After Marrying the Famous Iceberg Beauty [GB]

(Personal opinion, I couldn't help myself and wrote a long review) I have read many gb articles, among which the proportion of female A and male O themes is not low. However, ABO-themed GB movies often disappoint me, and I found them to be unsatisfactory several times. The first point is, disgust. Too many of these novels are boring. It's no different from misogyny in reality, or even worse. This book is okay but... For example, the portrayal of Lin Lan in the novel, in fact, the image of an omega who is a cute little kid with a strong family should not be too thin. In the first life, I gave up my job for the alpha and went to the entertainment industry. I don't judge, but in the second life, the angry words he said to his family are the real words. Rights and obligations are mutual. Lin Lan has always been a bit willful, running around for love. There is no need to write him so innocently, but it makes him less like a human being, giving him a tool-like feel. A person who has always regarded Qi Ling as a role model, he started to be hostile because he wanted to fall in love. This is not to say that it is not possible, but it must be appropriate. In the article, it is excessive. The kindness given to him by the male protagonist is greater than that of the female protagonist. Think about it for yourself, you are a girl, and you have a high-ranking, smart, beautiful sister who saved your family and helped you learn other things, but you fell in love with her husband who had agreed to it. You knew that her husband liked her and rejected you, but you fought against your sister in order to be with him. The essence of male competition is female competition, because they are the party with weaker rights and advantages in the relationship. You can be obsessed, but you can't be stupid. Second, the protagonist's love relationship is a bit "superficial". This "superficial" does not mean that they do not have deep soul contact and resonance, but that the proportion of such collisions is less than that of doing (ai). The emotional descriptions in the first life will be clearer, and the relationship between them will be more delicate. In the second life, it will be very rough, and the protagonists will basically be either having sex or having sex when they meet. Every day I have skinny ankles and a waist that is less than a handful. Third, be more equal. Many of the female protagonists in the Female A Male O novels are book-wearers, and what comes with them is the more equal values ​​​​for "birthers" in the original world. Most of the female A's impress one of the male protagonists because of her different views on O. This is good. But after reading so many stories, I always found that the heroine gradually turned into heroine A. Because she has the right to be regarded as the "top one at the wedding banquet" in this world, she is somewhat localized. This is usually a problem with the author's writing style. I want to create a personality where the heroine A respects O and AO as equals, but she often looks like a man who talks too much in reality, generally called an air conditioner. Of course, to go a long way, Chi Yu is not bad, so it's not like it's an air conditioner. But for that Lin Lan, you are not ruthless enough. If you change her and Qi Ling's identity into a real male and female couple, you will know the discomfort caused by Chi's too soft attitude towards Lin, and she takes too much care of him. I also watched the extra, and I was a little indulgent.

The plot of the crematorium has really won the hearts of local dogs for a long time, but it is a pity that the part about torturing the male protagonist is not very long (I did not enjoy it). Most of the whole book is still the female protagonist taking the initiative. The proportion of the plot of the male protagonist "chasing his wife" in the crematorium is not as rich and colorful as expected in the introduction. Especially after pregnancy in the later period, the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists are more centered around the child (even the male protagonist has always wanted a child later on, making readers wonder whether he wants a child because he loves the female protagonist, or to make up for the children he had in his previous life. There is a suspicion that the motive of love is impure... Perhaps it makes me feel that the male protagonist is far less pure than the female protagonist) and there is less of a pure emotional line between each other. Later feelings. The plot is a bit thin, mainly because the male and female protagonists don't have enough sugar. (It would be nice to add more stories where the male protagonist desperately wants to give the female protagonist a child, but can't give birth, with a bit of extreme seduction, a bit of madness, and a bit of eternal desire and dissatisfaction [shy], but the most enjoyable part of this article is that the male protagonist has just been reborn, and the heroine is drugged. Although it is relatively short, that part of the food is really fragrant [make me healthy]

If it's not Queen, why is the name pickled mustard? I can't look directly at the pickled mustard in my refrigerator [laughing and crying]

The speech in the final chapter was so well written that it even made up for some of my complaints about the previous plot.

The characters of the male and female protagonists are well created, especially the male protagonist, but there are really many villains in it... It made me feel tired after watching it.

The male protagonist's mother is so pitiful? That A is really nothing! !

When will the new article be published? !

Still waiting for their second child...

Ah? ? Why are there no more updates? [Cracked]

What's so fragrant? Take a big bite [sprinkle flowers]