Powder of the Six Palaces

It's really beautiful before falling into the water. But the food afterwards is really tasteless, which is too far-fetched. First of all, if you really want to write about the crematorium, don't make the male protagonist miserable like a dog, which will make the female protagonist feel like a hammer when she cruelly refuses her again and again. Secondly, what is the reason for leaving? ? If medical care and making money are important, then why does she have to fly away? She said she was forced to return to Beijing by the male protagonist. Is that weird? He just didn't help you. Didn't he know that few of those people were reliable? This is like the boss not being in the company, but expecting the employees to work on their own to get the IPO. You can't expect the emperor who has cut off all ties to take care of it. I just feel that it is really unreasonable to invent the so-called freedom and stay away from the male protagonist even though an important career is right next to me, just to prolong the tug-of-war at the crematorium and show that the female protagonist has her own life. I still feel that if the contradiction is irreconcilable, then be is the best choice, not this. But no matter what, I still love Ma Ma so much. She is so good at writing. It is always more interesting for me to have a male protagonist who has a difficult time to overcome than to fall in love with him casually.

After the heroine fell into the water, it was really ugly. Without the palace fight, 126 Gods was really boring. It was unfinished at the end, so it was better to be in 126. The harem was all dead and there was only one heroine left. The hero chased his wife without seeing a reason. However, in the later stage, the heroine was as if she had been taken away. The early and middle stages were obviously very attractive.

The writing style is very good, let alone the choice of words and sentences. After reading novels for more than ten years, I really don't care about what is clean or unclean anymore. Now I prefer to read books with good writing style. No matter how sweet some novels are, you know how boring they will be after reading the first chapter. I read the reviews of this book first. I was a little afraid to read it for fear of abuse 2333, but since I read the first chapter, I I was attracted, and I couldn't stop staying up for several nights to read it. Juanda's writing is as good as ever, even if the plot is terrible, even if the male and female protagonists are not very good, even if the setting of the scumbag man and the woman is not in line with the current readers' aesthetics, the author has the ability to write the article so that people can't stop reading and can't wait to know the plot behind it. This is ability.

I stayed up all night and watched it again. In the early stage, I kept scolding the dog emperor, but then I felt heartbroken again. I felt even more inexplicably sad when I saw the fine lines of the male protagonist. Oh my god, it's like pua, I feel like I'm jumping back and forth between loving men and not loving men. Maybe it's because I'm getting older now, and I feel annoyed when I see the male and female protagonists constantly struggling with each other. Ma Ma likes to write about older male protagonists, and the female protagonist is always in her early twenties or less than 20. The male protagonist understands the female protagonist but doesn't understand the thoughts of little girls that much. He just wants to pass on what he thinks is important (this is the daddy style). The male protagonist also has power and relies on experience. He always feels that he can get everything and take care of everything. He has to wait until he has completely lost it to realize it. (I thought of Yunqi in the middle of the game. I didn't dare to watch it anymore, so I just searched for the plot again. My heart felt like I couldn't stand the ups and downs anymore.) The heroine always reminded herself to be awake, and she was also arrogant. She was always sour and jealous and struggled in front of her. I struggled with it because the heroine was so loving. I really felt that the heroine was very loving in the early stages, so I was always fighting for a breath. She was always coaxed to be happy just by being with the male protagonist. But later on, I was heartbroken when I saw that the male protagonist and others could stand together in a bright and positive way. Hey, I am also a bitch. I felt sorry for the heroine in the early stage, and then felt sorry for the male protagonist in the later period. Summarizing four years of pain in one chapter also made me feel uncomfortable. It was clear that the female protagonist was also abused for so many chapters, but I still felt sorry for the male protagonist. So in the end, I still hope that they can be together for a long time without any illness or disaster. They are really getting older. In the past, when I read Ma Ma's other articles, I would always have entanglements and wasted time. I just felt that time was passed by in one stroke. Now I see several years of cold war, several years of disappearance, and another year or two of separation between the male and female protagonists. It really feels like time is wasted. Time can indeed blur past experiences and pain, but if two people really love each other all the time, it is just because of various reasons that they cannot. To truly be together, we must rely on the passage of time to deepen the feelings and blur the painful memories. Isn't it too cruel (too cruel for me as a reader)? It is so difficult to endure the time without each other. The time alone against each other makes the miss and love for each other heavier. It is clear that each other has each other in their hearts. Rather than torturing each other with separation and loss, I still want to see them spend a long time together.

In the early stage, men are off-appetizing, and in the later stage, women are off-appetizing.

After watching "Six Palaces Fan", I am more determined to fight against imperialism and feudalism [Star Eyes] Overthrow the feudal system and let the feudal ruling class go to hell. I suggest Shen Shen go to () to reform it.

It would be nice if the emotional process of how the emperor became interested in the heroine could be explained more clearly. From the looks of it, it feels like this part is lacking.

Did Little Carrot become a prince in the end?

The author of the plot after falling into the water seemed to have eaten shit, and the writing stunk.

This book is really my favorite among all Ming Yuejuan's books.