Transmigrated Into an Infinite-Loop Liberal Arts Entrance Exam

I especially like the plot line, and many of the discussions on liberal arts and sciences are explained in simple terms, which I admire very much, but I really don't like the emotional line. From the "sexual attraction" point of view, I can indeed understand the heroine's choice. But as a reader, from a visual point of view, I can't understand why such a character is placed in the male protagonist position. If we say he is cute and coquettish, in fact, many male characters will consciously become inferior when faced with a shovel. Wouldn't it be more satisfying to make the strong man feel ashamed and angry? What's more, his character has become very awkward since returning from Qin, and it is not as good as the silly and sweet character at the beginning. Moreover, after looking at the scumbag attributes of the heroine that attracted me to the story through the copywriting, I found that she actually did not commit any substantial transgressions. On the contrary, it was the behavior of the male protagonist changing n partners at the end that gave me the feeling that the heroine was taking over.

I really like this article, from the youthful and passionate college entrance examination (I am easily depressed in reality and need some passionate things to hold my emotions up) to Nannan's generous passion for sacrificing life and death for her faith and love (I am an idealist, I really can't refuse such a brilliant girl), to the natural relationship between the two at the end, the whole mood is really smooth, and it is rare to make people feel very comfortable. The setting, characters, and personality of this article from the beginning are all very rare and perfectly in line with my preferences (it's really rare). Thanks to my wife's writing last year, it helped me get through a trough. It's the same now. I hope my wife's writing will get better and better! And (I really like the big setting of this article. I wonder if I can make some reference and try to draw it. It is just for self-entertainment of a child who is not very good at drawing. It is not for commercial purposes. The source of the inspiration setting will be marked). I am sorry for writing so much. I can't remember if I have posted a review before. It is just a late-night essay. Thank you to my wife for bringing me happiness, passion and heartiness. _Roru&break formation

How can I love md so much? After reading it, I feel that I still have more to say. I really like Sister Nan's character. When she was fighting against tanks in Western Siberia, I felt my heart beating accordingly. I felt like I was in it at this moment. I burst into tears when I saw my rabbit during World War II. I didn't learn history very well. To put it shamefully, history is just paper to me. It was a test center, and when I had feelings, it was just because of watching movies and TV series, but Chen Yinan really touched me deeply. I felt like I was also in Shanghai during that period. I seemed to have seen history with my eyes. Of course, what I said would be a bit exaggerated, but it gave me new insights and the charm of history. I seemed to be a little obsessed.

The second brush saw the ending of this emotional line and still felt a touch of humor. From "Qinyuan Chun·Snow" to here, it feels a bit like a person who has just finished writing "Report your favor on the golden stage, support the Jade Dragon to die for you", and the next second he reads Tarot to calculate whether Huang Mao in the next village loves me or not.

I really like this article, from the youthful and passionate college entrance examination (I am easily depressed in reality and need some passionate things to hold my emotions up) to Nannan's generous passion for sacrificing life and death for her faith and love (I am an idealist, I really can't refuse such a brilliant girl), to the natural relationship between the two at the end, the whole mood is really smooth, and it is rare to make people feel very comfortable. The setting, characters, and personality of this article from the beginning are all very rare and perfectly in line with my preferences (it's really rare). Thanks to my wife's writing last year, it helped me get through a trough. It's the same now. I hope my wife's writing will get better and better! And (I really like the big setting of this article. I wonder if I can make some reference and try to draw it. It is just for self-entertainment of a child who is not very good at drawing. It is not for commercial purposes. The source of the inspiration setting will be marked). I am sorry for writing so much. I can't remember if I have posted a review before. It is just a late-night essay. Thank you to my wife for bringing me happiness, passion and heartiness. _Roru&break formation

After returning from 23333n, I saw many people discussing the issue of male protagonists. First of all, I expressed my attitude: I support Banban's original partner. No matter what, the original partner is appointed by Banban. Then I dare to talk about the CP stocks that I personally consume more - Bei Hao and Yang Haotian. Classmate Xiao Yang has a really good character. He comes from a powerful family, but his temperament is pure and reliable. He is also remarkable in terms of jieji. As the first science king to appear this year, he acted as an enemy and friend of Nannan in the early stage, and sometimes had a very tacit understanding, focusing on a sense of companionship. Then there is Bei Hao. To be honest, he did appear very late, but the highlight was too much - Cheng Qiao did give Nan Nan a long time of tolerance, and Bei Hao actually witnessed Nan Nan's red ideals. When they fought side by side on the snowfields of Siberia, it was almost thrilling. I cried all my tears - the red ideal does inspire any young man who yearns for peace and ideals, but Beihao, when you would rather freeze to death in the stable that day and ask Xiao Yang to take a look at Tank and Nannan, how much throbbing did you feel that you couldn't explain? Very close, good comrades who can understand ideals overnight and call each other Davari... It's so shocking. (Xiao Yang's crying scene is also very touching. Are you crying for those who have devoted their lives to the red ideal, or are you crying for Nan Nan, who you have always trusted and admired?) So I was actually a little regretful when it ended. Nan Nan chatted with Xiao Yang a lot, but I felt that Bei Hao's scene was missing - she still owed him a Bolshevik badge.

Like everyone else, I also use N... But the board hasn't been updated for a long time [crying]

It feels really different when I look at it again. When I first watched it, I was confused about whether Cheng Qiao had slept with other women; now I see that they haven't communicated with each other in ten years, but they still like each other (I think Chen Yinan doesn't love Cheng Qiao yet), and it would be great to be back together at the end. It's very beautiful. "Qinyuan Spring Snow" made me cry many times.

Nice! I really like this emotional line! ! Perfect ending

[Crying] [crying] [crying] Perfect article. I like it everywhere [crying] [crying] [crying] 8. I still like it [crying] [crying] [crying]