
Now Comes the Lying Round
现在是说谎环节
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 762k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Explore more →Combative Couples
A record of rival couples I've read about. I prefer couples who are confidants, stand on opposing sides yet ultimately reach the same destination, and love each other while fighting. If they don't actually try to kill each other, I consider it just playful squabbling.
So Good
A collection of good BG romances, mostly historical, with a few modern stories.
Private Reading List: Reading Disability 3
They're actually all one- to three-star reads, but the rating system only lets me give four stars.
So Good, I Can't Stop Reading
Mm-hmm
Modern Fiction
Recently, I unexpectedly finished a few really good novels that I'd happily give five stars. This is my first time making a list, and I'm adding all the urban fiction I've read before too.
So Good!
Haha (P.S. I haven’t bought the whole book for some of these because I only like reading the main story. Money’s tight, so I can’t buy everything.)
I Really Love These
Highly recommended
Absolutely Superb Stories
A collection of novels featuring laid-back protagonists, humor, transmigration, great writing, and exciting plots. If you like the same style, give them a try, friends.
BG Fans, Just Read These
I've been reading for seven or eight years. These are all stories I've read and really enjoyed.
BG Romance Focused on an Equal Partnership
They're all wonderfully intense and beautifully written: powerful leads, love-hate relationships, sexual tension, and mostly on the shorter side.
Love and Hate, Push and Pull
Who will win this battle of love in the end?
Strong Female Leads, Mostly Girl-Love and Some Boy-Girl Romance
Whether it's GB or BG, all of these feature strong women. The female leads are strong at their core and powerful. Update: a weak man is worse than no man at all. Scroll to the very bottom and check the comments for details.
Funny and Witty Reads
I enjoy all kinds of genres. I prefer well-written books with a little humor in the language, easy to read, and able to make you smile knowingly. Sometimes I enjoy a touch of satire, too.
Completed Novels Worth Rereading Again and Again
A mixed bag
Strong-Willed Heroines Are Masters at Taming Men!
The heroines are all vivid, fully realized characters with strong ambitions. Some have no romance; when there is a romance, the male leads are all completely devoted, with lots of love-struck men competing for the heroine.
Push and Pull
So much romantic tension
A Chaste Man's Best Dowry (1): 50 Books
Straight romance. I can only guarantee the male lead is a virgin; I can’t guarantee anything else, so read at your own risk if you have dealbreakers. In the 1v1 endings, the male lead is a virgin. In the reverse-harem stories, all the guys are virgins! Some are unfinished.
Record of Good Novels
Recommending novels I've read and enjoyed. Give them a try if they sound good to you, and skip them if they don't.
Top 100 Romance Novels
Top 100 romance novels.
Mission Reading List
I'm doing this for a task, but these beloved books of mine are worth a read????
Romance Stories I Love
I read all kinds of romance.
Masterpiece Reading List!!
Brooding, twisted men, face-slapping men, and men who are knocked off their pedestals and go mad: we've got it all!
Romance Novels I've Read Twice
I read all kinds of stories, but I like heroines with strong, distinctive personalities.
So Good, So Good, So Good
A mixed bag, but every one is delicious
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Pre-receipt babies can click on the column to see the fantasy group portraits of "Twelve Cities and Five Floors", including "After my old enemy lost his memory, I lied to him and we got married", the love and murder between the evil god and the divine king/the devil's sacrifice and courage to be a slave of the sickly saint/the ambitious princess who sacrificed blood to the evil god in order to seize the throne, killed her father, husband and son, and all the evil daughters
"Seek, and you will find; knock, and the door will be opened." ——"Matthew 7:7-8" This book is like a flipped version of The Count of Monte Cristo, a revenge epic belonging to a woman. It's just that sailor Edmond Dantes became a count thanks to the amazing treasure revealed by the prison elder before his death, and every penny Xie Zhao earned from killing her enemies came from herself. Book review 2k words. It's been a long time since I wrote a long review like this. This book is the best and most profound novel I have read in Jinjiang in recent years. I had an ideal heroine when I was a girl, and Xie Zhao will become my most ideal heroine as an adult. I first read this book because all the settings in this book really appealed to me. For example, I liked that the heroine was a financial practitioner and a genius; for example, I liked that the male protagonist was a wealthy aristocrat, and he must have a deep love for the heroine. For example, I like that the female protagonist and the male protagonist are in love for the first time... My personal most ideal preference for reading modern romance novels is at least eight points. Normally, if a novel satisfies two points, I will click in and read it, but this novel actually satisfies five or six points. However, the preference for reading articles is a relatively superficial thing. These relatively superficial things made me come in without hesitation at the beginning. But what really made me read it and write a book review here is the core of this book. Hard knowledge storage, plot creation, character creation, writing style, and awareness of feminism. In my evaluation system, a piece of online literature that can be called good must do any of the above five points, and each point is independent. The fact is that if you can do one of the above five points well, even if you fail to do the other four points, it is actually a good work. Therefore, it is a pity in reality that many works can do a little bit of the first four points, but have countless flaws in the last point. This is the first time I have read a work that satisfies all five points and does all five points so well, so I really feel that I am lucky and destined to read this book. This book is top-notch in terms of hard knowledge accumulation, plot and character creation, and awareness of feminism. What is relatively not top-notch is the writing style (because the top writing style in my mind is that of Jian Yu, but she is an essayist who can be regarded as a poet, not Internet literature), so the writing style of this book has far exceeded the average level of online writing. Let's start with the hard knowledge reserve. This point is taken literally. For example, if you write a doctor's professional article, medicine is the hard knowledge reserve. If you write about infinite flow, the ability to construct copies and construct a fantasy worldview is the hard knowledge reserve. As a business war text, this book is really professionally written about anything about finance, investment bank/hedge fund, board of directors seats, etc. And about the fight between Julie and the heroine in Sexual Harassment, I directly had a vision of the scene in Succession where Shiv persuades the victim to give up. But the relevant professional knowledge is not the scariest thing. The scariest thing is that this book is also filled with a lot of knowledge that has nothing to do with financial and business management. For example, psychology, biology, the history of Mexican gangs and aristocrats, and of course literature, there are many more, which really reflect the author's terrifying knowledge. Based on my personal learning experience, I can recognize some professional terms that I have really learned, such as Barnum Effect, Wernicke/Broca's area, and financial terms, such as the very funny phrase "her voice is full of money" (), but there are still a lot of things that I don't understand or have even heard of. I really didn't know that the author had such a wide range of knowledge and could integrate it into the text so appropriately. The above is a less formal discussion. What I want to discuss next is my favorite thing about this book, about the creation of the heroine. Xie Zhao is the heroine of the novel who has the most "self" I have ever seen. She is the kind of person I dream of being, the kind of person who pursues and owns "self". What is self? Self is a very illusory word. The Maslow hierarchy of needs in humanistic psychology lists self-actualization as the highest level of needs. Self is your glory, dreams, and ambitions all belong to you. You rely on your own hands and brain to open up a world. You will cry, you will have difficulties, you will question, and you will find that there are many people without self who live a thousand times better life than you. The female protagonist of a campus novel who entered a key high school through her father's relationship meets the male protagonist whose parents died but was the top scorer in the high school entrance examination. No matter how good and kind the author writes her, and no matter how good a student she is in the eyes of the teachers, she still does not have the ego that the male protagonist has; those who live in the shelter of love and grow up The heroine who is older and is loved by her parents so she can ask for money, so she doesn't have to fight for inheritance rights like her brothers, has no ego; the heroine who is a glamorous star in a rich family story and is eventually favored by the heir to a wealthy family and lives a happy life has no ego. An arrogant and domineering rich man like Chen Binhao has no self-esteem, so at first he received a billionaire mansion as a gift from his father, but in the end he was sacrificed as an abandoned son by his father. [Self] is why I like the genius heroine setting so much. Why am I standing here? Why do I have such good grades? Why do you have so much money and power, and why can you live a life without relying on anyone? Rely on my brain. A unique and priceless brain. Xie Zhao, as a little girl who was born in a poor mountain village, was domestically abused, abandoned, and tried to be trafficked, eventually became the youngest financial genius on Wall Street. From buying an English physics book with no money, to filling her three-story Manhattan mansion with gold, silver and jewelry. Twelve years of revenge and becoming the CEO of the enemy company. Every step of the way, she had only herself and the genius brain her mother had inherited from her. Seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened. "In the Old Testament, Genesis, "Abraham made a covenant with God and gave Abraham's descendants a land flowing with milk and honey, called Canaan. " Later, his descendants, the Hebrews, were slaves in Egypt for four hundred years. Finally, they fled for 40 years before arriving at the Promised Land, Canaan. Dessert arrived, vanilla panna cotta in a sterling silver plate, topped with pink berry jam. Xie Zhao took a small silver spoon and tasted a little. Milk and honey, the promised land. She had reached Canaan, but not by God. " Let's talk about the male protagonist and the emotional line setting. To be honest, when I realized that the heroine in this article was so well portrayed, I thought that any other portrayal of the heroine would be as light as a candle compared to the sun and the moon, but the male protagonist and emotional line in this article are really well written. The author's naming of the female protagonist is very interesting. Xie Zhao, because the core of this character is her sister Zhaoxue. The Chinese name of the male protagonist is Jiang Ci, because he really has the mercy of the Holy Father. He obviously has a rich family background, and he is obviously a descendant of the royal family. Unlike Xie Zhao who completely matches my ideal type of female protagonist, Jiang Ci is actually not my favorite type of male protagonist now. But the two most impressive and shocking plots about the male protagonists in the whole text are the first one is when they were kidnapped by the police in a foreign country. The only one among them who would be protected by the police and the least worried about death, the male protagonist pointed a gun at his head and exchanged his most noble life for the life of the female protagonist who was still his enemy at the time, and for the lives of all other living beings. Second, in the dark fire scene, he clearly knew that a selfish villain like Xie Zhao would really use his life to exchange for her survival, but he still willingly died for her. Although the male protagonist is described as the most beautiful, cutest and well-behaved aristocratic cat on the surface, his inner characterization explains why Xie Zhao fell in love with him. The emotional line is really very reasonable and great. "Does he love her? He had faith in her, he was willing to be religious, and at least for a moment he thought she would be too. But if she doesn't want to believe it, the religion of love will disappear, because love must be a joint imagination, it cannot exist in someone's separate imagination. " This article has many advantages, so I won't list them all. In short, the author's writing style is really contagious. I almost cried when I wrote about the necklace that Xie Zhao's sister gave to Xie Zhao. As well as the author's incredible layout, plot rhythm control, and ability to reveal foreshadowing, I really want to see you write Infinite Flow. TT In short, author, hurry up and start the next article. I will really read your article for the rest of my life.
Ms. Xie Qingyun, what a pity. All traffickers should die.
Very, very, very beautiful! ! ! !
This is the most ambiguous and flirtatious article I have seen so far. The author is really awesome [love eyes] [love eyes]
Each character is full of life, alluding to many problems in today's society. Women must become stronger
It's so well written, with so much in-depth content. I hope all women will keep thinking and learning, and be their own queens like Xie Zhao^^
It's super, super, super well written! ! ! ! The writing is super good! ! ! !
I wanted to cry when I saw the chapter title. I didn't expect it to have a happy ending. It's so nice [red heart]
I like it very much. The author's writing is very detailed. I really like it very much.