Haunted (Published Title: Crossing into Your Heart)

The narrative of this book is indeed a bit messy, and sometimes it feels confusing, but the writing is still very attractive. I used to give up on the novels that I couldn't stand halfway through, but I still read this one happily~ and there was no idea that I didn't want to continue reading. (Ps: This character is really cool!

Each copy contains reflections on the situation of women, which are very profound and not preachy. This really surprised and moved me. But since I'm not good at evaluating, I won't say much. I'd rather see it for myself and experience it more deeply. The author wrote very well about the emotional line. Maybe the writing was a little messy in the early stage, but when I wrote about the memories of the past, I became very excited. The bad junior sister and the good senior brother, as well as the extra story about the heroine and the good man, were the most enjoyable bites I have ever had in my life. . . The tone of the whole text is also on point. A fragmented sect has struggled to support itself for thousands of years because of one person's obsession. The tenderness, regret, misery, and unavailability of the past seem to be covered in a layer of fog in the present world, but sometimes they are so sharp that it is unbearable. The time of the master is like a dream in the distance. Thousands of years later, people inside and outside the book are still being pulled hard. The wasted sorrow and life, separation and death that are constantly flashed back in the beautiful and tender time are as light and bitter as the raining grass, but the sweetness of the present world is addictive. Although it seems to be very painful as mentioned before, bad girls and good guys give me big dodo! A particularly funny story begins with the boss and the dancing students (some old jokes in Buddhist literature in Beijing) (No) Junior sister, you are a bad cat, senior brother, you are a father, mother and brother all in one. Being a senior brother and a husband is not enough, you also have to be an educator, a controller, a mother, a toy, and a psychologist. I also thought about the comment saying that even if Mei Qiang Mei likes silly and sweet things, she can still get along with her hahaha. In short, I am very grateful to the author for insisting on writing so much, and I am also grateful to several people for finding happiness in this world. I was also very happy when I read it (crying?).

Actually, I like this book very much. I think it's very interesting.

The first thing that attracted me to this book was the subject matter, which is supernatural and fantasy. Recently, I really wanted to read this type of book. The male and female protagonists in the introduction also attracted me. However, after reading the full text, I only recalled the feeling of disappointed expectations many times. Many hidden clues that I thought were laid by the author were only briefly mentioned at the end, such as the Book of Heaven, Jun Xi, and the dark shadow. The story of each unit has a sense of hasty ending at the end. Maybe I am more looking forward to a big scene of fighting or fighting skills, but the author seems to have no intention of focusing too much on this aspect. On the emotional line, the images of the male and female protagonists are relatively three-dimensional, but as for the characteristics of the female protagonist, or the side that was unknown before, modern stories show that she is straightforward, occasionally willful, and not willing to compromise. But in ancient times, I saw more of badness. And can her badness only be reflected in her jealousy for the male protagonist and the female rivalry with many female partners? It's better to just be a complete bad guy. The development of the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist can hardly be said to be an epiphany after the year before last. It is more like a piece of driftwood caught tightly after wandering for a thousand years. I can feel something that the author wants to express, in the first volume urging girls to love themselves, and in the second volume reminding girls to be more vigilant. I am very grateful to the author for trying his best to express these, and I hope that the author can bring Jun Xi's story to everyone more completely.

I really, really like this article. Many things seem to appeal to my aesthetics, including various settings, character dialogues, and stories.

This story is not perfect, and this novel is not perfect either. The beginning is indeed a bit lengthy, but the vivid flesh and blood and emotional bonds of the characters in the author's subsequent works still made me stay. The plot is indeed weak, and this is almost a pure romance novel. In fact, I prefer to read plot-oriented novels. The most interesting and three-dimensional characters are presented through the story. The author also reflected a lot on his own writing problems: I was reading Nemesis some time ago, and that article was still being serialized, so I went to read the author's other articles to catch up on Loneliness, and found that the author has made great progress in the past few years. The shortcomings of the "Enemy" period have disappeared in the "Enemy" chapter. The level of character and scene characterization has been improved to a higher level. The storyline is also very interesting and fascinating. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh no so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so to to the same levels in the story. ! ! ! Keep up the good work and look forward to seeing more of your excellent works! !

Every time there is a literary shortage, I will come back to think about the evil?

I've finished reading it. Sometimes I can't understand the main text, but I really like the senior brother and junior sister, and I hope they can be happy forever, especially the extra plot where they don't go to Yaoshan. This part is really interesting! ! ! ! ! !

Maybe because I am a reader who prefers emotional flow, I quite like the emotional line. Putting aside the plot, the settings of the two protagonists really touched my heart.

Of these issues, there is only one martial arts plot that I noticed. It is a bit messy. I read a little bit of all novels. For me, the gorgeous and cool scenes are secondary. The key is to be clear, so that I can have this picture in my head and have the coherence of the fight scene. But the fight scene in "Chang Xie" I have no idea who is doing it now or how, so every time I see a fight scene I am always vague, which makes me feel a little regretful, but the other parts are very well written. I like it very much and look forward to DaDa's next novel [Love Eyes] [Love Eyes] [Love Eyes]