The Big Shots Hate Me to the Bone

Is there an if line? The heroine didn't choose any one. I want to see a more tragic version of Xiao Shen's ending.

The author's writing is very good, and the four male protagonists have rich characters, which made me have different emotions towards them. I knew from the beginning that Han Jian would be with Shen Qi, so I would feel more pity for the other three. Murong Zhi was my favorite in the early stages, but in the end I finally found enlightenment, but I just felt a little sad. The Demon King is my favorite in the middle and late stages, but maybe because he is too young, he only likes Han Jian, not love, and the final result is not difficult to accept. The most difficult thing to deal with was the senior brother. He was born noble and smooth. The only pitfall was Han Jian. I didn't like him in the early stage. I thought he was not as good as Murong Zhi. He didn't know what liking was or how to like at that time, so Ning Yin felt that he didn't like her. But at the end, my favorite person became Lu Zheyu. A person who cultivates immortality has an endless lifespan. Although he has the dream bead, as the leader of the righteous path, how can he not be able to distinguish between dreams and reality? He can only deceive himself and others, thinking that Han Jian is dead. I hope he can find that Han Jian is still alive in the future, and then slowly let go. I later realized that his nobility may have harmed him. He didn't know how to love and missed the chance to see her. If possible, I hope he can meet another woman who loves him deeply, understands him, cherishes him, and he also loves deeply.

The plot is quite exciting and unconventional. Some of the logic is a bit convoluted, which is a pity. Some places are a bit wordy. It would be better if the word count was reduced. The characters are more three-dimensional and have different personalities, so the character scenes are more tense. The crematorium and Shura field are very fragrant. The most three-dimensional characters are Lin Hanjian and Shen Qi. The heroine Lin Hanjian is well portrayed, with strong personality and strength. Based on the three-dimensional and charming image of the heroine, the multi-player Shura field is more tense and convincing. It's a pity that Fozi left the scene very quickly. If he had written more, it might have been more three-dimensional. The image of the senior brother is also quite three-dimensional. His various behaviors in the early stage are very unbeatable, but in the middle stage, his complex emotions are described very delicately. The image of the straight man with a father is very prominent, and he turns into a young man who is not good at words and worries about gains and losses. His mid-term image impressed me, but when he frequently got jealous, I slowly gave up on it. In the final chapter, I skipped the 9 chapters of developing relationships in the early stages, maybe because I didn't want the heroine to be too licky, maybe because the previous three male protagonists had all appeared, and I was tired of seeing new relationships, maybe because his aggressive image didn't appeal to me, and I couldn't sympathize with his emotions due to the heroine later on. The image of Shen Qi is really well created. He is wise, almost evil, scheming, and good at scheming. These can be emphasized with words, but what is more convincing is the plot, language, and actions designed by the author to make this image more three-dimensional. He uses various strategies to capture the heroine, and when he finds that there is no other way, he breaks the guard and cries and begs her for a chance. Therefore, the tension is the strongest, the most touching, and the image is the most three-dimensional.

After watching part of it, I had a vague feeling that it wasn't a senior brother, but in the end it turned out to be like this. He had too many ties, so he couldn't give her all his love.

Full order. I like the character of the heroine very much. She plays the game seriously. She is forced to go into the game and wants to get out. She does the tasks seriously. In the middle, Shen, Lu, and Nanxing are quite crazy. They are a bunch of messes. When they encounter problems, they solve them. They never give up collecting 4 dragon balls. In the end, I returned to real life and realized that I had some feelings for Shen, so I came back. To ensure that you can still return to real life, you come back because you like Shen a little bit, and then take care of both sides of your life. The heroine and Buddha are not suitable for each other. The two of them can at most become friends. The Demon King is a pure tool, and after being deceived into tears, he has no value to the heroine. Lu's personality is too twisted, he worries about gains and losses later, and his mind is not clear. I think the biggest reason for Lu's failure is that Shen and the heroine are the same kind of people. They have a lot of wrinkles in their brains. Shen can understand it and is also trying to understand the heroine. As a senior brother, Lu was attentive to the heroine, but the heroine misunderstood him. He could not let go of his pride as a favored man. He did not take the initiative, did not explain, and made people guess. He did not have the attitude that a suitor should have. The little junior sister he likes is herself disguised by the heroine, and he actually doesn't understand the heroine. It's like he knows that the heroine is very scheming and has a wide range of plans, so he will suspect that the heroine wants to steal the scroll again and not believe the heroine's defense. His love for the heroine is an obsession. When he was young, he liked to be trampled on. He killed his beloved by mistake. Day after day, he missed and regretted it and developed inner demons. Later, he learned to bow his head, obey, and wanted to keep the heroine, but he still didn't really understand the heroine (I think it's not that Lu didn't want to understand, but that he didn't have enough brains to understand. The heroine's rank was too high for him to see through). He couldn't be licked by a dog, so he could only resort to robbing. Alas, it's quite a classic male protagonist's character. If Lu's mouth could be changed and his brain could be upgraded, I personally would quite like this kind of fairy hero.

I've finished watching it, it's very interesting. The Shura Field was very enjoyable. Although I bought the wrong stock, Shen Qi is indeed the most suitable for the female protagonist. It's a pity that there is no modern story in the extra chapter. I hope the author can write a title for the extra chapter in the future, otherwise I won't know what it is about.

Cute fluffy, crying. The heroine is the most relaxed when she is with Shen Qi, and the way they get along is also very fun.

Come back again! I really like Shen Qi's mouth [crying] [crying] and carry this mouth all my life [crying] [crying]

It's very touching, and the torture of men is very exciting. It hits me perfectly and makes me feel happy. The writing is smooth and coherent, just like how it should be written.

It feels like you still have to be smart