Fei Fei Fei is very beautiful! It feels very suitable to be adapted into a TV series or movie. The narrative from a limited perspective is very fascinating, and my heart strings tightened while watching it. Moreover, my wife's writing style is really very special. It is concise, clear, and penetrating. The interaction between the characters, people's language, actions, and psychology are very well depicted (so it is really suitable for the screen). The most important and critical things are written in the least words, and the commonalities and personalities are perfectly grasped. It not only writes the cliché balabala of human nature, but also writes the subtleties and hidden worries of human nature. It grasps the psychology of each character very accurately! This is really rare.
Super pretty! There are no ghosts, only people's wishes and God's blessing. Positions and desires are intertwined to create an ups and downs complex. When I watched it, I didn't dare to watch it several times. At first I felt that the gods were sneaky and mysterious, but later I was moved to the point of almost crying. The only thing is that the emotional line is relatively dry, but I actually like this way of writing. The main text is mainly about plot development, and the sequel to the emotional line is written in the extra story. The princess lives together in Balabala. After all, only the excitement of the main text can breed the most abundant and precious emotions.
Compared with the currently updated book "I Inherited Half of the Entertainment Circle", this book is a bit immature, but the author is as humorous as ever, and I couldn't help but laugh a lot while reading it.
The writing style is very special, concise and delicate, and the psychological description is very, very, very vivid. The image is very, very, very good.