
The Grand Court of Justice's Daily Cases
大理寺断案日常
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Historical Xianxia
Classical settings, historical romance, courtly nobility, xianxia cultivation.
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I like the character Li Yu very much (although I briefly hated him for ten minutes after I first found out he was the bad guy). The author's portrayal of him is so good and deep, both in terms of his life and personality and the things he does, that I think he should be the male protagonist.
Personally, I think the character Carp is deeper and more eye-catching than the male protagonist, both from the setting and the storyline. There are also rich layers of life experience and character changes. Although the male protagonist is set up to be honest, the inner essence has not been written well. Personally, I feel that it is very boring and dull. However, Carp's disguise from the inside to the outside is fully written, and the setting feels a bit beautiful, strong and miserable. The regretful ending of Carp is more in line with the direction of the story, but I personally feel that the later stages are a bit rushed, and some things about Carp are still not revealed (but after all, he is not the male protagonist, so it doesn't matter). I really like the author's portrayal of Carp, and the female protagonist is also rare to have an IQ. I hope the author will continue to work hard.
Reading through this article, I can see that the second male lead is more brilliantly written than the male lead and has a distinct personality. On the other hand, the male protagonist has nothing outstanding except for his calmness, and there is no distinction between priorities.
I feel like this widowed girl makes people feel better than Yao Zhenglan
I quite like the second male lead. There are some aspects where the portrayal of the male lead is indeed better. I once thought that a male lead was needed in the middle or how to write the second male lead out... Ugh The same goes for my brother. He doesn't appear much but he's very impressive~ The male protagonist and the female protagonist only rely on one word to make them stable...
I actually like Yao Ye the most, the scheming man, hehehe
Li Yu is the biggest highlight of the entire article, but it's better not to write about the extra mess...
I can't like the second male lead, what he did in the early stage was really like xsr
I also really like the second male lead who is scheming and a bit crazy.
I really like the second male lead. . Hope he has a good ending!!