I don't really want to understand men and the works promoted by men. They are all manifestations of male power. Women have better authors than them, but they are all buried. The female authors they praise are also people like Qiong Yao who kneel to male power. Women should not understand men, because they have never understood women.
I read it from "Dan Wei Jun Gu", and vaguely thought it might be an alumnus. When I saw the "Novel Section on the Third Floor" here, I was immediately sure. Come to think of it, Daddy and I might have borrowed the same Jin Yong. What a wonderful fate.
I read one of your articles and I think it's very good. Whether it's martial arts or something else, you should be able to write the better. People's character will be there, and they will become better over time.
Your writing style and conception are both very good. I read both of your novels in one sitting. I read "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" when I was in the first year of junior high school. I really didn't like Guo Jing. I felt that he was not worthy of the quirky and tender Huang Rong. It was too disappointing, and I stopped reading the book after that. Your "Dao Ke Dao" satisfied my ideal of Huang Rong's love.
Later I watched Wo Longsheng's two-parter "Flying Dragon Frightened Swallows" and "Return of Stormy Swallows", and [covered face][covered face][covered face] even burped to the point of vomiting blood. A woman must end up with a man (a central air-conditioned man with both wives and concubines) to be considered complete?
Huang Rong was the most charming Huang Rong when she was a girl, and her great literary works allowed Huang Rong to stay at her most charming time. . . So it's really great. Dao Yi and Ronger in the Song Dynasty still have unavoidable hatred between their country and their family. I hope that in the modern chapter, they can live more relaxed and happy lives. . . Don't be too cruel!
I wanted to write a comment but I watched the reading and writing bar flash for a long time and didn't know how to start. I was still a little excited when I saw someone liking Jin Guliang, so it would be nice to say something remotely. I rarely read original works and grew up watching various films and TV series. Unfortunately, no one around me seems to like them. Sometimes when a group of people are chatting, you will naturally quote someone's name, and everyone looks confused, so it is very embarrassing to chat to death.
Dada is great, I like Dada, I like Daoyi. Have confidence in your mind, but have gaps in your mind. Everything Daoyi does and says is her own. Every turning point in the plot must be an improvement in Dao Yi's physical and mental realm. In troubled times, seek change without focusing on change. She knew that everything was bound to happen, so she didn't try to stop it when there was no sign. She just made reasonable predictions and made suggestions. Adapt to the facts and do your best. She is indifferent and peaceful, but when the country is in trouble, she "knows that nothing can be done but does it". Not a spectator. He has a country in his heart but never loses his home. Ah, my thoughts are unclear, but I really like Huang Rong in Dao Yi and Dada's works.
Although I have never read the original work, Mr. Jin Yong's Jianghu has accompanied my growth. Although Mr. Jin Yong is gone, Jianghu is still there.
The writing is very good, by the way, when are you going to write a Gu Long fanfic?
Maybe I am the kind of person who likes to read limericks and petty truths. Instead, I can't avoid movies like Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts, Mr. Wu's Journey to the West, and Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions, because I'm afraid that I'll be too deep into the drama and not be able to get out. But because they are miracles in themselves, even if I'm hiding, I can hear their legends, and I sincerely admire them. [It sounds so confusing (wry smile), just think of it as something I feel]
I don't really want to understand men and the works promoted by men. They are all manifestations of male power. Women have better authors than them, but they are all buried. The female authors they praise are also people like Qiong Yao who kneel to male power. Women should not understand men, because they have never understood women.
I read it from "Dan Wei Jun Gu", and vaguely thought it might be an alumnus. When I saw the "Novel Section on the Third Floor" here, I was immediately sure. Come to think of it, Daddy and I might have borrowed the same Jin Yong. What a wonderful fate.
I read one of your articles and I think it's very good. Whether it's martial arts or something else, you should be able to write the better. People's character will be there, and they will become better over time.
Your writing style and conception are both very good. I read both of your novels in one sitting. I read "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" when I was in the first year of junior high school. I really didn't like Guo Jing. I felt that he was not worthy of the quirky and tender Huang Rong. It was too disappointing, and I stopped reading the book after that. Your "Dao Ke Dao" satisfied my ideal of Huang Rong's love. Later I watched Wo Longsheng's two-parter "Flying Dragon Frightened Swallows" and "Return of Stormy Swallows", and [covered face][covered face][covered face] even burped to the point of vomiting blood. A woman must end up with a man (a central air-conditioned man with both wives and concubines) to be considered complete?
Huang Rong was the most charming Huang Rong when she was a girl, and her great literary works allowed Huang Rong to stay at her most charming time. . . So it's really great. Dao Yi and Ronger in the Song Dynasty still have unavoidable hatred between their country and their family. I hope that in the modern chapter, they can live more relaxed and happy lives. . . Don't be too cruel!
I wanted to write a comment but I watched the reading and writing bar flash for a long time and didn't know how to start. I was still a little excited when I saw someone liking Jin Guliang, so it would be nice to say something remotely. I rarely read original works and grew up watching various films and TV series. Unfortunately, no one around me seems to like them. Sometimes when a group of people are chatting, you will naturally quote someone's name, and everyone looks confused, so it is very embarrassing to chat to death.
Dada is great, I like Dada, I like Daoyi. Have confidence in your mind, but have gaps in your mind. Everything Daoyi does and says is her own. Every turning point in the plot must be an improvement in Dao Yi's physical and mental realm. In troubled times, seek change without focusing on change. She knew that everything was bound to happen, so she didn't try to stop it when there was no sign. She just made reasonable predictions and made suggestions. Adapt to the facts and do your best. She is indifferent and peaceful, but when the country is in trouble, she "knows that nothing can be done but does it". Not a spectator. He has a country in his heart but never loses his home. Ah, my thoughts are unclear, but I really like Huang Rong in Dao Yi and Dada's works.
Although I have never read the original work, Mr. Jin Yong's Jianghu has accompanied my growth. Although Mr. Jin Yong is gone, Jianghu is still there.
The writing is very good, by the way, when are you going to write a Gu Long fanfic?
Maybe I am the kind of person who likes to read limericks and petty truths. Instead, I can't avoid movies like Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts, Mr. Wu's Journey to the West, and Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions, because I'm afraid that I'll be too deep into the drama and not be able to get out. But because they are miracles in themselves, even if I'm hiding, I can hear their legends, and I sincerely admire them. [It sounds so confusing (wry smile), just think of it as something I feel]