65/100, Emotions flow quickly. Although the author did not explicitly set it, there is no romantic attraction or sexual attraction. I think Gong and I are the same kind_(:з∠)_. It is a grayscale romantic attraction (), which is also a very rare setting in pure love.
[It's not detailed but it does count as a spoiler. If you mind, don't read too closely! ! ! The relationship with Shou develops very slowly. The five worlds are roughly like this:
I'm not interested in love but I've been tricked into getting married. I have to be responsible for the rest of my life. Okay, just for the rest of my life. → It's you, okay, I allow you to always be by my side.
85/100, Good-looking, focusing on Machiavellian drama.
The plot is very interesting, the author is very imaginative, and the twists and turns made me very happy. Especially the emperor. I thought he was a big BOSS, but it turned out that he just lacked love for older children. His attributes after transformation were really shocking to me. I just let myself go, super straightforward! So funny. And I originally thought that the person who changed the throne succession system was the protagonist, but I didn't expect that it was the emperor!
Gong's character is a real villain, not someone who is dark and cold in his setting but actually shows mercy at all times. He will not hesitate to take revenge and will directly confiscate his family and exterminate his family. For me, it's both an advantage and a disadvantage. It feels good when it's fun. To cut the grass, you have to get rid of the roots. But sometimes I feel it's too harsh.
Another point is that since this is a Red Mansion fanfic, although the text mentioned that it would not save the Twelve Golden Hairpins, it was not expected that this would be the case. Most of the supporting characters are original. Many of the characters in the original work were not well described, and some were simply lost due to the confiscation of their homes. It feels like few of them had a happy ending. In fact, I haven't read the original work of Red Mansions or even the TV series, so I think it's okay. But if it's a character I like from the works I've seen, this arrangement might be a bit unacceptable.
In terms of relationships, marriage comes first and love lasts, and love grows over time. The relationship develops smoothly and naturally, and it can be considered sweet once we truly understand each other. But! It's too late! There are too few emotional scenes! There are 158 chapters in total, and only in chapter 129 did Gong fall in love with Shou! And it's not the kind of person you like without knowing it before you realize it. You really get along like ordinary friends orz... If it weren't for sure that the CP is Lele, I feel that these two people will definitely get divorced after the fake marriage...
50/100, I'm a little hesitant to give it two stars, but I can finish it so I'll give it three stars. The writing of Gong's feelings is a bit strange, as if he behaved like he should have done when his favorability and intimacy levels were 30, which were 50. In addition, it may be that the entertainment industry itself is more difficult to write...? Because for many god-level stage scenes, you still need to watch the video to feel the shock. If you are not good at writing, the more you describe how amazing the scene is with extremely beautiful words, the more you feel that you cannot empathize. Including TV movies, without enough foreshadowing, it is difficult to empathize with the scene within the scene, so sometimes you feel a little embarrassed when watching it.
85/100, I like it [Spread flowers][Come on] However, because I prefer plot flow, I will hardly give five stars for this kind of emotional flow, but the reading process is very enjoyable!
To be honest, the title of the article and the one-sentence introduction really made me go past the article details page and not get into it. I really don't like sweet pet articles... Later, I clicked on it because I couldn't read more in the article hoarding activity. But it's really surprising to see it!
In fact, this shouldn't be considered a sweet pet article, right...? I'm not sure either () because there is a plot involving the past life, and the supporting characters also have a lot of roles. So although Gong Shou has always been sweet in this life, overall there is no sweet atmosphere. But I just happen to like this one, I like colorful supporting characters with flesh and blood, and chaotic and complicated relationships, haha. (In order to avoid misleading other readers, let me explain that this confusing relationship is mainly between the supporting characters. The relationship between the two is very simple, and there are no other emotional entanglements in the past and present.)
70/100, The modern story of a sword that cultivated human form. Because my mind is full of ancient cultivation thoughts, I have an interesting perspective on modern society. For example, I think that the "system" is some powerful person who uses computers and mobile phones to control humans. The small theater in each chapter is also very interesting, a must-see! Never shut down your speech. But as Gong understands modern society, this "ancient filter" gradually disappears, making it a little less fun.
Also, he is really good at attacking official accents and speaking some noble words in a serious manner. Although I know that he is indeed full of passion and hopes that society and people will get better and better... But he keeps saying the same words over and over again, and it feels that the three-dimensionality of the character is a bit weakened, a bit thin and suspended. What I like most is that when he recalled casting his "father" and his disciples, as well as the previous masters, it felt like a real existence.
Finally, as a cultivator in a modern society that advocates martial arts, it is too dimensionally reducing, and the pleasure of watching it will decrease a bit.
Let's talk about Shou's character. He appears as a playboy who was disappointed in truth, goodness and beauty after the tragic death of his parents and brother. He likes to take the initiative and takes the initiative to seduce hints. I quite like it. But after the two of them got together, I felt that the unique color of "Qu Lian" became a little dim, and it felt a bit samey as "Shou in Danmei Wen".
Fortunately, this article is relatively short. Although it seems to be getting duller and duller as I read it, I can finish it before my interest completely dissipates. In short, although there are many shortcomings (), overall it is still worth watching!
69/100, The game boss wants to have self-awareness and become a human, and the dragon wants to control his emotions and become an adult. The two exchange tasks with each other. The meme is quite interesting, and the dragon is also very cute. The first half is basically a simple exchange of tasks, which seems relaxed and enjoyable, and I quite like it. But when it comes to uncovering conspiracies, political struggles, and founding a nation, it feels like... I want to write something heavy and handle it maturely, but I don't have enough writing power.
In 80/100, the robot traveled to the world of cultivation, hid his identity and mingled among the cultivators, and gradually gained self-awareness in the process of getting along with Shou. Overall, it's good. There's nothing wrong with it, but there's nothing particularly outstanding either.
90/100, Looks good, but has a seal so I couldn't order all of them. The protagonist was a science and engineering geek in his previous life, and he transformed into Li Xian, the son of Wu Zetian and Li Zhi. However, he was skinned by his parents and Wang Fu (Gong) not long after. From the difficult survival at the beginning, he was reluctantly and passively pushed by the people around him step by step, to competing with Emperor Wu to become the regent, and finally to letting Emperor Wu bow his head and give up the throne. Super exciting! And at first I thought that the protagonist's golden finger was a must-have for every time traveler. He had invented and reformed with five thousand years of experience, but he didn't expect that the real golden finger was the Little Dragon King!
88/100, Plot flow. It's really a waste of time. Not long after the game started, I jumped into several professions. After I gained my own power, I became even more powerful, stirring up the situation and making all the forces spin around. In particular, the side effect of the attack ability is to let yourself go, and it is quite fun to activate it several times. There are indeed very few emotional scenes as the author said, but it is different from what I originally imagined. It's not just the background, but it's a lot of scenes. It's not the kind where a love line is added just to avoid having no CP, but actually deleting it doesn't affect the plot at all. The relationship between the two is very deep and is an indispensable part of the plot, but because the relationship is too deep, they are not willing to restrict each other's growth... So that the two basically develop independently. They don't meet a few times throughout the book. It feels like a long-distance relationship. Orz, it's disgusting. I want a sweet side story...
80/100, It's a historical infrastructure Machiavellian drama, although the cheating is a bit big (the system has no sense of existence most of the time, mainly relying on itself, and the experience of brewing, sugaring, clothing, weapons, etc. In later generations...) But there is a serious writing of the plot, what kind of crisis is encountered and how to resolve it... Good reviews and good reviews [Come on] It may be the reason why the characters are based on real people in history. I can feel that the world is "alive" and the characters are also alive.
70/100, Main attack, CP Gongjiu. Actually, I'm not very interested in memes, but since the CP is Gong Jiu, I want to take a look... Maybe it's not the problem of the audience itself. The early attacks are purely superficial and just pulling the flag, which is a bit embarrassing for me. But it didn't take long for the lie to be exposed. I saw many readers leaving comments saying that it was so embarrassing that they gave up on it. But to me, it was okay. I felt that the protagonist had finally started to grow up and started to look good. The follow-up is that he is pestered by Gong Jiu, and he walks towards the real thing step by step. By the way, he jumps up and down with the Jade Rakshasa, causing Wanmei Villa to be in a state of chaos... Overall, it is good, and the literary wasteland is interesting. However, there is nothing particularly amazing about it, and it still does not meet my standard of four stars.
75/100, Three stars just because it is strict. Ancient court literature involves political intrigue but not much. The time-traveling military master Gong fell in love with the emperor Shou, who was reborn as a young man. Later, Gong helped Shou defeat six generals in five passes, and Shou ascended the throne again. Except for the emotional line that feels a bit abrupt at first (is your heart suddenly moving?), Other aspects of reading are very smooth. It's pretty good-looking, but it doesn't have any memorable points that make it feel particularly outstanding, so it can't reach four or five stars.