Writing style + novel memes are indispensable. Sometimes when reading fan fiction, I like all kinds of themes. I prefer female protagonists, but I don't like stories about spoiled wives/female and strong men.
Because Lalang was a novelty to watch, I had actually been mentally prepared for a long time before watching it. The writing is a bit too good. Well, it's rare to see a Red Mansion fan who doesn't criticize anyone, and the author's writing style is really good.
I watched it when I was very, very young. I watched it at Bai Yueguang level maybe three or four times, right? Now it looks like there may be mines. If you want to take a look, I suggest you search for mines first. Orange Light has this game, I loved playing it when I was a kid. Personally, I think it's the best-written book about the male and female protagonists swapping bodies. It's a funny story, and the key point is the balance.
So cute, the college version of Cultivation to Immortality. And I really liked the plot of the divorced Liu Long Aotian and the divorced female partner being together. As fate would have it, I followed her from high school until I was about to graduate from college.
Like it very much! The memes are fun, and I like to write about the setting of cultivating immortals. Strong women, the ancestor of poets was also a woman, there were many outstanding female partners, and the male protagonist was responsible for the beauty.
Romance from the male protagonist's point of view, I want to call Lu Zicao the god of period literature. The scene where the male and female protagonists look at each other across the wall is so picturesque, I have remembered it for many years. The male protagonists in the author's novels all have very high emotional intelligence, and they can't be learned by learning.
Romance from the male protagonist's perspective, I like two gentle people. I actually liked her "The First Word" when I watched it in the early years. I like plain-looking but smart female protagonists. For example, when I watched "The Beauty of the Country" in the early years, I was devastated when I heard that the male protagonist was unclean and had a double affair with the maid. I could only say that I loved it but goodbye.
I went to see a talk show during the Chinese New Year last year, and I was amazed. I watched a lot of it during that time and was looking for articles everywhere. Jiang Yue's writing is beautiful every year.
I liked it very much in the early years, but I might be disappointed if I revisit it now. The main reason is that there are too few good campus novels, and it's rare to find one that doesn't look like a Mary Sue. I really liked the heroine's character back then.
The high school life of hiding under the quilt in the dormitory and secretly reading this book is gone forever. Because I like watching sports movies, I accepted this book well. When will Chang'er publish a new book? The disadvantage is that there are more male partners and fewer female partners.
I like it. The heroine's raps are all written by the author herself, but I don't listen to rap enough so I can't tell her level haha. Because my roommate likes rap, I was interested in it for a while.
Social animals also want to be magical girls! So cute, so so so cute! When will the author publish a new article? I have been waiting for you for many years.
When will I come back to finish it? The plot is particularly good, and the heroine has a wild beauty that has not been disciplined by society. I watched it from high school to college.
It is very famous, and it is also the first book I read about the awakening of female consciousness. The story behind it is a little weak, but overall it is a very good book.
It's interesting at the beginning, but boring at the end. Fortunately, it's a short story. Scumbags die quickly, Shuangwen. The interaction between the male and female protagonists is cute, the little witch-type female protagonist and the Buddhist-type demon who persuades people to do good, kissing and hugging each other are very natural. However, at the end of the writing, I still feel that the author is familiar with the sweet heroine, and the first fifty chapters are very interesting. By the way, I found out later that the male protagonist's apprentice was unclean. I didn't know if there was any CP until I finished it. It felt a bit scary.