This book definitely belongs to the five-star recommendation list. It has a group portrait of women, a compact plot, and sophisticated wording. Different from shallow rescue articles, this book does not place various supporting characters in being saved and awakened by the protagonist. They are all flesh-and-blood individuals, not relying on absolute power, running and walking quickly or slowly on the path that Jiang Li and the others have opened up for women. The growth trajectory of each person is outstanding. It is a very excellent work.
I have never encountered a character like Banzai before. Her chuunibyou is the most obvious sign of the perfect care of her body and mind. She has the courage to move forward, and she is still happy when the burden of the savior is placed on her. Even if she encounters various setbacks, the youngster is still high-spirited and full of fighting spirit. She is not suppressed or disciplined. She is the most naturally grown up girl. I highly recommend it.
Ji Yi's personality is cruel and bloodthirsty. The sister in the comment area is too gentle. I absolutely reject her point of view. Yan Ping will never treat his children as pawns in his strategy like the emperor, let alone a test of human nature and a tame tiger. This is too insulting to Yan Ping. What Ji Yi looks like is what a woman looks like. Her existence is by no means instrumental. In order to broaden the boundaries of female characters, it is actually biased. We should treat her as the most common and common character. An excessive sense of morality can only restrain a gentleman. She is cruel by nature and is not a gentleman. This is not a derogatory meaning, it is a compliment. I admire such a character very much.
The only shortcoming is that the ending is too hasty. I feel that there is still a lot of content that can be expanded and written in detail. I really hope that the author can polish the ending of the work. There have been two books with hasty endings. What follows are all good reviews. This book shows the face of the Zhou Dynasty from Ah Si's perspective. The mother and aunts are majestic and loving, the clan sisters are harmonious and close, and the companions in the school are smart and smart. Ah Si grew up in a honeypot. Everything he saw and heard was full of joy. Even though the later struggle for the throne vaguely shook them, Ah Si still Ranru trusted her mother admiringly and relied on her sisters. She valued their emotions. In a tolerant and comfortable environment, the disciplinary oppression caused to her in her previous life was swept away, and was replaced by Ji Wufu, who was born with supernatural power, good at fighting and brave. Just as Chang Shan named her, Wufu was everywhere, and she was a very heroic King of Qin.
The inspiring stories of women are that the updates are too unstable, and the attribute of being read randomly in the later period gradually disappears.
It's cool to see the equality between men and women, but I still feel that this book is too gentle. I think that according to the level of science and technology, they should develop the technology of bisexual reproduction or parthenogenetic reproduction. I hope that the setting of boys will add too much luster to the dragonfly. They are destined to be consumables, consumables that will be broken into feed, and gradually destroyed.
This book is actually very well written, but the instability of updates for a long time made me confused about the appearance of the characters. I will read it again when it is completely finished.
This female group portrait is cool, but the narrative is a bit confusing, and there is a plot where the character is unrequitedly in love with the heroine. Some people may be offended.
One star was deducted because the update was too unstable and there was suspicion of hydrology during the period. Next is the praise. Changqing first started to have a kind of transcendent fairy spirit. She spoke and acted with the indifference of an observer, and occasionally revealed a bit of bad play. Being born in the world gradually made her become human. However, because the plot progress is really slow, this should be regarded as a casual daily watch.
The author's writing style has improved a lot, the subject matter is quite novel, monsters and monsters, humans and monsters, the characters have distinct personalities, and the plot direction is quite natural. Generally recommended
It's a bit short, but overall it's good, but the ending is very rushed and anticlimactic. It's not qualified as a stand-alone novel, but if it's used as a supplement to Princess Life, it's okay.