
Planting Jade in the Heart's Field
种玉心田上
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After thinking about it, I decided to leave a review. I have read so many ancient novels and almost never commented on it, but I couldn't help but say a few words after reading this one. First of all, when I saw the review saying that the male protagonist was a scumbag, I didn't want to watch it, but the recommender said she could read it, so I opened it and read a chapter or two. I found that it was indeed a scumbag, but the writing was extremely smooth, and there was almost no place where you could stop. Everything fell into place. I would like to encourage the author to maintain this level. It is really good. The only drawback is that the male protagonist's relationship is a bit abrupt. In fact, it would be better if one or two more strokes could be added in the early stage. The relationship between the male and female protagonists feels like everyday male and female friends constantly blending in and out. It's very real and I like it very much. Another thing to say, I first read it through a web search, but then I felt it was not satisfying, so I came to Jinjiang to buy it and read it again. Some parts have been changed, and I prefer the parts that have not been changed, but even if it has been changed, it will not have any impact, it is still a good article!
It's really good-looking. I couldn't accept the male protagonist's bullying behavior at first and didn't want to continue reading it. But because of the writing style, I couldn't bear to abandon the story. The more I read it, the more I liked the male and female protagonists. I think this kind of story is really good-looking. It restores the ancient times and the characters. Sometimes it doesn't necessarily need the male protagonist to be more virtuous or the female protagonist to be perfect. People As long as things are flesh-and-blood, many authors nowadays cater too much to younger readers. It is clear that the male protagonist is a swinger, but they say that the male protagonist is as protective as a jade. The female protagonist is clearly set to have a low status, but they want the female protagonist to transcend the times and break through feudal shackles, while ignoring the era setting, resulting in the homogeneity and infantilization of many JJ novels. I hope the author will write more articles. There are really not many authors like you.
Sometimes it seems that Ruoxin is really worthless. How much better would she have been without Liu Yu, doing what she likes instead of living in the depressing Liu family.
I read it carefully several times during this period. When I saw the part about Yangzhou, I hoped that if Ruoxin got the concubine release letter and went to Yangzhou to practice medicine, she would definitely be able to live more comfortably.
Madam, your writing style is so good. I have long given up on this type of writing with male and female protagonists... It's just that the ending is so rushed. I'm halfway through this chapter??? What happened to the Wang family in the end? Ruoxin didn't even explain what she was thinking, and just ended it immediately [holding her chin]
The ending is a bit sloppy and you can tell that the author didn't want to write it anymore. This heroine is the most unlikable one I have ever read.
So pretty! It's a bit like Dream of Red Mansions, but each character has a distinct personality! Surprisingly, the first book has such good writing!
What comes by chance will eventually go by chance I couldn't sleep late at night and fell in love with this book. I stopped when I saw the end in ten chapters. Perhaps every story produced due to worldly travels cannot escape the sloppy ending in the end. The incomprehensible pair of labor and Yan in the storybook have an ending where they can move on because of the writer and the readers. But I think the fate between Ruoxin and Liu Yu actually ended after she went to Qingming Mountain. If Xin finally breaks away from the shackles, after many years, he may rely on his own medical knowledge to help the world and travel across mountains and rivers, or he may remain anonymous and join hands with the people he likes across the world. Liu Yu, the proud man of heaven who was young and promiscuous, is not happy with his retribution. His love debt must be repaid by love. He may marry another person early, or he may really pay the price and stay with his old friend for ten to five years. On a certain day in a certain year, outside the village gate, Xu's thoughts drifted into the wind, and the two of them met again. I have no choice but to let go, the second master has endless regrets Life is long and water is long and eastward
This is so good, keep writing and be diligent!
The author's writing is very good. This is actually his first work. He will publish a few more books.