The Woman Writer

Since we are already the heroine Su Shuangwen, why not just be more simple? What do we need such a male protagonist and a male protagonist's family? To be honest, it's good for the male protagonist to be friends, but isn't it bad for them to stop at friendship or have unrequited love?

The novel can really end here, because no one wants to see the heroine's married life. With such an evil mother-in-law, it's hard to count how many difficulties she will have to face after marriage. Not to mention that she lives far away and only sees her a few times a year. In feudal society, there are too many things an evil mother-in-law can do to deal with a disobedient daughter-in-law, unless it is divorce. In this case, there is no need to get married and wait to be wronged.

Sigh:-(Dear me, you should stop writing emotional dramas, this is not suitable for you

I hate Xu's mother very much, and I also dislike Xu at first.

Sorry, I didn't finish it, so I just watched the finale again.

The author is a person who is very afraid of trouble. Some plots are used back and forth in different books and in the same book. Although the plot is mature, it will really make people feel a little sick and uncomfortable if they read a few more books. Moreover, many lines are laid out, and it can obviously be expanded a lot, but it is not expanded, and even the ending is not finished properly, giving people the feeling that the heroine dropped a nuclear bomb and then heard a two-kick sound. This is my second read of this book. When I read it a few years ago, I felt that the author definitely had the potential to become a top author, as long as he corrected those shortcomings. As a result, when I read it again this year, I found that the new book was clumsy and unfinished, and its reputation and performance were even worse...

I have been reading books in Jinjiang for many years and rarely leave comments, but when I saw a lot of comments about this book, I felt that I really didn't deserve it for the author. You said she was dumb, but I think I read it. When I was immersed in the book, I didn't feel dumb. The author slowly told us his inner world bit by bit. The plot may not be compact, but I can follow it. Following the author's thoughts did not make me feel separated from the world in the book (although I often forget that it is an ancient setting because of the author's description, and I automatically put it into the background of the Republic of China...). The author did not explain clearly in some places in the book, and I did not like the handling of some relationships between the characters in the book, but I still think it is a good story. I don't know why some people are so persistent in criticizing this author. From the author's original account to the current account, they all want to scold the author. I think you are so awesome. You can write it yourself. If you don't like it, it's okay. Seek common ground while reserving differences. You don't have to read it. That's all you need, right? Many people who read novels in Jinjiang are not novices. After reading the novel for so long, you said that you bought it all at once and thought the author was inferior. Then why didn't you buy it separately before? It's not just a day or two for novels to clear up mines. Besides, it's hard to agree with everyone. What you think is wrong may not necessarily be considered wrong by others? It's okay to express your own opinions appropriately, but there is no need to follow the author's every account and every story. I like this story. Although there is still room for improvement in the relationship between the characters in the story, it is already very good to be able to fill in the holes when they open them. I hope the author can work hard!

Um, I don't know what to say. I was the first reader to read this book. Female Writer is a really confusing book. I have followed it to more than 400 chapters. In fact, after about 100 chapters, this book was already being criticized by people. At that time, there were still people who were writing negative reviews. It is also said that the author is an author whose account was deleted before. What a big tree. I don't know much about this kind of thing. But at that time, my attitude was more like it. Therefore, if any of these are a little extreme, I will still criticize them. But maybe it's because of the author's mentality. I haven't said anything about this kind of thing, and I haven't commented on what is good or bad, and how I said it. This is just my personal idea. The relationship between Miharu and us is that of a businessman and a buyer. What does it have to do with me whether you are happy with the things I sell or not? One of us is willing to fight and the other is willing to suffer. For me, who is a pro-author, the author is not on the same side as us, and it is a bit funny to tear it up and down. Maybe the author prefers the kind of people who come to watch it with rewards. For those of us who don't reward it, the author prefers it. Of course, this is a bad word. But after about 200 chapters or so, it became really watery. What I came to Jinjiang to read was a shorter essay. If I wanted to see the refreshing hydrology, I could go to the starting point to see it. But the setting here is my preference for a heroine, which is really rare in Jinjiang, and the fact that the heroine is not a civil servant makes me very fond of it. Miharu is really good at grasping the cool points. I really prefer this kind of novels with female protagonists. I don't know if you remember that in the novel Yaolu Suo Ji written by the heroine, there is a short film about the prince and his Qingmei who fell into the dust. It really touched me. I watched it several times and felt like crying at the end. I'm a person who doesn't dare to read pornographic stories, and this level is really just right for me. So it may be due to various reasons, but I persisted until more than 400 chapters. I don't like the male protagonist very much, but it was chosen by the female protagonist. My feelings towards the female protagonist are actually a bit complicated. I kind of like to treat the characters in the novel as real people, and I have a strong sense of involvement. I not only want the best for the female protagonist, but also hope that the female protagonist will be proud of herself. Then there was no money in my account at that time, so I didn't recharge it or watch it. Today I suddenly dug through my collection and found that The Female Writer has finished, so I bought the last chapter. After reading it, I looked through the comments and found that some readers said they didn't see Xu Wenhua slap her husband's wife in the face. In fact, I also feel a little wronged by the heroine, but in terms of ancient reality, the male protagonist really defends the heroine. If he really did that, who would be hired and who would propose marriage? The heroine would probably lose all dignity and would be subject to rumors. I really feel that although female writers are weak, they are also outstanding in certain aspects. I can only say that there are really too few novels of this type. I don't know if this is a long review, but I really, really like this style of writing. I took a look at the sequel just now, and it's the kind I like. I hope the author can be more concise in the new article. A female literary giant, in my opinion it is worth watching and has a score of 8.8. I hope it can give you some help.

Why should the heroine be with Xu Wenhua? Isn't it bad to leave her single?

Ah, it's actually quite well written.