The heroine in the entertainment industry is cool and the scenes are wonderfully written, and her imagination is quite big, especially the last few. The disadvantage is that the heroine is too twisted in the emotional line, and it is obvious that the author is projecting his own confusion and frustration on the heroine, which makes the overall character of the heroine slightly fragmented. It is better to keep the heroine's self-interested, ambitious and family character, and focus on the career line.
I rarely read periodicals, but after reading this book, I felt it was well written. It tells about the family feuds and gossips of several families in a courtyard, and it focuses on group portraits. The images of many characters are well created, and the changes in the characters' personalities are not abrupt. The author's pacing is also good, and it's not as boring as reading a running account. What I like the most is the happy ending. Everyone in the compound is moving forward to the new era with great enthusiasm. It is a warm period article.
The shortcoming is that the author's copywriting is about the two heroines of the mother-in-law and the young daughter-in-law, but in the middle and late stages of the novel, it is actually written from the mother-in-law's perspective, and the author likes to use the words soft, glutinous and soft when writing about the young daughter-in-law, which is a little uncomfortable, but overall for me, it is a good and enjoyable article for the times.
The setting is quite interesting, a bit like Dihualiu. The disadvantage is that the writing is a bit procrastinating, and I feel a little bored after reading it.
Cute and healing family love redemption article (vision of some newly brought home puppies~very cute)
However, the handling of emotional details is a bit stiff, and it always feels a bit formulaic.
Very nice! Compared with the emotional line, what is more exciting is the heroine's career line. From a family that favors sons over daughters and an illegitimate daughter who is constantly being suppressed, from this crazy start to the final comeback, the heroine is shrewd, capable, ambitious and capable, but what I think is more interesting is that she has a temperament that is not stingy. This kind of temperament is actually quite rare in female novels.
In addition, I also like the way the author describes the relationship between the three sisters. They are enemies, but not enemies. They seem to be tit-for-tat with each other for their own interests, but they all understand that the power and interests they compete for are just a little bit leaked from the hands of men. No matter how smart and outstanding they are, the position of heir will always be reserved for men. The author writes particularly well about this feeling of female disempowerment and female community.
The emotional line is also good, most of the male characters in it are "little men", and even the female protagonist and male protagonist have the characteristics of ancient domineering bosses and tough little white flowers. Especially when the male and female protagonists quarrel, this subtle sense of transformation between the genders is very funny.