I Have Some Quirks, but I Still Like It for Various Reasons.
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A hodgepodge of my "ever happy times", some with or without thunder. Some of them are not even recommended. They have some advantages but more disadvantages.
The series currently has 3 and a half stars, and so far the power struggle is average to above average, but my hobby is watching the heroine show off.
In addition to the description of the emotional drama between the heroine and the male characters (on the surface), which is a bit gross (especially the old emperor), it made me suffer from intimacy phobia (the author said that the first volume must take advantage of the momentum first, and the heroine will be the momentum in the later period, so I will wait until the first volume is finished). In addition, the comment section does not pay much attention to the power struggle, and I struggle with which character has true feelings for the heroine every day, which is not my comfort zone.
The rest of it is quite satisfying. The heroine is calm and wise and understands what she wants. I can predict that the growth line will not disappoint me.
I like the rebellious spirit of the heroine, and I am very happy to watch the death palace Liu Long Aotian (the original male protagonist) who tortures the food. The philosophical discussion in it is very childish, and I don't really like the endings of the male and female protagonists. It feels unequal. I have never been very fond of this kind of mind-reading flow (the male protagonist can hear the female protagonist's voice or read the female protagonist's memory after death). In this kind of literature, the female protagonist is usually given the purity that needs to be judged by others.
(Anyone who understands it is just the "invisible saint's discipline" that allows the self-certified person to enjoy a sense of security + disguised satisfaction for the voyeur's pursuit of the "purity" of the object of voyeurism. [The "Master-Slave Struggle" Theory of Love]: People who are slaves want to objectify themselves, but are overwhelmed by their own subjectivity. In the end, they even stand up and ask the other party to oppress themselves to satisfy their desires - from this point of view, it is like becoming a master.)
(A small remark: The author is a little secretly fond of spoiled wife literature, but this is a common problem in Jinjiang)
I always thought I was reading it without cp, but now I realized that this book is actually a romance. At that time, I only paid attention to how the heroine wore such cool outfits.
I have double standards for literature about dream boys and girls. The reason why I have mixed feelings about dream girls is their attitude towards male characters - being a paper person to please themselves? Or put him on a altar to lick male characters? Personally, I'd rather see the former than fanfics of the latter.
The opposite is true for Yumenon literature. I have read a lot of Yumenon literature that turn the female characters into wives and OOCs, which makes them very uncomfortable. Like this one, I am very satisfied that the character of the female character has not been changed, that I respect her, serve her, and surrender to her. (PS: It would be better if the charm of the female character can be shown)
This book is about discussing some sensitive and ambiguous topics about married women. Come and join me for pre-order. I expect the author will publish it in at least 5 years (wry smile)
It was a cool novel but lacked stamina. I saw that it was a bit homogeneous in the middle and the female protagonist was too nice to the male protagonist (the male protagonist was a clichéd king), so I gave up out of boredom.
I am the leader of the Lost Dog Party in this article, and it is a very good heartthrob article (a true heartthrob, not a "boys' heartthrob" or a "sexual-type heartthrob")
I'm not misogynistic, but the author somewhat likes spoiled wife literature. In the end, the heroine does not end up with a "gentle, firm and powerful" image, but with a "soft, cute, natural, dumb, amnesiac, group pet + succubus", which makes me stupid.
It is impossible for me to criticize teachers and students when it comes to knocking off the heroine and the mentor, but in this book, the heroine is always in a superior position with all the male supporting characters (she only has an equal friendship with one supporting female character at the same time, and will only temporarily take off her identity as the queen in front of her and the head maid). I like this very much.
The writing, plot and concept are excellent. By the time it was finished, I would subconsciously get angry (cover my face) when some netizens said it was not good-looking. Later I realized that this was a matter of personal taste. There are some flaws in the middle, but its advantages are so great that I can ignore them for the time being.
I just kept watching the show because I liked the cold and elegant heroine, but it turned out to be so frustrating and emo-inducing that the heroine was forced to do things she didn't want to do.
I really like the story of the heroine's upgrade flow, and the author Riwan enjoyed watching it during that time. But a strong male lead and a stronger female character is a big drawback. I wonder what the meaning of the male protagonist's existence is? What are the benefits of creating a female protagonist? Maybe he plays a role in "Data" with the other two male supporting actors.
Moreover, the author is obviously a lover of spoiled wife literature. After the heroine is transformed into a beast, the male counterpart is transformed into various soft, waxy and cute characters, which makes goosebumps rise. Ps: The only pleasing thing is that the male protagonist does not steal the limelight from the female protagonist
It's good to watch, but I hate that the extra wife's attributes are exposed. It makes the heroine unable to get out of bed. What a piece of literature.
Su Shuangwen likes the heroine. And I won't be partisan in this article, because of the emotional tension between the heroine and the harem, I think there are 5 characters who are very interesting (all of them are highly intelligent characters who are willing to be dogs and assist the heroine in her career. They stepped on my xp, they are interesting and useful)
The female protagonist likes to abuse male characters with a vicious tongue, and while enjoying the power relationship, she squeezes out the use value of the male partner. I personally hate fanfics that lick male characters.
There are more than 20 harems, the heroine is always the leader of the relationship, and she does not suffer any emotional pain, brainless Su Shuang's article
It's a very interesting western fantasy upgrade flow, not misogynistic, but it can be seen that the author is a newbie, and I don't like the latest supporting actor who is useless and pestering the female protagonist.
I really like the growth line of the heroine and the mother-daughter relationship. But it stopped there, because the author likes entangled and dank love, and I like the heroine to be beautiful alone or the man not to cause her any trouble. . . It was also for this reason that I abandoned the author's previous book "Ling Ai". A bunch of male characters have countless opportunities to make the heroine fall in love with them and make the heroine's life a mess. (I was very happy at first, thinking that it was a romance novel that was going to redeem the heroine in a gender-changing version, but finally it's not a male character. Bao's mother has found a satisfactory wife for her son! As a result, all these men are unfavorable to the heroine, and the destiny of the wife is destroyed! I was so angry that I vomited blood for three liters.) Then there are people in the comment area who feel sorry for the men who have to fall in love with the heroine. I am so angry that you should lock up.
In short, I like every heroine of this author very much. She loves to create the growth line of "female matching" girls. These girls may be vain, selfish, domineering, and somewhat evil-minded... But they gradually become brave, sincere, and learn to love themselves.