The portrait of cultivating immortals is the same as above. The heroine of the cow cat who does not follow common sense is too noisy and I didn't finish it.
The main plot of this book is quite confusing in the setting of the Noble Academy. It also continues the common problem of the female protagonists in the Noble Academy. The male protagonists of the Draco are pretending to be the subordinates in the relationship to control or possess, and the female protagonist's mentality is not enough to escape.
I didn't expect the writing to be so deceptive before reading it. It's not a sweet article, it's not a sweet article ( ; ; ). Although I'm used to Yingyang's writing, it feels like I'm stuck in a quagmire and only gradually emerge from the clouds, but this book made me pause for breath every few chapters. Two childhood sweethearts who were separated by the ensuing sufferings went from being powerless when they were young to being unable to do anything when they grew up, with high levels of mental illness. The reason for abandoning the article is that the rendering of psychological activities is too detailed and in-depth. After reading two-thirds of it, I felt that it was difficult to take it in. I didn't finish it.
A very solid story about two real human beings embracing each other. Although the male and female protagonists suffer from two popular "modern diseases" such as sexual unrequited love and separation anxiety, they are definitely not empty shells of complete love plots. While watching, you can feel that the author has carefully filled in various details to enrich the complexity and three-dimensionality of the characters, and has a deep understanding of intimate relationships.
Marriage first, love later. The first volume of "The Escort's Daughter and the Civil Service Officer" was very interesting, but it was shelved after the series was tied up.
It's a period story, with fake cousins, the heroine is busy making money and getting rich, and the hero is betrayed. The writing style is mature, but the only shortcoming is that the repeated character profiles are too sloppy, but it can be regarded as Meng Zhongde's consistent style.
Young couples cannot share joys and sorrows. I like this book because it's not a romance in the traditional sense, but it has a special feeling when I think about it. The heroine has grown and transformed a lot