I gave up halfway through watching it. I really didn't like the heroine, she was too cold. I feel so self-satisfied and disrespectful that I asked my parents for a divorce as soon as I got married, regardless of my mother's feelings. Even if you do it for her own good, you won't make a decision directly for your mother without even discussing it. There's also the matter of giving up inheritance rights for your boyfriend. You decide such a big thing for someone else without even saying a word. Who are you? The same goes for emotional issues. It's completely cold-blooded. No matter how wrong the father is, he is still the father, let alone the parents' problem. You have the right to decide your stance, but this is not the case for the heroine. She completely negates her father. She really feels that her father is not worth it. Of course, it may also be because of her lack of emotion. Gu Tai said that she is simple and insists on doing what she thinks is right. In fact, she is selfish and does not consider others at all. From this point of view, she is no different from the NCs written by grandma, except that she is a holy mother, and she is cold-blooded
The writing style is good, but there is not enough interaction between the male and female protagonists, and it is more like the heroine's own autobiographical struggle history. Brother Xiaoma is very loving, hahahahahahahahaha
Is the male protagonist a virgin? Forgive the germophiles!!! After reading the whole story, I discovered that the last chapter said that the male protagonist is not a virgin!!!!
It can be customized. I have read it six times. I like to read it again every time I encounter Wenhuang. If it can be customized, I would like to buy one
I was so stupid, really, that I didn't finish reading it until almost dawn. After checking it, I found out that it was actually the author of "Hujia", which we once liked very much. I can't remember the foreign name. Hit the wall.
This is the best-written fanfic that I have read so far. The character descriptions are quite deep. It would be nice to have some extra stories. It would be best to keep writing until 2012. I want to see the life of the male and female protagonist in their later years. After all, the male protagonist only lived to be 48 years old in his previous life. Will he grow old in this life?
It's not even V when you look so good, LL is too kind·
Compared with "Inexplicable Time Travel", although they are different novels, one is Qingchuan and the other is written by Qiong Yao, the style and writing methods are really very similar. You can tell at a glance that it is written by the same author, especially when it comes to court politics and so on. The styles are very similar.
"How many lovesickness can a red bean bring? It's hard to let go, but it's still wet after hearing the rain! It's just a red bean, it brings deep love like wine, but it's hard to let go, so how can I bear it? Why is a red bean so thought-provoking, hard to let go, and lose weight in this life! There's only one red bean, it's as clear and round as ever, and it's hard to let go. Do you know this feeling?"
It's not that I have a preference for Aunt Qiong Yao's works, but this movie was the only video tape I had at home at the time. I forget exactly how I got it. I just remember that I watched it whenever I had free time, so I almost knew the plot and lines from memory.
By the way, I was just a little kid under 10 years old at the time. So I don't understand what the crazy people inside are thinking. I only remember the scene where Brigitte Lin jumped into the river at the end (the original name of the character in the play has long been forgotten), and then Qin Han jumped to save others, but was injured by an excavator that happened to be working by the river and became a vegetative state. Under the wailing cry of the heroine, a miracle happened.
That's it, it's so vulgar. The only merit of this movie is that it gave me an idea of the early image of Aunt Brigitte.
Like it very much!
It's a rare piece of good writing, and I think it's brilliant even in its originality.
Although I feel a bit biased when I talk about politics later, I think it's come full circle... It's rare to get a good product at the same time, so I'll continue to pay attention =v=
It's rare to find someone with good writing but no V, so give it a thumbs up!
I gave up halfway through watching it. I really didn't like the heroine, she was too cold. I feel so self-satisfied and disrespectful that I asked my parents for a divorce as soon as I got married, regardless of my mother's feelings. Even if you do it for her own good, you won't make a decision directly for your mother without even discussing it. There's also the matter of giving up inheritance rights for your boyfriend. You decide such a big thing for someone else without even saying a word. Who are you? The same goes for emotional issues. It's completely cold-blooded. No matter how wrong the father is, he is still the father, let alone the parents' problem. You have the right to decide your stance, but this is not the case for the heroine. She completely negates her father. She really feels that her father is not worth it. Of course, it may also be because of her lack of emotion. Gu Tai said that she is simple and insists on doing what she thinks is right. In fact, she is selfish and does not consider others at all. From this point of view, she is no different from the NCs written by grandma, except that she is a holy mother, and she is cold-blooded
The writing style is good, but there is not enough interaction between the male and female protagonists, and it is more like the heroine's own autobiographical struggle history. Brother Xiaoma is very loving, hahahahahahahahaha
Is the male protagonist a virgin? Forgive the germophiles!!! After reading the whole story, I discovered that the last chapter said that the male protagonist is not a virgin!!!!
It can be customized. I have read it six times. I like to read it again every time I encounter Wenhuang. If it can be customized, I would like to buy one
I was so stupid, really, that I didn't finish reading it until almost dawn. After checking it, I found out that it was actually the author of "Hujia", which we once liked very much. I can't remember the foreign name. Hit the wall.
This is the best-written fanfic that I have read so far. The character descriptions are quite deep. It would be nice to have some extra stories. It would be best to keep writing until 2012. I want to see the life of the male and female protagonist in their later years. After all, the male protagonist only lived to be 48 years old in his previous life. Will he grow old in this life?
It's not even V when you look so good, LL is too kind·
Compared with "Inexplicable Time Travel", although they are different novels, one is Qingchuan and the other is written by Qiong Yao, the style and writing methods are really very similar. You can tell at a glance that it is written by the same author, especially when it comes to court politics and so on. The styles are very similar.
"How many lovesickness can a red bean bring? It's hard to let go, but it's still wet after hearing the rain! It's just a red bean, it brings deep love like wine, but it's hard to let go, so how can I bear it? Why is a red bean so thought-provoking, hard to let go, and lose weight in this life! There's only one red bean, it's as clear and round as ever, and it's hard to let go. Do you know this feeling?" It's not that I have a preference for Aunt Qiong Yao's works, but this movie was the only video tape I had at home at the time. I forget exactly how I got it. I just remember that I watched it whenever I had free time, so I almost knew the plot and lines from memory. By the way, I was just a little kid under 10 years old at the time. So I don't understand what the crazy people inside are thinking. I only remember the scene where Brigitte Lin jumped into the river at the end (the original name of the character in the play has long been forgotten), and then Qin Han jumped to save others, but was injured by an excavator that happened to be working by the river and became a vegetative state. Under the wailing cry of the heroine, a miracle happened. That's it, it's so vulgar. The only merit of this movie is that it gave me an idea of the early image of Aunt Brigitte. Like it very much! It's a rare piece of good writing, and I think it's brilliant even in its originality. Although I feel a bit biased when I talk about politics later, I think it's come full circle... It's rare to get a good product at the same time, so I'll continue to pay attention =v=
It's rare to find someone with good writing but no V, so give it a thumbs up!