The Allure of Mint

I read Shu Jin's "Mint", "Phryne" and "God" in one go, and I felt very satisfied. I really like Shu Jin's series of stories. To sum up, the theme word of "Mint" is "scheming" (purpose and means), the theme word of "Phryne" is "justice" (gray color), and the theme word of "God" is "suitability" (not love)... What these three articles have in common is what Shujin wants to convey to us: life is realistic and not completely pure. Just like when I read each article, I was simply immersed in the joy, anger, sorrow and joy of the male and female characters in the article. However, if the intersecting characters in these three articles are connected, it is difficult to tell who is right and wrong. The same is true in reality. From one person's perspective, it is natural and logical, but from another person's perspective, it is "heinous". I don't know if it's because I watched "Mint" first, so Mo Shen and Zhi Min are my favorites. In "Mint", I wasn't very fond of Mo Ruyan, but in "Phryne", I also had the same thought as Zhang Qianchu: In fact, the eldest lady is not that particularly annoying. It is precisely this point that Mo Shen is destined to choose Zhi Min, a lover who is comparable to him. Even if he fails to achieve his goal temporarily, he can still cultivate her~ (a typical sinister person~). It also confirms the "suitability theory" in "God": two people get married because they are suitable, not because of love. And Mo Ruyan is indeed more suitable for Li Yong. I think Shujin has written a clue. Of course, this is my YY, so it's okay to say so. Just as Zhimin said, "More than one of his (Mo Shen's) friends doesn't like her." Such a reality is so helpless. You can\'t please everyone in the world~The philosophy of our ancestors is so profound and profound! Looking at these two extras, in "Phryne" I felt that Xiaoxiao was very independent and thoughtful, but her pride and her words to Zhimin in the extra were a bit sad, but this is inevitable... It's a pity that the ending of Xiaoxiao and Brother Shu in "Phryne" was the most depressing and crazy for me among the three, but I have to say that Xiaoxiao and Brother Shu are indeed a perfect match. Xiaoxiao is smart and simple, and Brother Shu needs such a simple, smart and talented wife. Does Shujin's ending like this tell us that reality is not perfect, and that all couples who love each other will be HE? ! ! If Xiaoxiao and Brother Shu are what I regret the most, then the one who makes me want to PIA the most is Lin Xiaosheng in "God". From a female perspective, every time Lin Xiaosheng appears and hurts Xiaojun, I want to PIA him. Benevolent people love others. Lin Xiaosheng chose fraternity to deny small love, but he couldn't let go of this, which makes people hate him~~~~ But I have to say that this is the choice of such a person, and I can't help him. But after Xiaojun transformed into Wang Xiaojing, Lin Xiaosheng actually felt for a moment that that was not the person he loved. Perhaps there are hints from the reasons why the three male characters fell in love with Xiaojun. Xiao Qi loves Xiaojun not only with laughter, but also with tears, so he can best adapt to the transition from Xiaojun to Wang Xiaojing and become the most suitable person! To be honest, after reading this series of books by Shu Jin, I immediately fell in love with the profession of doctor, but I am destined not to be a doctor~ (I studied economics and law~haha) Shu Jin's "Black Market Female Doctor" and "Encounter with the Future" are both very interesting. In fact, I have read "Encounter" a long time ago, but I just forgot about the author. I didn't expect to find out after reading "Mint" that it was written by you, Shu Jin. It really suits my taste! It's a pity that "Black Market" is a mess. Shujin, have you given up? I guess Shujin won't continue this series of articles. It's very rare, but I still hope to see more urban articles like this. I read Shu Jin's new article. Although I have always been in control of the ancient style, I am not too interested in palace and house fights. What I like more is the battle between the court and the country~ I think of "The World is a Job" or "Let's Try the World" or something like that~ I like Shu Jin's writing, so I followed the extra chapter and left a paw print to commemorate it, above. PS: I posted it very late last night, but I found that JJ swallowed it and couldn't spit it out, so I'm posting it now~ It was originally posted in the extra episode, but I didn't know why it couldn't be posted, so I transferred it here~ By the way, the radio drama is very nice~

Open an account specifically to write a review. . . With an excellent dark and affectionate male protagonist, a precocious, flexible and excellent female protagonist, a compact plot, and natural flowing writing, this book not only satisfies the hearts of a group of readers who have fantasized about the novel. Personally, I think what's special about this book is that the heroine's experience and changing mentality are really easy to resonate with a group of girls like me who also come out of small towns. From the heroine, we can see similar traits between herself and a group of peers. After reading some of the previous reviews, it seems that the heroine has been criticized for not having clear emotional boundaries between different male protagonists. However, I think the emotional direction is very reasonable and natural. Personally, I think the root of the problem is that this is a novel that wants to be closer to reality. The male protagonist is perfect, romantic and novel, while the female protagonist is more realistic and has richer character layers. The conflict between the two makes the process unfair to the male protagonist. But the author can write the romance with a realistic flavor and it is very beautiful. You can really see the sincerity of her writing. Finally, I would like to thank the author for writing such a good article~

Wow, I guess you liked the recommendation on the homepage. I read this book a few years ago. It's actually more than ten years ago.

It's a good read. I read it when I was a kid. Now I've found it again. Doesn't the author stop writing about it now?

The author probably didn't finish this novel when he was about to publish it, so I didn't finish it. Although I don't remember the title of the book, I still remember the fact that the male and female protagonists will be paired up in the future. Yesterday, by chance, I found this novel recommendation on Tieba. Although I wrote about the cooperation of two people, I also wanted to write about the internal struggles of the hospital, the emotional line, and the superb skills of a group of people. . . It's a pity that the writing is a bit messy

Dear Shujin, I have been waiting for you for many years. Recently I found out that "The Wife" has been locked. A few years ago, we promised to make up for it. I miss you very much. I have no other way to contact you except Weibo. It's very sad. If you see this comment, I would be happy if you could reply to me! ! !

I think it's well written, Shujin, keep it up.

It's over? Well, that's fine.

It is rare to read a novel without skipping a word. This is the success of the novel. The heroine's character is indeed very tangled. It's a bit tiring to watch, but I quite like it. Sensitive. I also find the heroine's behavior after illness very puzzling. Doesn't she need a boyfriend at the critical moment? The heroine's behavior after getting sick is really strange!

I really hate this heroine. .