The writing is good, but sometimes the villain's timing and motivations for launching attacks are a bit confusing, causing the plot to serve the purpose of deliberately elevating the two protagonists.
A masterpiece in fantasy. In the first half of the book, there is occasionally a piece of news that is heard for the second time, but everyone behaves like it is the first time they know the same plot. The second half is much smoother, and the truth is revealed like a thread is peeling off a cocoon. In addition, Shao's avoidance of the slap at the beginning would not reveal his martial arts skills.
This book is very well written, especially the front. Later on, many of the plots are a bit deliberate, especially when a child comes at the end. Bloodline and talent have to go hand in hand. I don't quite understand the meaning of a baby who has no blood connection and whose talent is impossible to see. Does it really have to have a child in the text? . .
The best of free articles! Looking back after reading the entire article, I think the setting of Yuan Qi was a bit of a failure. The first is that the contradiction at the beginning of the book is too huge, like a strong dose of medicine, and the content at the end will inevitably appear dull, resulting in a bit top-heavy. The second is that it is not conducive to the shaping of Xie Jin's character. After highlighting her cold attitude towards love, it will inevitably make readers wonder whether the sisterhood between them turned into love and whether it was sublimated or downgraded. There is a lack of hope. If Xie Jin did not accept Yuan Qi by default, but instead pursued her unilaterally, and write more about Xie Jin's reward and punishment in deciding the case, would it be better to establish her identity and charm as a fair and strict female official?
Excellent literary talent! Yes he. The love part is far greater than the killing part, it is slightly sadistic but mostly sweet. Because Gao Ying, one of the protagonists, is determined and affectionate at all times, so in my opinion it is not a sadistic novel.
The author prefers Xiao Yue, while most readers prefer Gao Ying. I can't bear to read abusive articles, but the realistic and logical advantages of this article just lay the tone of self-destruction for Xiao Yue. I am really afraid that if Gao Ying hesitates even just a little bit, be will be inevitable. I have to say that it was Gao Ying who gave me the courage to read the complete book, and I also gained some spiritual comfort.
The author said that Xiao Yue came first and Gao Ying came second. I also really like the character Xiao Yue, so I also like Gao Ying even more who can make her happy.
As for the plot, I personally think it reaches its climax in Chapter 56. Xiao Yue is already excited and has completely opened his heart at this time. Later, he only needs to resolve the affairs of the previous half of his life before they can be together, and the timeline is relatively long. Personally, if possible, I still want to avoid the troubles of life, old age, illness and death. After all, I am here to find solace. Favorite this chapter of Dim.
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