
The Handsome Men of the Jianghu (Online Title: The Age of Men in the Jianghu)
江湖美男谱(网络名:江湖后男色时代)
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I read the physical book in sixth grade, and now I am in my first year of high school. This book is simply my introduction to the ancient style. I really like this careless but spontaneous quackery. The author's writing style is very good. Even though it has been five or six years, it is still not out of date when I read it now. It is hard to imagine that this kind of writing is not popular. To be honest, it is much better than some sweet and pet writing that is popular in Jinjiang now. I'm really looking forward to Da Da's return. Now too many romance authors have left, and Jinjiang romance is getting worse day by day. Blue thin.
Oh my god, I was reading the author's column, accidentally clicked in, and found that I actually have a physical copy of this book! It was really many years ago, I still remember how amazing I was when I saw it
Oh my gosh, I love it so much... The characterization and logic are perfect... Although it is an old novel, it has no sense of age at all! ! I really like Baili Qingyi!
A bit Mary Sue, three of the four beauties love her to death? Some of the plot settings are somewhat consistent with the God of Wealth, Chunhua. For example, the heroine's business acumen and the male lead, Tsing Yi, like the God of Wealth Chunhua more. I watched it twice.
I thought it was super good when I first read it when I was in junior high school. Now, more than ten years later, I still feel that the preparation is in place and the writing is smooth. It is worth reading.
I have to say that the writing style is very good~~ The characters are really likable. The most rare thing is that the female protagonist of this article is more likable than the male protagonist. This is very rare in JJ. Although it's not a good thing to say, there are really too many female protagonists these days who follow the rule of invincibility and simply trample women's faces like clouds and mud under their feet in order to get a bit of humble love. While people are exclaiming that love is magical, they are also BSing women because they don't take their self-esteem seriously. The heroine of this article is very likable at least in terms of self-respect and self-love, but at the same time she is self-respecting and self-loving, but she does not mean to be pretentious. Compared to the female protagonist, the male protagonist is really not that bad at all. At the end, the heroine speaks very clearly to the hero. From the beginning to the end, the hero is ambiguous. Even in the end, the heroine is the first to say that she likes him. On the other hand, the hero at this time is still ambiguous. Women like the male protagonist very much. Not only do the women in the book like it, but I believe there are also many readers who like the male protagonist. The perfect image of the male protagonist is almost every woman's dream. But just looking at the male protagonist and his love for the female protagonist makes people shy away from him. The male protagonist has been in love with the female protagonist for six years, but so what? Isn't it sad to be a man who has been in love for so long but still can't express his feelings in the end? Even the heroine knows how to tell the hero the fact that she likes him, but on the other hand, the hero still keeps his feelings in his heart. He said that he hopes that the heroine understands him and hopes that the heroine understands his feelings. Does he think that if he puts his feelings in his heart, the heroine will understand? Is the heroine a fairy? The male protagonist himself never understands that sometimes he should take the initiative to take a step forward, but he always asks the female protagonist what he should do. The male protagonist is selfless to the world, and all his selfishness is placed on the female protagonist. First of all, you are always ambiguous about the heroine and don't express your opinion. Even if you like such things, the heroine has to speak first. What makes people vomit is that even though the heroine has said it, this man is still ambiguous. Secondly, if you are ambiguous, you are ambiguous. If you like to play ambiguous, no one will say anything. But you are wrong if you let the heroine challenge someone to understand your feelings during the ambiguous process. Doesn't the male protagonist think that such a challenge is too difficult for normal people? The heroine doesn't have the ability to read minds. You didn't even do anything like confess your feelings but you asked the heroine to be connected with you. Do you think the heroine is a novice YY girl who must immediately understand what a man is thinking with just one look? Let's be realistic. Don't you think it's a little selfish if you don't express your attitude, but blindly let the other person understand you? Also, why do you have to ask the heroine what you should do and how to do it? Are you incapacitated? This kind of approach is called respecting the other party at best, but it is shirk of responsibility at worst. You ask the heroine if she wants you to come over, buddy, don't you know at all whether you should go to the heroine's side? You put everything on the heroine, let the heroine take the initiative, let the heroine choose, but you stay in your own shell and refuse to take a step out. This is not only cowardly, but also selfish! Finally, and most importantly, the most fascinating thing about the male protagonist is his extremely great sense of responsibility - yes, who doesn't respect and admire a person with such a strong sense of responsibility! Indeed, such people are admirable, but it depends on your perspective. The heroine admires the hero's sense of responsibility, but she is also helpless. Is there anything wrong with this? Some people shouted that if the male protagonist did not have such a strong sense of responsibility, people would not like him. The male protagonist's high sense of responsibility is his beautiful thing. I really hope that one day, when your lover sacrifices you because of his high sense of responsibility, you can still say such words. Don't deny it, it's not like the Holy Mother is still alive. Do you think you are really so noble? The reason why you can say so calmly now that you like the male protagonist and have a high sense of responsibility is because you are not the lover of the male protagonist and are not in the position of the female protagonist. When it is your turn, you will also feel helpless for the male protagonist's sense of responsibility. People are selfish, and the selfless Virgin is just a virgin. From the heroine's point of view, it is normal for the heroine to feel helpless towards the hero's high sense of responsibility. Who doesn't hope that she will be the most important thing in her lover's heart? If you don't hope that way, it only means that you don't love the other person so strongly. It is normal for the heroine to think this way, and the most rare thing about the heroine is that she also understands the hero's sense of responsibility in the end - when the hero jumps off the cliff, even though she knows that if the hero thinks carefully, she may not be able to save herself in the end, she still chooses to understand the hero because of his instinct. But did the heroine also forget one thing? The hero was able to choose to save the heroine because he didn't have time to think about it. If he had time to think about it, the heroine would most likely be the one who was given up by the hero. This means that one thing is clear. In the heart of the male protagonist, the responsibility is still greater than that of the female protagonist. So what will the male protagonist do when one day he is once again faced with a choice between the two? In this crisis, Da Da cleverly avoided this problem and just used instinct to cover up the past problems. However, the problem still exists. Although Da Da did not give a clear answer in the ending, but if you think about it carefully, heroine, your position in the heart of the hero is really not reliable. . . In fact, the male protagonist may not be as bad as I said, but because of the cuteness of the female protagonist, I have attached some unworthy feelings for the female protagonist here. In my opinion, the heroine is a very powerful character. There are countless examples of heroines falling from high places to low points on JJ, but none of them can be as resurrected as the big heroine is so admirable. The sudden change from the most talented woman in the world to a beggar caused the heroine to suffer a huge gap that most people cannot imagine. However, despite such an experience, the heroine's inner soul has not changed - unlike some novels, it seems that after the heroine has experienced a painful experience, it is as if she has been transformed from her mother's womb, which is amazing. . . The heroine of this article has not changed. She is as arrogant as she should be, but she will not give up her kindness because of her own experience. In addition, the heroine's protection for her friends is really touching. Compared with some women who only know how to talk about love every day, the heroine not only has love in her eyes, but also has a sense of morality for her friends - especially for her own female friends. How rare this is! How many women regard the female friends around them as either foils or as a precaution against them. Countless female protagonists have told us a painful truth when it comes to love and friendship. Men are like hands and feet, and women are like clothes. As for the two inverted sentences at the end, most female protagonists have completely missed it. But the heroine is not. The mutually supportive friendship between her and her friends is amazing. Especially when Shi asked Cen to go to save the heroine, and when the heroine entered the palace to plead for Shi, it was even more impressive - how I wish I had a friend like this who could help him in every possible way! The descriptions of these two women are very successful! Compared with some other authors, whenever they write about the heroine and her best friend, they either pretend to complain about each other, or they are bold and bold sisters talking dirty words. Not only is it artificial, it also feels superficial. When portraying these two people, Da Da used actions to show everyone the friendship between them, which is really great~~~ As for the two sisters Yuwen, I have to say that although it is disgusting, it is also true. Sometimes women do become so insidious because of love, and lose their self-esteem. They are beyond recognition, which is embarrassing but also BS In the end, I felt so distressed that I touched the heroine's head. When I think of the hero asking the heroine if she was going there in the heavy rain, and the heroine's expression, I feel really distressed for the heroine.
Seeing this... Actually, I want to say that I like the background and style of this article very much, but I always feel that the plot is a bit strange, or a bit childish... The heroine in this chapter... Is too savage, she is always throwing stones at people, no one can bear it...
It's nice to watch. It would be nice if there were more sweet extras.
Cen Lu and Mansi... Isn't this all TT?
I like Yi Bingtong, Baili Qingyi can't be said to be annoying, but this kind of person is too fake, not real at all, Bai Can is better than him