I will post the ones that I think are good after reading them. Some of them are not because my memory is fuzzy and I can't write a review. I'll review them later! Due to rating restrictions, all romances are rated four stars.
What impressed me the most was the plot of the short play that was swiped to like, and the Qian sisters. The former was very exciting and touching [crying] [crying] and described the feeling of the female character slowly growing from dry bones to flesh and blood. The latter was very inspiring and highly recommended to watch! !
The first time I watched it, I felt like The Riddler. After watching it, I realized that it was written using flashbacks and interludes. After watching it again, I probably understood [Rainbow Fart]. I like this style. It has the feeling of looking through faded old photos in a desolate wilderness and recalling old friends.
Very novel theme and setting. To sum up the plot, it is a unit article that punishes the bad guys (abusing cats, birds, domestic violence, abduction, etc.) By transposing the souls of the perpetrators and victims. But there are a few units, such as the method of torturing male employees of surrogacy companies by making them pregnant, which I don't think is appropriate, and the punishment for cat abusers is also a bit light.
Overall, it's okay. The prohibition and advocacy part is particularly touching [please please]. The plot arrangement is also very clever as always. At the end, I found that it can be connected with "Wan Muchun"!
It's okay. The first volume is the funniest and made me laugh several times. As the title goes, it's the story of the heroine's journey from high school to a bright life.
It's a bit of a Riddler to fight against the Lu Shuang heroine, but I like this subject very much, and the text and comments are also very humorous hahahaha
Beautiful [Crying] I thought it was just an ordinary mistake, but I didn't expect it was a message from a friend spanning eight hundred years. It made people feel sad.
It is an adaptation of a film and television work, but it doesn't matter if you haven't read the original work. The author's writing style is very good and delicate. When reading it, it feels like Yi Yao is standing in front of you so calmly. What impressed me most was the friendship with Tang Xiaomi. It was so close to life. Looking at them was like really looking at the classmates around me. There are some descriptions of the little naughty husband, but fortunately the heroine is relatively sober.
This is my first time reading this kind of genre and I saw such a wonderful all-female story. There are especially many scenes for middle-aged and elderly women. Those who like folk horror are in luck.
The best group portrait article I have ever read! The novel is all about women, including teenagers, middle-aged and elderly people. The characters have a rich range of age, personality and stance. Neutral words default to women, and there are also words such as other, heroic and female.
The best part of the author's writing is the characters. Under very difficult and dangerous living conditions, everyone is looking for a way out in their own way. There are many conflicts of ideas in the article, and many people even died because of it, but there are no flat female villains, everyone shines.
It's a wonderful looping plot. The atmosphere of freedom when the heroine is riding a bicycle with the android second girl really bursts out of the screen. When the heroine gets off the helicopter at the end, the song recommended by the author also adds to the atmosphere. Everything is fine except for one male character who is particularly annoying and even has a role in the extras.
It tells the story of a girl who was trafficked into the mountains and escaped to become a police officer. The group portraits and female mutual aid are particularly vivid. Although it writes about the suffering of many women in the mountains, it does not feel like torture or mourning at all, and it is particularly empowering. The plot is very sophisticated, and in the second half there is a feeling that all the foreshadowings are connected, and the threads between seemingly unrelated characters suddenly emerge at that moment.
After reading this book, I have read the life of the heroine, Director Tang, who is very down-to-earth, capable and reliable! Watching Tang Guoxing go from being a granddaughter to having a granddaughter, it really feels like an intergenerational inheritance [Rainbow Fart]
The story of women helping each other and the group portraits are well written. The first volume is the relationship between mother and daughter, the second volume is a two-way cycle to save friends, the third volume is about women seizing power in a feudal background, and the fourth volume is about overthrowing the rule of the male emperor.