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The introduction about past and present life at the beginning is very interesting to read, and the multiple lines of development are exciting. The heroine has a strong core, a distinct character, and all the women in the show are highlighted. Personally, I think the writing style is more sophisticated than mediocre, and more like a published book than an online article.
People who are obsessed with evil will like to watch this, bgb warns. In the first chapter, the author said that it has both BG and GB, the female protagonist is a virgin, and the male is a virgin. The author said in the comment area, "You are also a virgin when you are married and have children." You know the kind of peace of mind. The main reason is that the heroine has the abilities of hypnosis, mind control, and cognitive modification. I am lucky to be able to see her in Jinjiang.
It's a story about the relationship between mother and daughter. The mother and daughter pass through each other, and the title of the book represents the ages of the two. The communication and understanding between the 16-year-old daughter who is the top student in her grade and the 41-year-old divorced saleswoman mother reduce the exchange time, while the quarrels and unwillingness to understand each other make the exchange time increase in reverse. When they are willing to gradually understand each other and realize the pain and unspeakable hiddenness of both parties, the distance between their hearts is gradually getting closer.
(I would like to quietly recommend physical books about education. The ones I have read include "Your Children Are Not Your Children", "About Daughters" and "You Should Be Like a Bird Flying to Your Mountain")
Infinite Streaming, the character design is quite special, you can understand it after reading the first few chapters, the writing is average but very enjoyable, the plot is quite exciting, there are ghosts but not scary at all, and the male protagonist is very background.
Experimental themes. A group portrait of women, written in Chinese, with a first-person stream-of-consciousness narrative in a diary style, with multiple reversals, suspense and weirdness. Apart from anything else, I personally like this special narrative method. But you have to survive the first few chapters, so come on!
Loop body, interesting, made a drama. Each time the cycle fails, a debuff will be added to the bodies of the male and female protagonists. The extra is similar to "Groundhog Day" and is more relaxed and lively than the main text.
It's not a light-hearted article, but it's really nice to read. It's considered a semi-infinite stream. You really need to read the homepage of the article to sort out mines. The extra chapter at the end makes up for some of the regrets of the main text, but the reading experience is not very pleasant (it means that the mood will be heavy, not in a derogatory sense)
The female protagonist has many interesting characters. At the end of the first dungeon, you can see the interesting process of character creation. The male protagonist is very, very, very background. Until the last three chapters towards the end, I didn't find that there was a male protagonist. Don't even count on the emotional line in this author's plots.
Infrastructure, the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the fourth natural disaster, the whole process of career, the background of the male protagonist. It belongs to the kind of game where the players are very capable and specialize in doing the work for the heroine. The fourth natural disaster does not highlight the player's sense of fun. Goldfinger is a bit too big, but it is quite fun when viewed from the main perspective.
A woman disguises herself as a man, a very refreshing and cute story. Although the emotional line is relatively small according to Tang Rabbit's usual writing style, it is quite interesting to see the female protagonist teasing the male protagonist.
It's a fun story that costs money. It looks good in the early stage, but becomes boring in the later stage. The heroine, the hero and his teammates came back from that kind of infinite flow game. The hero lost the memory of the infinite flow in the early stage, and the heroine did not recognize him. The heroine exchanged for the elf physique, and had a series of beauty, voice and other blessings. The male protagonist's character is relatively ordinary, he is the kind of stable CEO who doesn't care about money, and occasionally gets jealous.
There are a lot of twists and turns in the drama, and the plot of the variety show and the semi-finals are quite exciting (please survive the audition part). I don't like it very much after that.
There is nothing specific in the text, but there is an astringent atmosphere floating around... Ah! Pollination port! Ah! Honeydew! Ah! Royal jelly! Ah! Milk-producing male mother! In the end, I only made one, which makes me a little regretful. I really wish I could meet this setting in a po.
The first person, Western background, may be a bit depressing and heavy in a small part, but it is still much easier to read than the "Naples Quartet". Studying hard may not really change destiny and class, but the liberation of the mind makes everything possible. It seemed like the ending was rushed so the score was low.
What will happen when a white, rich and beautiful girl enters a world where men and women are equal? What will happen when a strong woman wears the body of a female protagonist who is equal to both men and women? Double penetration, dual perspective narration. Everything encountered in the new world seemed absurd, light-hearted and interesting, while the narrative left in the old world initially seemed heavy and depressing. But that's why the final choice becomes all the more powerful.
In terms of plot, the first part is better, but the later love story is average.
Suspense mystery. Personally, I feel that the narrative part is relatively flat before v, but the rhythm and the gradual unfolding of the conspiracy are better after v.
Each perspective tells a story, first person. That is, the same event may be completely different from different people's perspectives, but their narratives, even in the first person, may conceal the truth, and each person describes himself with modifications and describes others with preferences. That is the form of "In the Bamboo Grove" by Ryunosuke Akutagawa.
This is a story about group portraits of women based on family bloodline, from the Republic of China to the 1980s. When I first saw this article published twenty years ago, I thought, no wonder it has such a pure literary style. When I read to the end, I was surprised by the feminist color contained in the Internet literature twenty years ago. The business inheritance in the copywriting is actually like the relationship between Ge Weilong and his aunt in Zhang Ailing's "The First Incense". The older generation chose this profession because they had no choice but wanted to support themselves, while the new generation who inherited their blood chose their own path and their own career.
Gl, science fiction, first person, can be read in person or on WeChat. There are blocked words in Jinjiang, so it is not very smooth to read. In this worldview, men are a minority tool for reproduction, and social power is in the hands of women. In the AG worldview, many discussions are also of guiding significance to reality.
The sense of desolation that ends abruptly is very interesting. The secret past disappears in the cold wind of the tundra, but the memory engraved in the collective mind remains forever.
Similar to the world view, there is the Segri Chronicle in Ursula Le Guin's "Found and Lost". If you are interested, you can read it.
Editor 2: I would also like to recommend the sci-fi story "Raising a Dog" at the beginning of "Confessions of a Wicked Girl" by Ye Zhenzhongxian. The twist is really shocking.
The writing is so delicious... If you can eat bg plus gl, please read it! Second person, a bit of a stream of consciousness, I can't put my finger on it but I personally really like this style.
Gl, first person, the story takes place in the United States in the early 20th century, a very interesting short story, with many twists and turns at the end, dark style.
I thought about it for a long time before deciding on the multi-channel, but in the end I watched it as Lily. The heroine's side is to support her. She looks female throughout the whole process, and there are a few scenes where she dresses in men's clothing, but at the end she confesses that her gender identity is male... But this sense of struggle is quite meaningful. I think it is suitable for people who accept both gl and bg sexual orientations. Since I have never eaten this type, I quite like this mixed evil feeling... If you accept some spoilers, you can take a look at my long review in the comment area (I wrote 2,500 yuan, wipe your sweat)
The potential red flag is that the heroine is indeed married to an old emperor who is more than 40 years older than her, but there is no description of physical contact such as hugging or other intimate behaviors in the article.
This book was jokingly said to be "Trick the Wife into Killing Me". Originally, I would never read this title, but when I saw someone on Zhihu saying that the first half of it was anti-balanced literature, I read it... And then I finished it overnight! Beautiful! Maybe it can be read as a novel that satirizes traditional time travel?
The heroine is a very ambitious one, and she is also very smart. She grew up as a domestic slave and became a powerful queen mother. Although the text says that she is a complete egoist, she clearly has her own universal compassion. Some of the discussions in the article are also very interesting, I like them very much.
The rhythm is very good, and the story is also very good as a refreshing novel. At first, I was surprised that the heroine was so powerful, why she would only be willing to be the queen mother, but the heroine supported the emperor's daughter to ascend to the throne. Anyway, she still loves her daughter very much. The extras are a bit too perfect and idealistic, but what's wrong with that?