I Can Lift a Cauldron

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I really like the group portrait scene! Compared with one man and one woman, if you want to promote the entire era, it really requires the joint efforts of a group of people. Such group images of common progress are more igniting.

After reading it, let me tell you my opinion. The beginning is the most controversial. I also felt something was wrong when I first started watching it. What's wrong is that the heroine seems to be very careless about the consequences. The most exaggerated one is the layout of the city. She didn't consider the consequences if it was discovered and how many people would be killed accidentally. It really seems that the heroine is a little stupid here. There is also the attitude of the male protagonist towards the female protagonist, which is a bit strange. The explanation of the appreciation of talents is also more or less strange, as if the female protagonist is suddenly included in the category of his own people, which is really a bit abrupt. Maybe I skipped the observation part of the male protagonist, but judging from the whole article, the attitude really changed too quickly. The plot part has been very good since then. It is quite comfortable to watch. The pace is slow, which makes people feel the world very well. It's just the emotional scenes that make me frown every time, and I wish I could just watch the heroine pursue her career. I can understand why the male protagonist likes the female protagonist, and I can also understand why the female protagonist likes the male protagonist, but I really can't accept the female protagonist's feelings for the male protagonist. The female protagonist was passive throughout the whole process, and her every move was watched by the male protagonist. From the beginning to the end, the male protagonist's actions made me feel as if the female protagonist was controlled by him, which made me very uncomfortable. The emotional drama in this article is driven by the hero saving the beauty. I feel that every big event is inseparable from the male protagonist, which leads to the female protagonist becoming very dependent on the male protagonist. I remember there is a place in the article where the female protagonist encounters difficulties. In the end, she actually thinks that if the male protagonist is here, he must have a way to solve it. When I read the novel, I always felt that the female protagonist was too dependent on the male protagonist. In fact, it is understandable. After all, the female protagonist will naturally rely on her when she goes to a strange place and has a backer. I don't think much about this aspect. The problem is that the female protagonist has feelings for the male protagonist, which makes me feel that she can't tell whether it is dependence or love. So many times the hero saves the beauty, is it a reaction or a temptation, because in my opinion, the male and female protagonists must have different views in different eras. They are not suitable in various aspects. If the development of the emotional drama is to open up, the female protagonist can not Relying on the male protagonist, but on the country. Note that I think the help provided by the male protagonist is different from the support of the country. If she relies on the country to realize her own value and has many ideological collisions with the male protagonist, the male protagonist will slowly react. But now, it feels like the order is reversed, so I really can't feel the charm of the emotional drama. I frown every time I watch it. It's so uncomfortable. I really can't accept that someone as good as the female protagonist would like the male protagonist. In my opinion, the male protagonist is aloof and a little self-righteous. As a prince, this is normal, but I can't understand it even more. Even in the end, it was the hero who saved the beauty, so it was really weird to watch. The heroine was too passive. This kind of emotional drama felt a bit hollow, and I still don't understand the thoughts and views of the hero. As a result, he seemed to me to be nice to the heroine every time he appeared. Be good to the heroine, be good to the heroine, and nothing else. It would be okay if there are few emotional scenes, but they are not many, and they seem to appear in every chapter, so I always feel a bit baffled. It appears so many times, and I am just a somewhat self-righteous person. Why do I say that he is self-righteous? He sent people to supervise the heroine without even considering whether the heroine liked being monitored like this. He investigated the heroine's relationship. Because he liked him, he intentionally or unintentionally isolated the heroine from communicating with other men, as if the heroine was his property. Every time I saw him say something ambiguous to others, it made people very uncomfortable, just like when he was in junior high school and he was teased when he had a good relationship with a member of the opposite sex, and then everyone thought it was like that. He's really opinionated. I feel like the author may have wanted to keep the emotions and plot intact, but I really can't understand how the female protagonist would fall in love with the male protagonist. Is it because the male protagonist always helps her? With all due respect, it feels like the male protagonist appears just to help the female protagonist solve her troubles and then be nice to her. If the future plot direction is that the heroine gets married to the hero at the age of eighteen, then I will really have a heart attack. As mentioned before, marrying the male protagonist is a quick way to gain rights, but it also means that she has become dependent on the male protagonist. Whether she admits it or not, she will become the upper class she hates most. Rights are obtained by virtue of her noble status, and she will become someone who oppresses others. As long as class exists and as long as the feudal system exists, she will become the superstructure of the feudal society she hates by marrying the male protagonist. In that case, it means that she will finally succumb to this feudal society. So I always find it strange. On the one hand, the heroine really enjoys the benefits brought by the imperial power. On the other hand, she hates this kind of oppression. Every time the hero relies on his status to help her and save her, she is moved. This is also what makes me feel awkward. When they exchanged their views, they were moved, rather than after being moved. Of course, if the so-called communication means that they discuss how to build and what the future will look like, treat it as if I didn't say anything. To sum up the above, the emotional scene feels very abrupt. Personally, I think it is incredible that the heroine would like the male protagonist. If she has a buffer period later for her to think about it carefully, it will not be too late to be tempted later. After all, I think the collision of ideas and the different feelings generated in working together are also emotional scenes. Again, the plot is really good, and the author's knowledge reserve is not bad, so I personally suspect that the author is too impatient because he is worried that it will not work without emotional scenes.

King Kong has angry eyes, so he subdues the four demons; Bodhisattva lowers his eyebrows, so he is compassionate to the six realms.

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Hahahahahaha Wan No. 4: Help me!

Teammate No. 4'S Erkan hand! ! !

I suddenly remembered what Zhuzhu and Tutu said, riding a donkey to find a horse, the donkey is the second brother.

Wan Jiacheng cried so loudly!