The heroine is not stupid and sweet, just because in ancient times, what kind of flowers can a woman with no identity or background come up with? There are a lot of twists and turns, and the setting is very unexpected. There is a lot of content in ancient Chinese novels.
I was more interested in watching it at first, thinking that I would definitely finish it, but in the end I still watched it reluctantly. The group portraits are a plus. I don't know why. You don't understand me, and I don't understand you. The emotional line is very dragging. Although we understand each other's feelings later, it seems to me very awkward to get along with each other. In terms of characterization and plot, I feel that the author wrote some more important supporting characters just to shape the image of the heroine.
Lightning point: Similar to dual personality? One is good and the other is evil, but it feels like the heroine is a little confused about her emotions?
But overall it's still very good-looking. Bai Mu is really on Bai Yueguang's level, and Hei Mu is also ruffian and handsome. They are blatantly partial, who knows? But sometimes I need to abandon my three views. It feels really good when I fall off my horse. There are quite a few highlights for the heroine.
(Actually, when I saw the identities of the male and female protagonists, I thought it would be a be ending)
It feels like a sour novel (my personal understanding is that the process is quite sad, but the ending is pretty good). When I read it to the end, I actually didn't notice the difference between the black version and the before version. Maybe it's because I read it intermittently (I almost finished it, but I saved the last 10 chapters, four months apart). I really like the character of the female protagonist. I was quite satisfied with the male protagonist at first, but I became more and more confused later on. What's going on? (It was later said whether I like gentle or twisted male protagonists, I couldn't even answer. - I didn't put my own meaning into it. I just carefully looked at the female protagonist's point of view and thought about it while I was watching). To sum up, there are really many foreshadowings that surprised me. Oops, but I really didn't notice any changes in the male protagonist before and after. Did I read this book in vain [melted] [cracked]
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