The Unmoved Moonlight (Transmigrate into a Book)

It was too sudden. Yin died like this. He didn't even talk to the heroine, and he disappeared suddenly. He felt sad. Although he did feel sorry for the heroine, he just felt that he was not too bad. He was gone at such a young age. Why was he gone?

The male protagonists in the early stage were well portrayed, but the plotting and emotions in the later period were too simplified... I was happy with Jing Nanzhi in the end, and I like this character very much, but the emotional line with the heroine was indeed a bit hasty, and the lines between Yin Yang, Yue An, and Cui Subai also ended in a weird way. Alas, even though it is a high start and a low end, I saw that the author left a message because of the difficulties three times, and I really can't bear to give a low score.

Although I ordered it all, I didn't remember much of the plot from the third volume. I skipped Chapter 96 and skipped straight to the extra chapter to find out who the male protagonist was. I had already guessed it was Nanzhi, but my hopes were dashed. I remember the author said that there is a Shura field in the third and fourth volumes? However, the author has been busy with the third dimension and often breaks the update. There is not even a male guest appearance, and there is no Shura field at all. The emotional line is so watery that it can be said that it is not very clear. Looking at the chapter titles, it directly becomes the story of the heroine seizing power. I can only say that the third and fourth volumes are really boring and do not match the Mary Su Suwen mentioned in the text. Only the Yue Kingdom part is very attractive.

Woohoo, the ending was so sudden, and Yin died so suddenly. I liked Yue Yue the most. The part about Yue Country felt so fresh and beautiful, but it's a pity that I didn't feel the same way later on. T^T But I still hate it. It's a good book >3

The second young master has his own responsibility. Between the righteousness of his family and Jiao Jiao, he will not choose Jiao Jiao; King Yin has never respected Jiao Jiao, and he may even be killed by the plot of the original book if he is with him; King Yue is a hollow king, unable to protect Jiao Jiao... In this way, only Jing Nanzhi can be the male protagonist.

It ended so quickly, but it was really well written at the end, and it completed the overall picture I wrote at the beginning. But I'm a bitch! ! ! I love reading love stories, and I was so frustrated with the male characters in this book. It's a pity that there aren't many entanglements in the back.

This is the only completed chapter in the "My Lifetime" series. The wife's emotional drama and character creation are both outstanding. I believe that if the wife wants to write carefully, the third volume will be very long and exciting. But the current logic has completed the closed loop. I can only say that my wife is really good at writing articles. When I was chasing her in the early stage, Jiao Jiao was really my favorite female goose. I originally thought that she would be a female goose competing among heroes in troubled times and become a heartthrob. The heroine is just not as thrilling as I imagined), but my wife is really good at writing, the male supporting actors are really amazing, and the plot is very logical. Although it can be seen that it is an abbreviation, maybe my wife is considering opening a sweet story about Shura Field with staged 1v1 for the heartthrob. Hehehe, I eat like crazy.

Every male supporting role makes people feel that they are flesh and blood

There was a long period in the middle that was so frustrating, and I felt that Jiao Jiao could not do anything... Fortunately, in the end, he became the king, and Jiao Jiao always insisted that he did not become an unrecognizable person. No matter what happens in the future, at least everyone at the end is very happy.

I originally wanted to stand for King Yin... Who knew he was really dead?