The Old Sayings That Made Me Empty My Wallet All Those Years Ago
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My personal reflections after cleaning the bookshelf. I am more concerned about logic and writing. I didn't write feedback on the book because I only remembered that it was good but forgot why. I will update it when I have time to review it.
It's nice to look at. The heroine is sophisticated but not worldly. She has the brightness and innocence of a little girl but acts very steadily and has a lot of aura.
I'll add the others when I think of them
The heroine's soul travels to the Ming Dynasty to engage in education and training (Eight-legged Chinese version)
The author seems to really want to teach readers how to scientifically prepare for the Ming Dynasty imperial examination (?)
She is a bit of a genius when it comes to running with the ball, but the whole book focuses on the career line of the heroine. Although the hero is powerful, he has a bit of background. The emotional line of the horse in the later stage is short and smooth, and the cat sculpture is quite cute, but the hero is a bit ooc.
The female protagonist is super charming and the male protagonist is a leading daddy. He is never soft-spoken when he should be wet. The writing is very smooth. I like it.
Don't worry about the details, it's just a very good story about a woman who disguises herself as a man, takes the imperial examination, turns into a civil servant, and falls in love with her boss.
This article is a group portrait of food + detective work. The heroine is a modern forensic doctor who travels through an imaginary dynasty with a box. The hero is a general who has removed his armor and returned to his fields. Detection and cooking are the main lines, and the emotional line of the characters is probably that the hero saves the beauty, falls in love at first sight, and then falls in love again. From the beginning, it is a bit of a sweet story to serve the main plot. In fact, later on [laughing and crying], occasionally the golden finger is a bit too big. For example, the heroine has her intestines dislodged and uses various kinds of surreal thinking to solve problems. From top to bottom, no one is careful about the heroine's identity. It's just a farming story and it's just a fun read [laughing and crying]
It's also a micro-group portrait of food + detective work. I didn't think much about the foreshadowing at first, thinking it was a sweet story with a light tone like the one above. But later I found out that the heroine was out for revenge, and she blew up the male protagonist's old tomb for revenge [laughing and crying] It seemed like it was ridiculous. This kind of story is put together with family feud and family hatred. . . A little weird [laughing and crying] but overall it's pretty good.
It's a food and farming novel, but it's not a snail girl but a snail boy. Cooking and farming connect the story of rivers and lakes. The plot is slightly lighter than the previous two books, and it's also very suitable for fishing (actually, I mainly read it to watch cooking [laughing])
Hateful people must be pitiable in the literature about evil women. The writing is good, but the storyline of the heroine killing a few people should not be feasible [laughing and crying] I like the feeling of living towards death at the end be. I hope the heroine will have a good pregnancy in her next life and don't have to deal with the parents who raised her as a murder tool (Friends with higher moral standards should not click this)
One of the top articles of 2024, I have reread it at least five times.
This book is really the god of food writing, and one of the few ancient books that I bought as a souvenir in paper form.
Needless to say, the plot is smooth and the characters are vivid. I like the author's writing style very much. The writing is as timely as possible. It has the grace and atmosphere of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, but also has the free and unrestrained style of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. It is able to balance the literary style and the sense of drama that must be in a novel very well. At the same time, the textual research on objects and images is also very meticulous, combining elegance and vulgarity. It feels like traveling to ancient times to read a storybook. The author's writing style is a bit like the romance of the 10s, and you can read the depth of the text. The overall plot is very relaxed, mainly focusing on the heroine's restaurant business. The character settings and emotional lines are relatively classic, but there is actually no sense of boredom when reading. The focus is on food management and the display of market culture in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Not to mention the plot line, it is very late and completely atmospheric. The female protagonist is optimistic and open-minded, and the male protagonist is gentle and elegant. One is the bright spring sun, and the other is the pine and bamboo trees by the stream. You can imagine how delicious they are [waving hands]
*And a friendly reminder: Do not read this book with a film and television filter, it is completely two levels