The Male Lead Has Been Dead for Many Years

How should I put it? I always feel that after the heroine regains her memory, the hero becomes a different person. It's too disconnected. I like the emperor and I also like the junior brother, but it's really unacceptable to say that they are the same person.

The first half of this book is really, really good, and I stayed up late to read it. But the middle and later parts were really hard to read, and the supporting characters were not clearly explained. The part from entering the academy to Luocheng was really hard to read, but I insisted on reading it. This article really shows that the author worked very hard to write it, but he really has regrets. I hope he will have no regrets when he next writes this book.

Is there any extra story about Xue An? It would be so miserable for him to finally find out that he is a replica. . So does the hero's heart lie with him?

I feel like I can't hold the settings, but the first half is pretty good. I really like the author's previous book Junior Sister, and I hope to continue working on it.

Ah, ah, ah, woman! ! ! I hate you! ! ! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

I've finished reading it, but I feel quite disconnected. The writing in the early stage was really good, but the emotional handling in the later stage felt a bit lacking. I like the setting of the book very much, thank the author for bringing a good book

Although there is indeed a sense of fragmentation in some parts of "Spreading Flowers", it is one of the few stories in Jinjiang that can be read in one sitting. Xiaoyun is too strong and has no real sense of involvement. I like Lu Ying better.

The first half was okay, but in the second half, the plot of the male protagonist was completely changed... But the story line of the female protagonist is quite complete and can be read... The personality of the character in the early stage was relatively empty, and I preferred to read the chapters in the human world. I was a little uncomfortable with the sudden return of the senior sister...

There are so many holes that have not been filled in yet. . . . It ended too hastily. . . In the first few chapters, the heroine didn't make it clear about her feelings for the hero, but the ending suddenly ended like this. . . There is also Xue An's follow-up, why the villain has become so dark, and the characters in the early and late stages of Shuangjin are also somewhat fragmented. . . I didn't even read the letter from the hostess. Who was he mentioned in the "dream" in the letter. . . I really can't accept it

The male protagonist is a bit sloppy, but the female protagonist is very good.