Nowadays, there are both ancient and modern people, and they favor each other and accept each other. The highlight: giving birth to a child. I update it from time to time. I have a serious mysophobia and can only read the 1v1 articles. Ps: mostly short stories.
By default, she is clean, but her family is too rough. There are few sweet spots, and there is little romance content. The relationship is only confirmed towards the end.
The author seems to like that we only get together at the finale. I also read the three steps for cats to learn backflips in the last book. They only get together at the finale,,, it's too slow. Although it's short, I think it's better to talk about the sweet daily life in the later stage in the middle stage.
In the early stage, it was interesting to have the memory of being a four-year-old, but after I regained my memory, it became a bit confusing. Inexplicably, I also added a secondary cp line in the attack company. The main cp is pure love, but the cp in the sub-cp has a rich love history. . . . I'm speechless
I entered the book based on the sweet book. I have never read about cross-border love, so I came in out of curiosity. In the early stage, I almost gave up the article because of Shou's awkward personality. Fortunately, I persisted in reading. Both parties love each other very much and will change themselves for each other. Shou also bravely took the first step to convince his family to accept their love. Fortunately, they didn't give up on each other. The most cruel thing was probably the breakup and the meeting with the parents at the beginning. The only flaw was that in order to advance the plot, the author ruined the story of the younger sister. In the first chapter, the younger sister even knew the person she was talking to. As soon as the meeting with the parents came, she lost her wits and let her mother discover that they were in love. Then there was a bit of trouble in the later period, and I just regretted why it wasn't in ht. The author wrote about kissing so well that I definitely talked about it! I can't imagine how exciting it would be if I wrote it in detail. I hope the author will be able to write it in detail. You can also post it in VB [crying] [crying] [crying]
I'm so annoyed. Can Shou give Gong some trust? I'm constantly suspicious and misunderstanding this and that. I feel aggrieved. This kind of relationship is not equal at all. Shou doesn't feel like Gong very much. He keeps doing this. I'm so exhausted. Gong has explained it many times and it's still like this.
I deducted 1 star for the love story. I stopped reading it after reaching chapter 86, but I still ordered it all to make up for the points. I have been looking forward to the sweetness of a young couple who get together for a long time, but it turns out that they are more active and passive when they are together. How can I say that the writing is good. As a first book, the only flaw is that the plot of being together is too late, and the intimacy only describes "kiss", "hug" and "exchange a long kiss", which is a bit dull. I hope the author can improve the description of the emotional line. This is a bit too hurtful for people who like to read emotional lines [crying]. The title of this article actually has more highlights, plot>emotional line, both parties trust each other very much, and there is nothing cruel in saying that there is a misunderstanding and directly explaining it. Overall, it is very light and clear. I feel very tired after watching the plot.
Sweet and sour, a loyal dog attacks a beautiful woman and suffers.
Ps: I really like Zhang Wusheng's writing, but sometimes the writing level fluctuates. Some of the writing is so good that you can't wait to stay up all night to read it. Some of the writing can't be read after just a few chapters, even if you set it up, it's useless.
It started high and low, the former couple got along very sweetly, but in the later period after Shou returned to the palace, they started to go crazy with the plot. It can be seen that the author wrote it in a Machiavellian way, as if he was in a hurry to finish it. The two of them got along a little unnaturally. I barely gave it four stars for an old novel I read many years ago, but deducted one star for the plot.