5 Stars: can be rewatched, and can be read again; 4 stars: can be read to the end without any flaws, and will not be repeated; 4 stars or less: cannot be finished or has flaws
3.5 Stars
What makes it interesting to me is that the setting is very novel. The male protagonist only exists as a fluffy figure in the eyes of the female protagonist, and they get along with each other warmly on a daily basis.
What I don't understand is that because the novel has to advance the plot, does the heroine often have accidents? There are scenes where the heroine will definitely die if there is no male protagonist, such as falling into the river while helping others to get clothes and being burned in the end. I can only lament that being a heroine in novels can be considered a high-risk profession.
Sweet and a bit harsh?
Reading the full text, I have a very fragmented impression of the heroine. The hero helps the heroine solve accidents and troubles. The final family line is also concluded from the perspective of the hero, another fairy tale ending.
Wen Huang is looking for articles to read, but I don't think they are very good to pass the time. Maybe it's because I can't get them.