I write and record random articles to pass the time and have fun. It's purely personal preference!
Taste cannot be exempted from vulgarity, especially in the early stage due to lack of knowledge and awareness of women. Some tweets are embarrassing, embarrassing, embarrassing (emphasized three times). It is recommended to search for posts in reverse order.
I am very tolerant of the author, and I don't have any bad ideas about the characters. Sisters who are more demanding should not be too serious, as this can easily cause problems.
1Types include: female lord, female emperor, strong female, no-CP female protagonist, abusive male protagonist, weak male, aggressive female, etc.
2The heroine's own mother refuses to be wronged. I prefer novels in which the heroine pursues her career. I accept Su Wen's romance in which the woman dominates. I like the heroine to have a unique character or bright spot.
[3] Highlight: Personal feelings are subjective, A is like honey, B is like arsenic. Don't mind your recommendations, additions, and demining in the comment section.
5 Stunning, perfect for all your preferences
4 Excellent, you can watch it again several times
3 Pass, overall considered as a complete work
±0.5 Points, floating between the above standards
Intention: Intention to be added
Reader comments
Tweet: The Legend of the Rebellious Heroine (like I Wear Myself, it has the same thoughts on women's rights, but from a different angle. It starts from the evolution of ten folklore stories and writes about the process of women's loss of power. For example, the first copy is Ye Shengtao's adaptation of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. The prototype is from "The Man from Xinyu County, Yuzhang". The setting of this article is that modern women enter a game adapted from folk tales and transform into Weaver Girl. Heroines such as White Snake, Yingtai, and The Little Mermaid help them escape from the prison of fate and regain their own power. The angle is relatively unique. Most of the plot is about how women regain their rights, and a small part talks about the past when women lost their rights. Therefore, compared to other articles on the same theme, it feels more exciting and feels less frustrating.) The author of this article has not signed a contract yet, and it is still free.
I gave up halfway through reading. Hong Cibei's books always make me unreadable... Mainly because there are too many holes in the details.
I'm really drunk, drunk, drunk, drunk, drunk, drunk, how many times do you analyze some things, she only sees what she needs to see, and then draws her own conclusion, drunk, drunk, drunk, drunk, drunk, drunk
I don't like it very much…it's frustrating
No. I also suspect that I saw it wrong. Does this fit the title? ! Why not clear mines?
One hundred fairy tales for baby girls. The author wrote fairy tales specifically for baby girls (referring to women aged about 3 to 15 years old). The stories were written to cultivate the subjectivity of little girls. What is touching is that a sister read it to her own sister. What did I read when I was a child? They were all fairy tales about abuse of girls.
Recommend "After I Was Exiled, I Encouraged My Boss to Revolt", the second in command, a strong woman, very well written
Is there any sister who can let me follow the comments collection to find something new to eat?
Amway picked a pig cage at the beginning. It was written by Lu Menke. The quality is guaranteed. There is no male protagonist yet. It starts to look good when the protagonist turns into a fish.
I read this book. The author has another book called "Exes All Over the World" which is somewhat similar. I feel that the author's writing is quite good and smooth, and the plot does not drag out. But! Not enough fun! ! ! Not cool enough! It's just that it's too uneventful and a bit bland from beginning to end.
I'm currently following this one, it's really good!
This book is really good to read, I follow the series every day!
Watched the beginning, not bad
Beautiful! The book "Working in the Three Kingdoms" downstairs is also good!
Are you still going to tweet?
Oh my god, is this a tweet? Not a lightning protection sticker
I recommend "Jiange Hearing the Bell" written by Shi Jing. This book is more enjoyable than her previous novel about cultivating immortals.
Tweet: The Legend of the Rebellious Heroine (like I Wear Myself, it has the same thoughts on women's rights, but from a different angle. It starts from the evolution of ten folklore stories and writes about the process of women's loss of power. For example, the first copy is Ye Shengtao's adaptation of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. The prototype is from "The Man from Xinyu County, Yuzhang". The setting of this article is that modern women enter a game adapted from folk tales and transform into Weaver Girl. Heroines such as White Snake, Yingtai, and The Little Mermaid help them escape from the prison of fate and regain their own power. The angle is relatively unique. Most of the plot is about how women regain their rights, and a small part talks about the past when women lost their rights. Therefore, compared to other articles on the same theme, it feels more exciting and feels less frustrating.) The author of this article has not signed a contract yet, and it is still free.
I gave up halfway through reading. Hong Cibei's books always make me unreadable... Mainly because there are too many holes in the details.
I'm really drunk, drunk, drunk, drunk, drunk, drunk, how many times do you analyze some things, she only sees what she needs to see, and then draws her own conclusion, drunk, drunk, drunk, drunk, drunk, drunk
I don't like it very much…it's frustrating
No. I also suspect that I saw it wrong. Does this fit the title? ! Why not clear mines?
One hundred fairy tales for baby girls. The author wrote fairy tales specifically for baby girls (referring to women aged about 3 to 15 years old). The stories were written to cultivate the subjectivity of little girls. What is touching is that a sister read it to her own sister. What did I read when I was a child? They were all fairy tales about abuse of girls.
Recommend "After I Was Exiled, I Encouraged My Boss to Revolt", the second in command, a strong woman, very well written
Is there any sister who can let me follow the comments collection to find something new to eat?
Amway picked a pig cage at the beginning. It was written by Lu Menke. The quality is guaranteed. There is no male protagonist yet. It starts to look good when the protagonist turns into a fish.
I read this book. The author has another book called "Exes All Over the World" which is somewhat similar. I feel that the author's writing is quite good and smooth, and the plot does not drag out. But! Not enough fun! ! ! Not cool enough! It's just that it's too uneventful and a bit bland from beginning to end.
I'm currently following this one, it's really good!
This book is really good to read, I follow the series every day!
Watched the beginning, not bad
Beautiful! The book "Working in the Three Kingdoms" downstairs is also good!
Are you still going to tweet?
Oh my god, is this a tweet? Not a lightning protection sticker
I recommend "Jiange Hearing the Bell" written by Shi Jing. This book is more enjoyable than her previous novel about cultivating immortals.