setting of Snowpiercer, and now I feel that my previous evaluation of Snowpiercer is also very suitable for this novel: "This movie is, when you think it is quite good-looking, it starts to become mentally retarded in the plot, and when you think it is mentally retarded, it seems that it is still okay." However, I want to add one more point to the evaluation of this book on this basis, that is, "after you feel that it is still okay, you will read it again and you will find that this is a piece of shit that has been carefully baked to the critical stage and then dealt with haphazardly." (The author's writing style is still very good, this is worthy of recognition)

At the end, the heroine dreams that she is kissing the doctor, not Lou. Is it because the doctor who did the experiments, changed her legs, and stayed with her to save her was the doctor, who was both her teacher and friend, and who she slowly fell in love with after her ex-husband died. And Lou was the one who was burdened with hatred and was interfered by Uncle Chong, who indirectly dug out the heart of the district chief and killed her ex-husband. But they are indeed the same person, so in the end the heroine indulges herself and is with the hero. But Mo Duo is really upset TxT

I still like District Mayor Mo Duo

Although the doctor is very good, I still like the district chief the most. At the end... I thought the doctor didn't want the district chief's heart and the district chief could survive... But it didn't happen...

I said earlier that the death of the district chief was meaningless, but I think it means a lot? His death forced Nian Nian to stand in a place that he never expected; it can be said that if the district chief was still there, Nian Nian's identity would only be a gentle "lady". Without the district chief, Nian Nian would become the hope and popular support of the entire ant nest. He is a qualified tool person. He offered to give her a home when Nian Nian was least able to find her direction (Nian Nian did not develop a relationship with the district chief at that time, and chose him more out of a sense of security and planning). When Nian Nian needed a chance to be independent, he quietly left the show. This lunch was so necessary!

The person Nian Nian hugged in her dream was the Smiling Doctor, not Lou Ying. She probably loved the Smiling Doctor, the one who sent letters to her. Memory and soul are connected, are they really the same person?

The writing is good, but... It's a mess. ?

After reading it, the district chief is really upset, and Lou Yuming is also in such a miserable state.

I won't talk about the shortcomings of the emotional drama, but most of the female characters are relatively flat. The heroine is ok, Sufina and Su Hui are okay, but their roles are too few. Qin is totally in love and has a female rivalry, and her mother is also outrageous. It's not that cool to say it's a cool article.