Broken Mirrors Are Reunited, Robbed by Force, Hate the Sea and Love the Sky.
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It's basically an old saying. It's hard to write about reunion after a broken mirror, it's really hard to write about. Taking advantage of others by force is a bit of personal xp. There are also "Hen Hai Qing Tian" and "Hen Hai Qing Tian" which adults should watch. .
The harem story, where the heroine is cheated and favored, is just mediocre. In fact, I don't think the harem story is good at counting the stars in the house [laughs and cries]
I watched it for Tese, but it turned out not to be Tese, but the world view is quite interesting. I knelt down to Senior Brother Wen and said that I was afraid that the firecrackers at thirty would be too loud. . I really can't stand it [laughing and crying]
How to say, just. . . It's not very good-looking, but it's more detailed. Similar articles written by the author later are more far-fetched and perfunctory. .
The broken mirror is reunited. Good-looking inside is considered ordinary, and ordinary inside is considered good-looking. . The main reason is that when the male protagonist is too three-dimensional, the overall character of the female protagonist is not established, and the character saturation is too low. . Writing is okay
Let me start with the conclusion, I really like it. I even like be's past life extra. The heroine is reborn as an emperor, but she is not a strong female character in the traditional sense. The heroine's character is a bit unpredictable, while the male protagonist is a very stable and reliable minister, but neither is an innocent and good person. It is more realistic, which is in line with my usual preferences. Yeah, the plot line is very nice to watch.
The dark male protagonist hits the xp. Very good! The foreshadowing and reversal here are just right, and there are no excessive settings. The male protagonist is so sinister that it makes people feel happy [laughing and crying]
This is indeed very old. . . All 5 stars for the second male lead. . . The question is, I am very satisfied with having sex with the second male lead. Zongzheng Fenglin is real. . . . Not quite. . . . This is a novel that is very frustrating in the early stage and tortures the dog man to death in the later stage. . . The writing style is slightly humorous? It's some of the most beautiful novels in ancient times. . The author also has a book about sadism, let me look for it.
It's been a long time since I watched it, and I've forgotten the plot line. . I vaguely remember that the writing is pretty good. . The only thing I don't like is the setting of the previous life, which is a bit deliberate and makes me feel awkward. . . . . This is probably the point where most essays that break the mirror and focus on the roundness tend to fail. . .
The first unlimited stream I read. The extras are not good, but the main text is great, and the remake of the TV series is also great, surpassing the novel to a certain extent. Because I think the novel's setting of the heroine's psychological activities is a little strange, and the TV series avoids this point. .
Be warning, but counting the extras, he+ is reunited! Right! That's right! Sure, sure! The whole story of rebirth is a touch of sadness, and the only failure is that it doesn't let the broken mirror be reunited. . The heroine is too confused about whether the hero is from this life or reborn. . . I was speechless. . . There's no need to come. . . But overall it's pretty good
As usual, it's on the sleeve side, so I keep it. However, it can be seen that the writing power in the early days was indeed slightly inferior to that now.
I think it's half or half whether it's a reunion or not, but it's good-looking, although the identity setting of the male protagonist is a bit too forced! But don't get hung up on this point. If you accept this point and watch it, it's really beautiful! The taste of robbery is very good!
It's not easy to write about the story of broken mirrors and reunions. The broken mirrors in this book are a little bit forced, but the flaws are not concealed. The follow-up dog abuse and crematorium are quite good. The foreshadowing is well laid out and the pace of revealing the mystery is also very good. A very nice piece of writing that breaks the mirror and restores the full circle.
Every setting of Hua Qi is very careful. Whether it's a reunion or a newcomer taking over, they are all well written, and the more they are written, the better. The emotions are not stretched, and the story line is in place.
Just barely, there is no forced conflict, so there are no flaws. The karmic debt is a bit deliberate, but the portrayal of the male and female protagonists should be okay. The breakup is a bit awkward, but the reunion is not awkward.
It's okay. Mo Shubai's novels all have good plot design, but the writing is messy and the preface doesn't match the follow-up. There are only two books about breaking up and getting back together and they are still well written.
Rounding it off can be considered a reconciliation. The career line setting is okay, but the heroine's stepfather is a bit too miserable. The charm of the male protagonist is not highlighted, so it is considered a relatively strong female protagonist.
The second male lead has methods, and so does the male protagonist, but he likes his elder brother the most. The overall story is relatively flat, and the foreshadowing of the breakup of the engagement was not written well, which is a bit baffling.