The Female Protagonist Can Be Watched (Main Plot Flow)
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The novel is centered on the heroine, focusing on the plot and rejecting the camera heroine. Romance content is mainly about the heroine driving the main plot.
This is the most enjoyable novel about the Three Kingdoms Contest with a female protagonist after "The Phoenix Wears the Broken Han". The female protagonist with the counselor system has her eyes on the lord from the very beginning of her exposure to power. The heroine started early, so Zhuge Liang and Sun Quan are still children, and they still have a large number of famous historical ministers. The author also consciously writes more female ministers (however, based on the gender ratio of celebrities in the Three Kingdoms itself, it is still unlikely to reach the 1:1 in Tianze Shiruo's original novel).
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I actually want to give it five stars, but on rare occasions (describing war) there are so many long sentences and a lot of historical place names and wording that my head hurts.
It was one of the few Jinjiang fanfics I could read during the time when Curse Back was very popular, and it was also the first fanfic I read that had pixel game elements. It's fun, imaginative, a little nonsensical, and very smooth. The heroine made both the good and the bad guys lose their minds at one point, and she tended to be all-inclusive.
I didn't give it five stars because this book is said to be the end, but it's actually the first part... The second part, it should be a trap [cracked]
This author's best article about a female protagonist, down-to-earth and warm, the story of the HP heroine, the CP should be Cedric, but it has an open ending. Because it is HP, in order to fulfill her childhood dream, the author of this article gave the heroine what her mother should give, not what her mother-in-law should give.
The opening is very naive. The heroine just passed by and was a little embarrassed to look at the historical figure fangirl. Fortunately, it was a free chapter. It gets better later on, and the heroine belongs to the type of ascendant who strictly controls the armed forces.
The good parts are very good, and the bad parts are really annoying to watch. The author loves to write about a loyal minister who was wronged → the heroine acted to save people → the readers once thought that the heroine was saved because of the author's description → I tell you no → the heroine is in pain and wants to take the throne even more seriously. I can understand this kind of routine to highlight the evil of the emperor and pave the way for the heroine to firmly ascend the throne. The comment section is also scolding the dog emperor. After playing it twice, I feel that the author is deliberately toying with the readers. The author likes to insert some characters who appear rarely but have good images into this routine. The original supporting characters who are not very likeable have always been alive...
The CP is Zhang Juzheng, but the emotional drama was well written, not as polarizing as the plot line. One is that the proportion is just right, and it does not take away the charm of the plot line while advancing. The struggle for hegemony is still the absolute main line; the other is that the setting of the emotional scene is relatively good, and it does not give people the feeling that the heroine works for the cp/the cp is the son-in-law. Overall, it is a story about two like-minded people with high self-esteem who occasionally meet and continue to work hard on their own path.
But the main focus of this kind of historical enthronement article is the plot, so it's three points.
This is a story about three girls from the Borgia family in Western Europe, where the Pope still had great power. If you have a high sense of morality, you don't need to read this. The heroine is smart, intelligent and indulgent. Maybe it is due to the background of the times, but she is still very human after being assimilated to the Celestial Dragon. I can continue reading because this point is very eye-catching in other novels, but in this context, since these people are all thinking about assassination/making money/sex, it is chaotic in itself but seems natural? The heroine is even kinder than the people in her family. There are more than one time in the article where the heroine has just done something big or threatened someone and was told by her family members, "You are so kind. You can definitely xxxxx (kill people/torture/torture)", which makes it very humorous to read.
This article is basically regarded as an orthopedic article. Although the author repeatedly emphasized that it is not the case, it is still unstoppable (it was even reported for orthopedic reasons and the author responded. The article is very humorous both inside and outside), because the real orthopedic article may not be as interesting as this article... I feel that the heroine She has a community of interests with her eldest brother/blood relatives/a shrewd and indulgent sister and her brother who followed her and assassinated her husbands several times. With this combination, if this book is adapted into an American TV series, the American CPs in China will only be this pair and not a real marriage/sexual relationship. It's so funny.
This book contains a large number of historical figures, and a major feature of Europe and the United States is that younger people and elders often have the same names, so it is not friendly to people who are not good at remembering names.
Having watched "Gotham Mayor Simulator" and "Days of a Factory Owner in London" (the latter uses the setting of the Stardew Valley game), I was full of interest as soon as I saw the title of this article, and so far I haven't been impressed by anything.
Generally speaking, there are several types of good-looking books that use game systems to enter other worlds: funny stories about persecuting original characters from different worlds, infrastructure revolution stories, and inhuman player stories. This book doesn't go far enough anywhere. And the author was obsessed with writing an original supporting actor named Lynch. The problem was that this guy killed the heroine once (although the heroine was resurrected painlessly the next day due to the Stardew Valley mechanism). He was not an original character, but the author seemed to want to write him as a cp branch of the heroine. So far, this character has no charm.
The author is very good at writing plots that smell like rain and therefore humid earth, especially the family/cb-oriented plots. Every time this happens, the writing suddenly gets better. When you write the revolution line/revenge line, does it feel like a hurried, child-like excitement and embarrassment? To some extent, it is still very suitable for the world view of Naruto.
It is a very novel story about Tianmu. The novelty is not because of the divine right of Tianmu to make everyone kneel down when the tiger's body is shocked, but because the opponents of the spoiler protagonist's ascension to the throne are wary. The epic-level enhancement [Dog Head], the protagonist and the rivals for hegemony are all rushing to progress because of Tianmu. The not so good thing is that It is this setting that makes it difficult to control the proportion of the original story line (the story of the heroine ascending to the throne without a canopy) and the current story line with a canopy. Sometimes it feels like the one without a canopy is more enjoyable. This is quite worrying for the author. It is 3.5 Articles. If this point is solved, it will be 4 points.
It's actually quite good-looking, and the whole article is written in one go. The actual quality of the article is much better than my other three-star articles, and it can even reach four stars. The reason why I didn't give it four stars is that although the heroine controls the two vests of the emperor and the queen, in the end, in the eyes of everyone, it was the emperor as the ruler who achieved these political achievements. The queen is a super assistant of the "virtuous queen" with top combat power, but essentially it is all done by the heroine under the control of a woman... One point will be deducted for doing the things of the empress but not becoming the empress.
For Hong Kong entertainment articles, the author can write some original movie plots, which are also quite interesting. When I bought the article, the author was already revising it. When I read it, it didn't matter if it was already revised. However, the author's updates were intermittently, which meant that the revision of the article was still intermittently. The next chapter of the unrevised article did not match the revised previous chapter. As a result, there are still more than ten chapters left to read, but I can't finish them, which makes me feel a little uncomfortable. I can give it four points just for the previous part.
Very funny! It accurately captures the essence of The Sims. Using the Sims mechanism to persecute the villains of Gotham is even more fun. Compared with this book and another comprehensive martial arts novel, Ganlu Valley, it captures the essence of the game system very well and does not go astray.
In fact, just talking about the part where the female protagonist becomes stronger, although the writing is not superb, it can be read smoothly and comfortably. After all, there are really not many martial arts female protagonists. But after the CP line of Gong Ziyu came out, it was okay in the early stage. Later, when it gradually took up a larger proportion, I didn't like to watch it anymore, and I couldn't get the charm of this CP line and the CP object. ?? As an embellishment of the heroine's plot flow, it is interspersed in the plot. It can be given a 1/6 ratio. After all, it is not attractive and attractive enough to make people want to watch it. If the ratio is too much, it will be meaningless.
The book about the transformation of Gotham by Domestic Armor is very interesting. If you love infrastructure, don't miss it! Because I like this book, I looked for many infrastructure simulators of the same type to read, but none of them were as enjoyable as this one. There is CP, but it appears at the end and the sense of presence is very low? It gives me the feeling that the author started typing the romance, and it was fun to write it, but then it was written directly without cp and it didn't fit the tag, so it was just a temporary ending. I love Madam Mayor [Come on]
I read it but didn't finish it. Although the word count is not that many, I was very tired after reading it. Because the beauty of the heroine is repeatedly emphasized, it seems that after watching the first world, I am not very interested in it. And because it was presupposed from the beginning that several of the original male characters liked the female protagonist, it felt like a forced setting. Although inheriting the inheritance was great, there was no real feeling of watching the female protagonist become stronger.
From the story of a maid who was casually killed by the original character and gradually became an official, I have read a third of the story. Judging from the title, I guess she will ascend to the throne later? The heroine took her first official position as a woman, which was well received.