In order to slap in the face, other characters are severely reduced in intelligence, the writing is average, and the plot routines are repeated and I am tired of watching them.
The plot was quite interesting at the beginning. The original person had a bad reputation and popularity, but the heroine relied on her cooking skills to slowly change the views of the people around her and gain a foothold in the house. This was all OK. Then when she introduced the original person's situation, I was shocked. The original person was not popular because she succeeded in crawling into the old man's bed... You must know that the old man is in his thirties, he has countless concubines, and the female protagonist is only sixteen... The good original behavior is not the fault of the female protagonist, but why does the female protagonist knock down men when she is drunk? ? Looking at the comments, it is revealed that the male protagonist is the old man himself. The author is best at transforming scumbags, so he decisively abandoned it.
I couldn't stand the male protagonist being too pretentious and gave up. The writing was poor and the sentence sentences were strange. The English lyrics written by the male protagonist were probably written by the author himself. He was brave but had a lot of spelling and grammatical errors.
It is no exaggeration to say that Chapter 167 caused my rating to fall from a cliff of 4.5 To 2.5... But in retrospect, I already had a clue. At the beginning, the heroine was a smart, independent, self-reliant, and hard-working character. Unlike other heroines in cool novels, she also knew how to endure temporary anger and maximize her own interests. But what I couldn't bear was that the characters of other attractive female characters in order to establish the heroine collapsed one by one, limiting the The group broke up after just a few activities after their debut... The teammates I admired before started to distance themselves from the heroine due to strange reasons, let alone human nature or reality. I didn't read the novel to see the friendship collapse, especially in the beginning when the heroine established a friendship. It was difficult to tell whether it was true love or calculation. I thought I would see reconciliation, but what I didn't expect was a split and centrifugal plastic sisterhood. It was really suffocating. The heroine is smart, hard-working, dedicated and sober, but she is also utilitarian and has difficulty treating others sincerely. She is a very self-centered person who suddenly becomes bored just by looking at her. Another thing I don't like is that many of the female characters clearly have names, but the author keeps using nicknames that are initially impressionistic, such as "Charming Style", "Innocent Style", "Actor Girl", etc., As if he doesn't really treat them as human beings. When I saw the chapter I abandoned, the author cruelly made all the teammates OOC in order to leave the heroine alone and helpless. Fine, even though I almost ordered all of them, I couldn't bear to finish even one chapter.
It's so embarrassing... Every time the male protagonist appears, his description is so exaggerated, and he's even called "Young Master". He rebels and doesn't want to see him. He only wants to see his abusive ex-boyfriend.
In terms of plot, it can be seen that the author has a plan for the main plot from the beginning, and the foreshadowing he has laid can be revealed step by step. There are also twists and turns in the later chapters. I feel that it should be quite exciting for normal readers. But my feelings about the emotional line are more complicated... I always feel that the past life in my memories is so good, but this life can't compare. No matter the heartbeat or the cold war, it can't be written to my point of pleasure. Sometimes I thought it would be expanded on, but I passed this plot point lightly. Another more personal highlight is getting married before the relationship is in place, so after getting married, I skipped watching the subsequent plot to see if the relationship line could save me... It felt like it couldn't, which was a bit of a pity. The author's writing style is also not very stable. Sometimes the descriptions are extremely delicate and the pictures are stunning. Sometimes the words are used inappropriately, and the psychological descriptions are too long and boring. Generally speaking, the main text is more than one and a half times better than the copywriting. I seemed to have finished reading it after 2/3 of the time before giving up. It is considered one of the better-looking ones in DNF this year.
I went for the ghost hunting and entertainment industry elements, and no one told me that this book is mainly about watching various men go crazy for the heroine... Every man passing by loves the heroine, which is no problem, but why do 75% of each chapter have to read about the psychological activities of these men... Early The determined male protagonist is like a puppet with no soul. The plot of being bombarded with phone calls and chasing after the female protagonist and then slowly falling in love is the same. The entertainment industry part is just a formality, and the filming and activities are all brushed off. After the filming is completed, I don't know what the specific plot is. There is ghost hunting, but you have to go through all the psychological activities of men who are obsessed with the heroine without knowing it before you can see a little bit of ghost hunting. For the Nth time, the heroine was photographed behaving intimately with a young man from the xx circle, and was photographed on trending searches, and was clarified that she was her sister. She was so speechless that she couldn't bear it any longer, so she gave up.
Originally, it was quite fun to upgrade the heroine and use magic to help others gradually build up their power. However, the emotional drama that was forcibly added later was too speechless... The copywriting said that there was a background board and the male protagonist had been mentally prepared, but when the emotional drama was forced to start, there was no background board at all, and he was a demon who had lived for an unknown number of years. His appearance was only 1 For a 0-year-old girl, I was immediately put off by using Ning Ning's description of the emotional scene at the beginning (the author personally assumes that the heroine is a 12-year-old adult, but the heroine's 10-year-old classmates have similar mental ages to our 10-year-old children. This patch is completely unconvincing), and the suspected psychological activities of the male lead are also speechless. I rarely give up a wonderful main line for a background emotional scene, but these two are so long that I don't want to spend an extra penny for them.
I really liked this book. The heroine uses a system that can see the characters' numerical values to attract talents and help the building to fall. The writing style is relaxed and humorous, but the part about conquering people in the world is too outrageous and I can't stand it.
It was quite interesting at first. The heroine is a perfect actress with perfect self-discipline and hard work and professional ethics. However, after watching it for a while, there was almost no sense of the system's existence. The heroine quickly spun the script (the script was not particularly interesting) and got a little tired of it.
An ancient novel about an almighty alien who time travels into a high school student. It's not a novel world view, but the plot about working in the XX department is too ridiculous and the logic is dead...
It's not good... In the past, the female protagonist was bent on improving the male protagonist's favorability. It felt like she was always giving in, always apologizing, and always bowing her head in the cold war. The male protagonist occasionally expresses his opinions but his attitude will not soften at all. It is really frustrating... It is difficult to feel the charm of the male protagonist without knowing what his difficulties are. To sum up, it makes people angry just watching it. Skip to the end of the heroine's experience? I took a look at it, and it seemed that the author was setting up a plot. If I could survive until then, I would probably be angry, but I'm sorry that I couldn't survive it. (To be honest, if I skipped the chapter and saw the male protagonist's crematorium or paid more than the female protagonist, I wouldn't be able to continue reading if I balance the previous chapters, but in that chapter, I saw that the female protagonist felt sorry for the male protagonist and was wronged. I can't do it. Goodbye)
I wanted to read about the magical world, but I felt that it was a Chinese-style conspiracy disguised as a Western fantasy. The explanations of each faction before entering the academy made me a little tired. The foreshadowing was too complicated but I didn't see anything outstanding... In addition, as a Western fantasy novel, it quoted too many Chinese idioms and proverbs, which was a bit nondescript, which greatly affected the reading experience.
The world view is quite good, but I may not be suitable for watching a protagonist who is too paranoid. The behavior of the heroine makes me a little uncomfortable, and sometimes the plot logic makes way for fun. Anyway, I jumped to the end of it.