Widow’s Peak

Very nice, I like it very much! But why is there no extra episode? ! I really want a side story, because Qiu Lai has been living in such a tight and stressful life, and finally things are over. Want to see her and Li Li's relaxed love life?

The emotional line in the novel "Beauty Point" is really tasteless, and it's a pity to abandon it. It keeps giving buffs to the female protagonist and buffing the male protagonist. The emotional line is dispensable. It's not like I haven't seen a very bold female protagonist who is obsessed with revenge. , This novel makes me feel very uncomfortable. The routine is always that the heroine uses her genius brain, superb memory, and various back-up tactics to guard against the enemy. Then the enemy moves one step ahead of her, so she has to take risks. Adventures always go wrong, and in the end Turnarounds always rely on clever emergency response capabilities. The male protagonist is more like a commander who cleans up the mess. It is true that the female protagonist has a deep affection for his sister. It is true and a lot of writing is spent on describing it. However, the risk is wandering on the edge of the law. After being changed by the male protagonist, he still puts his own safety out of the matter. I have to wonder if the shaping of the female protagonist's younger sister is also a part of the heroine's affectionate play, because there is no consideration of what will happen to the younger sister. Including writing about the psychological shadow of the male protagonist who was kidnapped as a child, and was unknowingly redeemed by the female protagonist. He no longer relied on external things to relieve his anxiety and opened his heart. It looked good, right, but there was no detailed description at all. The people related to the male protagonist's kidnapping case were met by the female protagonist to highlight the female protagonist. After thinking about it carefully, the settings of the male and female protagonists, including the changes, should seem interesting on the surface, but the emotional line is as light as sugar water, the female protagonist does not talk seriously, and the male protagonist does not have many scenes. I would be quite happy to see a heroine who doesn't fall in love and engages in revenge, but as a romance novel, the emotional drama is too real, and I don't really like the way the heroine handles it. It's not like I've never seen a heroine who must seek revenge, so it's weird. I understand that romance novels must be female-oriented, and the female protagonist has much more highlights, but the emotional line is sometimes thick and sometimes light, and the male protagonist's role is neither too much nor too little. Most of the male protagonists are not around when the female protagonist solves the problem. I understand that the male protagonist cannot be allowed to steal the spotlight, but at least as the male protagonist, as the female protagonist's boyfriend, he has the right to know or You have to be present, and it's normal to send a bodyguard or arrange for help in dangerous places. No, the author seems to like to let the heroine show everything to the extreme and even cause herself physical or mental damage. Moreover, after the incident, the subsequent emotional interactions including the heroine's inner activities are also very unsatisfactory. It gave me the feeling that they were saying one thing and doing another. It didn't require the male protagonist to show off his highlights, and I didn't mind being a helpful male protagonist. But at least the interaction in the emotional scenes was too perfunctory, including the way the heroine's highlight settings were advanced, too routine, tough and uncomfortable. Finally, the author updated it before solving v. It kept getting stuck, and the quality was poor. It really caused a psychological shadow. In the early stage, the confrontation between the male and female protagonists was quite interesting, but in the later period, the writing became more and more routine. Strictly speaking, the male and female protagonists created by the author are very good in character, but it made me very uncomfortable. The author seems to like to play the same routine over and over again. There are more than 140 chapters of emotional drama, but the relationship between the male and female protagonists does not grow much. I even think that the male and female protagonists have not separated, and the female protagonist has her own revenge. It is good that the male protagonist has psychological shadow and does not die.

No extras? ? ?

I really want to watch the extra episode! ! !

There is no extra story, the ending is a bit rushed.

I'm really looking forward to an extra episode.

Second brush, no extras, what a pity

Have I finished reading it before? I read it too quickly and forgot about the ending, so I read it again.

No extras? Not enough

This article is the longest among the others. Well, I don't think it's as amazing as the other articles. But the character of the male protagonist in this article is really cute