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It's a dull, fatalistic sadism, and the writing, plot, and characters are all good.
(I really like this kind of be that comes naturally, and I don't force it, although it's very heartbreaking [crying])
Simple language contains some profound truth? It gives me the feeling that the author really worked hard to write it into a light-hearted novel, and the plot and characters are good. This author's writing style is basically like this, which is quite interesting.
My first full order
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Gentle male protagonist vs. Bright female protagonist
Demining: The heroine passed away. The heroine died giving birth to a child.
The writing is delicate and light, from the perspective of the male protagonist, with flashbacks, starting from high school. The male protagonist gets married first and then falls in love, and the female protagonist has a secret love (I think so, I don't remember exactly).
The following contains spoilers, so you don't need to read them.
Then there is the classic dumb literature about thinking that the other person does not love him (this may be a clue), because their marriage is a cooperation between the two parties. The male protagonist thinks that the female protagonist likes her sweetheart, and the female protagonist thinks that the male protagonist also likes his childhood sweetheart [helpless]
(Note: Zhu Ma is actually gay. The heroine has never liked him. She pretends to like him in order to help him hide it. However, the hero really likes Qingmei. However, Zhu Ma and Qingmei are not demons and have their own CPs.)
You may think it's a bit cruel, so you don't have to watch it. I also think it's a pity that the heroine died.
But the main reason why I like this article is the writing style. It is the first book with delicate writing style that I have seen in Jinjiang.
A sad story, the female protagonist is a ghost and the male protagonist is a painter (probably analogous to the author of Along the River During the Qingming Festival), there is a twist, and the writing is good
The heroine has no CP, but has a lot of CP. The female group portrait is a bit sadistic, the writing is quite good, and each girl's name is very nice (the source of each girl's name is included in the extra)
The heroine is a little girl who traveled from modern times to ancient times and was sold due to famine (but the heroine's family still loves her, you will understand this after reading the article)
The whole story is told from the perspective of the heroine, so the heroine is the protagonist, but in fact everyone is the protagonist
The writings about friendship, family, and love are very touching.
In the end, the heroine died for revenge, and then returned to modern times
(Originally, there was a separate section on modern literature, but I don't know why the author didn't write it, and now I can't even find it at all, alas)