The setting at the beginning was good and interesting, but after both characters lost their masks, it became a bit ordinary. The character settings feel like they are superimposed without affecting each other. I wonder if I missed something by reading too quickly. I couldn't stand it until halfway through. I felt that there were too few hooks and no desire to understand the subsequent plot. There may be personal reasons, so I'll stick with Samsung.
Western fantasy is quite interesting, so I stocked up on this book, but after reading it, I felt that the world view was a bit fragmented, the plot moved too fast, and many descriptions were written with the determination to produce CG. In addition, the author is so familiar with his plot and setting that he didn't take into account the unfamiliar people when writing. Anyway, I didn't understand it. I skipped the whole thing later, maybe I'll watch it again later. Give it 2 stars for the time being and re-flash and adjust.
After watching a third of the film, I really couldn't stand it anymore. There was too little dialogue between the two protagonists and too many so-called "deep gazes." I felt that the author's writing skills were a little weak and a bit slow. And there are always some mysterious descriptions. It is obvious that the action has no deep meaning, or the foreshadowing will not be revealed within ten chapters (so it seems that there is no closed loop, which is inexplicable), but the author loves to write very much. Abandoned.
Only those who have read bad writing understand how rare it is for an author to write such stable and sweet writing. . . I was really beat up, and while there were a few minor issues with this one, I decided to ignore them. Come on, great author!
Nice. But why is there so much duplicate content in the middle? I took a look at the original version and found that some of the content that was not banned also had repeated passages added to it, which quite affected the reading experience.
The funny feeling in the early stage is okay, but after the vest is taken off, it becomes a bit ugly. The more clichéd plot of the family being opposed to romance was also quite uncomfortable to watch, and I skipped the rest of it. So be it.
After watching 2/3 of it, I can't stand it anymore. The settings are too complicated and difficult to spread out, and it's not systematic. There are too many routines in Shuangwen, and the focus of the article is still here. There are also some problems with the title that are common in ancient articles, so they are discarded.
2.5 Stars. The female lead and the second female lead are both very strong, but the male lead and the second male lead have no characteristics, instead they are both a bit annoying. In addition, the background setting of the heroine is a bit hasty and strange. Her skill setting could have been written more excitingly, but in the end it was passed hastily. Won't watch it again.
Not bad, there are some quite interesting views, such as the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, Cinderella, etc., Which were probably not common at that time. Moreover, both heroines work hard and look good.
It's still a romance novel, but this one is much better than the previous one. Although both the male and female protagonists are a bit celestial, their professional backgrounds are still interesting. Personally, I don't think there's anything major. The scores for the previous books were a bit low, so let's go higher for this one.
(3.5 Stars) It has an ancient romance feel. The heroine and the hero are both super love-minded, and the way to solve real problems is also very characteristic of that time - love fights everything. But overall it's quite enjoyable! But it's not my current taste in reading articles, so I'll deduct some points.
It's okay, I don't really like the side plot of the heroine being pregnant and Lin Zhen, other regular cookies. In addition, the character universe of Banlizi is really interesting.
Dun Wenji bought a lot of Banlizi's books, thinking about making up for the tickets, but now I'm starting to wonder if I've read so many of her books. This book was originally quite new and I didn't want to say much, but towards the end it was so speechless. The paparazzi photographed the male and female protagonists staying in a hotel. Netizens commented that the paparazzi should install a pinhole camera? ? ? The heroine's family of origin is resolved by the hero's "domineering spirit"? Rotten.
The golden finger is opened too much and loses its logic. After watching 1/5, there are almost no bad guys here. Now I understand why period novels always have some inexplicable people, which reflects authenticity and promotes the plot forward. I couldn't stand it anymore, so I skipped to the last chapter and saw the Chinese computer language, which just happened to hit the professional field, and the unreasonable feeling went to the next level. Abandoned.
Was the relationship between authors and editors like this in the past? He was too slavelike, being toyed with and told to do this and that, just so that he could deliver the manuscript. . . Looking at it this way, I still prefer a more commercial and measured working relationship. This is too suffocating. I didn't see the advantages of the male protagonist.
It's a pure sweet novel from the past, and it's still good to read without thinking, and there are no vulgar plots such as a vicious female supporting role.
It's not bad. I didn't like the story from the male protagonist's perspective, but the male protagonist in this book is a very normal college student, very raw and sincere about relationships; the female protagonist should be considered a leader in relationships, and she needs to be more mature. It was a bit messy in the later stage, I skipped part of it, but overall it was good.
I don't want this timid heroine anymore. I bought it because I was illiterate and thought it was a funny style. The heroine is so silly and sweet, and has so much money, I always feel like she is going to be cheated out of everything. Never mind.
(1.5 Stars) As an ancient article, it still has too many points. First, when the male protagonist took off his vest, the female protagonist broke the guard and lured the guard into the private room. Then as soon as the guard entered, he said, "With his status, can he eat your tofu?". Secondly, the relationship between the male protagonist and his brother is really unacceptable, even for this whole family. An old man in his 30s and a 19-year-old girl who has not received compulsory education, a middle-aged man with normal intelligence and a fool from a good family background. Third, in the contract signed by the heroine at the end, she was Party B. The contract stated that Party B and Party A would be compensated 1 billion if they did not get married within a year. Only those who are in love would sign it. It was simply ridiculous.
It's a bit of a downer. The male protagonist has a very strong style in the early stage, and he is particularly controlling towards the female supervisor in the early stage. In this case, his subordinates dared to whistle at the dressed-up female protagonist. The female protagonist goes to the male protagonist's office to play computer games, hoping to find romantic action movies on his work computer. . . Moreover, the whole article kept talking about how men are and how women are. I couldn't bear it. In the end, the male protagonist and the heroine's son both said "women are annoying". Isn't the co-authored heroine a woman? The male protagonist keeps saying how much he loves the female protagonist. Does love mean loving her while belittling her? Oh, by the way, there aren't many positive female supporting characters in this article. There are too many slots and no mouth to talk about, so he left.
Good looking. I still feel that the romance between the middle star and the purchasing agent is a bit like a tax fan cheating on love, but it seems to be quite smooth, and the author has avoided these red flags. The extra story is very cute.
It's an ancient and refreshing literary style, and all it uses is junior high school physics knowledge. The praise from people around it is very old-fashioned, and the conspiracy is very simple. The villain has a facial makeup, the source of his malice is inexplicable, and I don't like it; the male protagonist is purely the heroine's victory product, and his personal halo is about zero. He is beautiful, rich, and has some brains, but he is not as good as the heroine. Not bad. But this book I just read is not a year old. . .
Good. It's just that the later stages were a bit rushed, and the heroine was a bit too versatile, able to heal illnesses, fight wars, and provide disaster relief. The gold finger is a bit big, but it doesn't affect the reading experience.
The heroine has lived for a hundred years, which is really a long time... It feels like she has not improved in mental knowledge and ability as if she had slept. Maybe this is the "centenary girl". . In fact, the people here feel a bit silly and have very stereotyped and flat personalities. On the emotional line, 6 fell in love with her for no apparent reason. She kept saying "my woman" to others once they met her, and warned 9 for no apparent reason that she was too much of a tool. 9 Is also a tool person. I regret not scanning the free chapter first before ordering it all. . .
2.5 Stars. The original evaluation was 3 stars, but there was a lot of good and evil at the end of the ancient times. The male and female protagonists used a villain as a trap, not to mention the heroine took over the villain's body. The overall emotional and character lines of the story are relatively average. I'm impressed that it can be written so long. It's a running account style of writing. There is no need to repaint in the future. Over.
Very cute meme. However, there is a flaw in the logic. The villain characterization, no, the female characterization, except for the heroine, is all villain-oriented. Part of the shaping of the relationship between the two relies on the male protagonist's harsh words and indifference to other women. Generally speaking, it is a warm book, the cats are cute, but I will not re-read it, and some of my consciousness is still a little behind.