It's beautiful. It's such a pleasure to be able to write such a 200,000-word story that has a beginning and end, is orthodox, has plot, love, and is also quite literary.
Not much to say about the classics. The main character, Goldfinger, is very big and has a huge stall. In the end, it was almost the industrial revolution, so it is understandable that I did not continue writing. It is a very warm and humane story. The minor characters also have their own joys and sorrows, unlike some stories where the supporting characters are written in a flat manner in order to highlight the protagonist's awesomeness. Although the online article does not emphasize any intention, it still feels very warm when handled this way. The style of the entire article can be said to have deep, quiet and beautiful inner strength, and at the same time present a simple and vigorous vitality, which is both down-to-earth and striving for steady happiness.
CP, well, you can watch it as if you don't have CP... In short, the emotional scenes are like nothing [covering face, laughing and crying] The highlight is the protagonist's two older sisters and one younger sister (the younger brothers are too young, so they were not mentioned at the end of the story). I can only say that fortunately it was written ten years ago. If it is published now, it will definitely be criticized for the soulful female supporting role... …I really hate reading stories about soulful heroines 25 years later, but whether the author is careful or not, whether he really wants to write a good and heart-warming story or whether he is trying to opportunistically submit a certificate to a certain "ism", is really obvious from the reader's point of view. I don't recommend any author to be clever. Sincerity is the best. North and South Groceries is a very sincere story...
This is a very satisfying book. I love to see the protagonist standing on the shoulders of giants and leading everyone towards a glorious and prosperous future full of hope. Attacking Su, Shou and Gengsu. Who knows the joy of eating xqlttmm-type CP in the plot~ There are also elements of past and present life and resurrection that I like~
In a nutshell, the text version is white noise, the characters are so-so, the plot is smooth and flowing, and it is very warm. You can watch it before going to bed.
It's a relatively decent imperial examination (? Essay), but in fact it doesn't have too much academic content. It's just a love story between the two protagonists who went from classmates to colleagues (??)
It's particularly beautiful~ The gentle and shrewd protagonist and his simple and vigorous young general are in harmony~ I think the plot design in the article about infrastructure hegemony is pretty good, and the readers are not treated as fools.
It has all the elements that a food novel should have, including opening a store, joining a franchise, fighting villains, cooking for people, blabla. The plot line is very satisfying. In the end, the protagonist didn't hook up with any high-ranking official or become an official or anything like that. He just opened a small shop and ran a business, and the villain only got beaten up by the protagonist 2333. The emotional line is normal, right?
The protagonist Shou is Xichun's younger brother. A time traveler with a golden finger, he becomes acquainted with Gong Nianyou. The plot after that is how the young protagonist shows off his skills in the Jia family, and then there is the palace scene. Yes, the king is Tianhuang, but I don't know what the plot will be after I haven't finished it. Anyway, the first half is okay
It is written by the same author as "Green Bamboo", and it was this book that made me fall in love with writing about farming (wiping away tears). Xiao Lu is a very bright, lively, out-of-the-box, thoughtful and kind-hearted good boy qaq. The most impressive scene is when he happily picked mulberries on the way home from selling goods to bring back to his brothers and sisters. He has a kind of leisurely contentment and open-minded optimism that "you can live your whole life in misty rain" ~ I almost missed it because of the name at first! Not to be missed if you love optimistic group portraits!
What I am reading recently is a very special farming article! It's neither radical nor too simple, which makes it boring to watch. Taking into account both excitement and warmth at the same time, the protagonists are really getting better and better without pain ~ Don't miss it if you love group portraits! There are many characters, and a big family is living a lively and prosperous life together. The emotional line of this article has also improved a lot! Comfortable! It's just that 800,000 words is too few (sobbing)