
The Princess Should Still Be Awake
公主应未眠
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I have been following The Good Wife from book to book. The author's writing skills have been improving, and the characters he depicts are becoming more and more vivid, especially Yingying in the latest book, which really comes alive on the page. The book "Princess" was not my cup of tea based on the introduction, but since I didn't have any other articles that I was interested in, I clicked on it and read it. I didn't expect it to be so good! First of all, the characters are very full. The heroine is not a princess in a vase, but a heroine who takes the initiative to take responsibility. She is a heroine who is pushed by hatred and justice to grow up. She is a heroine who is pulled between her family and her lover. She is not a perfect heroine who writes cool novels with golden fingers, but she is a human being in the mortal world, with love and hatred, powerlessness and resistance, tension and contradiction. She carries the expectations of her family, risking her reputation and life to move forward. But her loneliness supported her and she could not resist the sense of security that Goldman Sachs brought her in troubled times. The male protagonist comes from a grassroots background and is a tyrant in troubled times. He walks through a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood. Naturally, he cannot respect women from the beginning. It is very human nature to regard the princess as one's trophy. His love lies in action, in the moment when he puts down his ambition, gives up his imperial power, and chooses the princess. There are no sweet words, no romance, but a city and fortress built with future and conquest. When he was marching outside, his words "The princess should be awake" had an emotional impact comparable to "The flowers are blooming on the road, so you can slowly return home". The humanity of the characters gives them a deeper connotation and makes the story have a long lasting aftertaste. It is not a sweet pet article, but a small chapter in the torrent of history.
Nice! I almost think it is the most beautiful book written by the author.
Maybe I have read too many novels. After reading 20 years of novels, I have seen too many stereotypes of gentlemen, generals, princes, etc. This kind of male protagonist is really refreshing. I was worried about how the author would whitewash the male protagonist later. I didn't expect that the twists and turns were the result that I didn't expect. It was still very interesting.
When I entered v, I saw that the female protagonist would kill the male protagonist, so I continued reading. Unexpectedly, it was gone? ? Seeing that the female protagonist can grow up and use her limited resources to fight with the male protagonist in the court, she just breathed a sigh of relief and then started to have sex with the male protagonist? ? May I ask? The fact that she was able to muster up the courage to plot to assassinate the male protagonist shows that all the previous humiliations really hurt her. I understand that the female protagonist's character is a little white flower + benevolence. For the sake of the stability of the situation, she will not plot to harm the male protagonist, but it does not mean that the male protagonist suddenly becomes a person who can be relied on (being reliable in fighting and defending the country is different from being able to truly trust someone) and then falls in love with the male protagonist, right? ? This person has humiliated and hurt you severely, right? Aren't you afraid? Can you still feel safe with him? ? What happened between the two of you has been lightly revealed? Did he realize that he trampled on your dignity? Has he seriously reflected on it? In order to save the princess, the male protagonist took out his anger on the female protagonist because the Hunjun's family died in the battle? Since Emperor Qi was so stupid, why didn't he go into the palace and beat the emperor up? Why do you want to humiliate the heroine who has done nothing wrong with this kind of thing in bed? Shouldn't she be a princess or should she repay her father's fault? Because he has a desire for the heroine (not even a crush or a liking for her), it's really disgusting to humiliate her so casually. . . The male protagonist apologized for what happened before, but what the female protagonist thought was that he would actually apologize. . . In the end, it was the male protagonist who gave up the world to the female protagonist. Even though there was a lot of foreshadowing that the female protagonist was a pearl, a king's spirit, and a sign of birth, considering that making his son a prince may indeed be the way with the least obstacle, I didn't mention it. My blood pressure was a whole book high, and I couldn't sleep because I stayed up late watching the gas.
Xiaotao and Xiaoma "picked up a big leak" with each other [Rainbow Fart] The first year of the year refers to the Gregorian calendar, which is this month [Dog Head]
This book is well written. Although there are some minor problems, the overall feeling is very good. The characters have personality and the colors are full of color. I feel that the author's articles written before 24 years ago all have their own characteristics. The plots are smooth, the logic is online, the characters are full-bodied, and they are all very beautiful. However, the articles written in the past year or two are sometimes a bit flawed in logic and end at an anticlimax. Maybe it was influenced by the comment section? I hope that the author will stick to his own creative concepts and style, continue to write unique stories, and not be affected by the readers' emotions. Will continue to like you
This is the most beautiful novel I have read since I started living in Jinjiang [Rainbow Fart]. But after reading it, I felt empty. I always felt that this book was too short (┯_┯). I felt that there was very little description of the male protagonist's heart, and the previous part was that Gou Sheng was really, really over the top, but the last sentence made it clear (Gong) The main reason why I don't care is because the princess has no choice. Even if she doesn't love Gou Sheng, she still has to rely on him; she can also understand that Gou Sheng just said that his mind is on business, and he must have reflected on it), but I still feel so uncomfortable. The reason why the Princess of Time was treated like that in those two years is because Gou Sheng really She acted as a prostitute, drugged her, and forced her to eat grapes (although the princess used herself as a bargaining chip to eat grapes)... These things are actually in the past for the heroine. Maybe she doesn't want to think about it anymore, or maybe she was really cured by Gou Sheng. Gou Sheng will never do this again. Maybe he will regret it all his life. The princess of love is the carrier of his hatred, but as a bystander, I feel uncomfortable for everyone. Can there be another extra episode about the psychological activities of the male protagonist? It feels like there is really too little (┯_┯) I watched it all night yesterday and I still can't concentrate. The writing is too strong, and the early stage is too annoying!
The concept of this book is very good. The author said that he was very satisfied with it. I think this is enough. It talks about the power of the princess rather than the death of the princess. I am impressed by the man.
Even though it's rushed, it's not unfinished! Congratulations to Mu Mu! Write a new article quickly! I can't live without your writing! I can count the number of authors JJ can read on one hand! Hurry up and open a new one! [Come on] [Come on] [Come on]
Hey, I don't know if it's the third, fourth or fifth edition. This book is really good.