The Three Lives Stone, Part Four

The writing style is very good, very Jin Yong style, but unfortunately the characters of several protagonists are quite unpleasant, and the plot is full of misunderstandings, which makes people feel sick to their stomachs.

I read all four of them in one sitting. The writing is very good, but it's amazing to be able to make every character so unlikeable. I don't understand why no one here can speak well, one is extreme and the other is extreme, Xiao Jianping is a master of one line, Zhuyao and Zhudie are said to be easy-going and unrestrained, but in fact, they use guns and sticks to criticize people with no words of normal conversation at all. The three scenes in which Zhudie, the "free and easy" perfect heroine, speaks most normally are: one with Xiao Jianping in the ruined temple, the other with the disfigured Feng Yuzhi after being injured, and the third one when she is forced to die. In the last few chapters, before I had time to be happy that Xiao Jianping finally became a normal person after sixteen years, an even more sjb-like Xiao Shengping appeared, and...

Sure enough, it is this book. I read it in Nokia JAVA in one day and one night and was so miserable... I always remember that the name is Sanshengshi but I can't find it. Why should I write it in such a miserable way?

I dislike Xiao Shengping the most, as if the whole world owes him. The male protagonist treats him with utmost benevolence and justice. I didn't expect him to be a white-eyed wolf, cold-blooded and unfeeling. It's a pity that the male protagonist didn't take it to heart when Leader He reminded him. He's a masochist.

This book is truly the most miserable book I have ever read in my life. Anyone with a good nature will not have good results. It is true that good people do not live long.

Have you ever considered submitting that manuscript for publication? Or try to vote for "Legends of Modern and Ancient Times"?

But I still think it is a very good literary talent. What an amazing thing it is to be able to express your inner feelings in a background and story that is completely different from real life. And the truth is that you never know how weird human nature will be, so no matter how awkward and incomprehensible human nature is that goes against the correct concept in the traditional sense, it may be real. I watched Bone Valley's "The Fight of the Trapped Beast" some time ago, and she (he) also wrote about a person who is different from the traditional sense accepted by the public. I used to think that the character's personality was tragic for tragedy's sake, but now I imagine it might just be a conflict caused by going against accepted concepts. Still very good writing.

If the author still writes such an article after ten years of writing, it is really true. . . See if you still feel like this in ten years.

I'm too lazy to read it all, so I read the last chapter. It's not bad. Finally, Xiao Shengping lives like a man. Unlike Xiao Jianping, he was a little bloody when he was a child, and the longer he grows, the more pustules he gets. Bamboo Butterfly was so cute when she appeared, but her subsequent fate was purely ruined by the author. Character determines fate. I didn't see it here. Among the heroines, He Hongyu is the only one who is relatively cute. There are so many people pretending to be fake, and it's annoying to watch.

Literary talent is good. It's a pity that the character's personality is too fake. Tragedy for some tragedy's sake. Author's reply: Awesome, it really hit home for me! At that time, I had a JJWW tendency to pretend to be the worst in the world all day long just to compose new lyrics and hide my face.