I haven't finished it yet but I like them all. Complete. Western fantasy/quick travel/derivative/fourth natural disaster-BG/no CP. Ps: Some articles that hate female authors have been deleted
I haven't read it all, but it's enough for me to give it a high score.
The beginning of the story is a rather bloody rebirth and revenge, which is quite depressing to read. However, after this paragraph and entering the other world chapter, the story as a whole becomes interesting and rich. The intersection of different different worlds and the real world is handled very well. The bonds and emotional interactions between people are also quite interesting. The skills and knowledge gained from the different worlds can be used by the heroine, which is probably a good point. The world view is quite extensive, and the different ecology and power systems of each different world also make the story colorful, so it doesn't make people feel tired after reading it. In a way, I actually read this book for the world view and story.
Finally, let's talk about the heroine. The heroine's character is a little awkward at the beginning, but she becomes attractive after she unties her knot. However, what remains consistent is that the heroine's subjectivity has always been strong. No matter what other people think or what outsiders think, she insists on her own ideas and chases what she wants. She never regrets, and she doesn't mind using any means to achieve her goals. Fortunately, the family she cares about and loves, after misunderstanding and After the twist was lifted, she was finally given the courage to do good, which turned the heroine into a capable and sober anti-hero-like character. As she moves forward, she will still choose to shelter and help others to a certain extent, and make herself better by re-facing and accepting love, thereby using her own wisdom and strength to make the part of the world that she can influence better. I really like the writing ideas of such a heroine and the author.
This is the kind of good article that if you read it too much, you will come back and pick it up and read it again if you encounter a weird article.
The heroine is independent and sober, with her own ideas and her own pursuits. What I like most is the way a woman grows up independently and proudly. Only by living up to herself can she live up to her youth. Even if she ages in the story, the heroine is free and carefree. In a way, she is like a gust of wind. Neither his love for her nor her love for other people can completely fetter her, just like no matter how thin the net is, it cannot capture Feng.
However, the writing style is the opposite of delicacy. Looking at the length of each article, you can tell that this is a simple and fast-paced type. Sometimes it moves too fast and it looks like an outline article, but no matter what, as long as the protagonist is arbitrary and free.
It is a fanfic that exceeds expectations. It is a magnificent epic that tells the story of the protagonist awakening in different eras and leading his fellow travelers to awaken their identity and devotion to themselves and the community, and to break away from the mysterious restraint and move toward human independence.
The delicate writing style and wonderful plot design bring a tear-jerking and shocking reading experience. This is a story with the taste of flames and ashes: the flames come from the continuous passing of firewood from generation to generation, and the ashes lie in the suffering of chasing this road and the gloomy mood of waiting for rebirth.
It is rare that an article can make me feel full of emotions and feelings while reading.
A uniquely warm piece of writing, yes, it is warmer than sweet. Every once in a while, I feel warm and happy when I come back and relive it, like holding a cup of hot milk tea next to the stove wrapped in a blanket on a snowy day. I love it indescribably, and I still smile knowingly when I see a chapter I've read many times.
The heroine is so cute, those who don't understand will say goodbye forever!
This is a very impressive article, and it is also a "system" article that I read a long time ago. I remember how depressing some of the early plots were, and how impressed I was by the subsequent plots and the choice of the protagonist. The heroine's resilience and sobriety allow her to never forget that freedom and independence are her only desires and goals, and also allow her to move forward step by step in humiliation or depression. Even if she is hurt and tortured, she can still fight back - break away - from control, and embrace the real future.
The shackles cannot affect the birds looking at the sky, and the imprisonment cannot restrain the footsteps in the hearts of the travelers. Only when you are tired of the torture of life and choose to stop is the beginning of failure; friends, don't care where the controllers threw the keys, only you are the masters of your own journey.
Fans of great female protagonists will probably enjoy this Three Kingdoms novel. The literature references are detailed and conscientious, and the relationship between the king and his ministers is well described. The heroine is sober, independent, highly intelligent, and emotionally capable. The process of fighting for hegemony does not progress smoothly overnight, and there is no plot to suppress the protagonist who is forced to lurk under the control of men.
Although there are hooks, the system does not take up a large space, and Goldfinger is not exaggerated. Although there are external influences, it is still mostly the dynastic hegemony created by the protagonist's own independence and assessment of the situation.
The political battles in it are not very brain-burning considering the reader's experience, and basically have just the right explanations. The female protagonist training female officials is a popular operation at the moment, and overall it is worth watching.
I watched it after being warmly recommended. I was amazed and loved the first half, but it was a pity to throw away the second half. However, considering that the first half really lives up to the recommendation, I only recommend the first half:
The first volume is worth reading for its plot and characterization.
The beginning of the second volume is more like laying out the world view; in the end, the story's foreshadowing, flags, original goals of the protagonist as a human being, and interesting points are all not recycled or achieved staged results, making the novel look more like a world view explanation book at the end, rather than a story belonging to the protagonist. In addition, the author plans to terminate the story of the protagonist in this book and start a new one about the world view... Therefore, this book is considered a dud in the public sense.
(After reading it, I felt nothing at all and was even quite disappointed. I hope the story in the second part will not be like this)
There is certainly no shortage of charlatanism in the entertainment industry. The story of the business war and the public opinion war and the public relations war in the article are very exciting, and the emotional line is also very touching. I really like the protagonist's character. Although he is not vengeful, he can still be ruthless and make plans to kill people step by step for enemies who have deep hatred. When he is weak, he can be said to be flexible and flexible. The laziness of the powerful person in the extra story is really like a superstar
The fourth-day disaster group portrait article is non-toxic, not extreme, and worth reading; there are no particularly disgusting players in some fourth-day disaster articles, and the protagonist is considered a mascot (meaning it does not occupy the main content), but this is also a characteristic of this type of article; in my impression, the title of the Chinese article is a bit too much, regardless of the Wei and Jin Dynasties.
A nice mix of British and American movies. The heroine has ideas and means and always knows what she wants, but she doesn't resort to unscrupulous means; her special identity and strength also give her the capital to climb up step by step. It's a pity that the second half was rushed to the end without being fully developed.
The heroine insists on her belief from the beginning to the end, and her personality is very good; she always firmly believes in her own way, and respects the way of herself and others to the point of being somewhat stubborn. Her behavior is very convincing. Considering that the protagonist is willing to help others and feels a bit noble, I personally like the protagonist very much.
I still remember watching it when I stayed up late and went out of the window. The female protagonist is always independent and independent. She is affectionate and cares about her family and friends. Her relationship with the male protagonist is very tense, and her career and love complement each other (but many people are interested in the extra, so I suggest not to watch it)
The theme of modern times is to revitalize China; the protagonist is a supermodel superman-type cheating party, and what they want is this flavor of defeating ten people with one force. I am convinced that this article is not allowed to be given five stars. It is a very enjoyable article.