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2 再 The Night Before Remarriage, My Late Husband Came Back Cloud Mountain at NoonRomance674k WordsCompleted 70.1kFavorites74.1kClicks/ch44.1kGifts

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The main plot of this book is not complicated. The core attraction is the emotional pull. The female protagonist is a typical heartthrob. There are nine male protagonists in total. Basically, not long after meeting several male protagonists, they quickly entered the stage of chasing each other and pulling each other. There is a difference in the male guests' personalities, but not that big. There is no big connection between the title and the text. Although the plot is divided into two stages: before the house and after the house, it essentially changes the scene and continues to stage a similar emotional drama. Therefore, the plot often feels familiar, and the emotional line has nothing to do with logic. But the most beautiful thing about it is that it attracts thousands of people, and the nine dishes are delicious and satisfying. So for me, repetition is not a huge issue.

3 攻 Polishing Jade with Stones Ning LongRomance1.2M WordsCompleted 637.8kFavorites857.5kClicks/ch968.5kGifts

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4 去 Go to Your Island King FanRomance190k WordsCompleted 343.7kFavorites292.5kClicks/ch111.8kGifts

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5 他 They Insisted on Offering Their Loyalty Fan YuetaiRomance177k WordsOngoing 32.8kFavorites31.3kClicks/ch28.5kGifts

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6 我 I Rely on Spiritual Guidance to Become the White Moonlight of the World of Cultivation YanqingshanRomance403k WordsOngoing 2.3kFavorites2.3kClicks/ch758Gifts

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7 她 She Is Not a Fake Painting Burnt GreenRomance347k WordsCompleted 1.7kFavorites2.6kClicks/ch1.1kGifts

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8 [ [Ne Zha] I Picked Up a Little Clam Spirit Parting Branch BegoniaRomance202k WordsCompleted 63.4kFavorites63.8kClicks/ch37.3kGifts

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9 我 After I Got Four Scripts Wrong Qing Fei BaiRomance240k WordsOngoing 7.1kFavorites11.8kClicks/ch1.7kGifts

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10 迷 Bewitching Formation Mauve MallowRomance266k WordsCompleted 197.1kFavorites163.3kClicks/ch160.7kGifts

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A meme is a room that cannot be left without close contact. Daxun, although the wording is more elegant and subtle, even if it is placed on the Pink Sea Life English digital platform, it is still naughty, and it will make you feel dizzy after watching too much. The development of the relationship is not very natural, but they are already a couple, and both parties are attractive people in their own way, so it is not far-fetched. This article mainly talks about meat dishes. The undeleted version is completely different from the current version. I recommend you check it out.

11 b Be Became Everyone's White Moonlight Crispy Peach CaliRomance728k WordsCompleted 94.6kFavorites237.1kClicks/ch48kGifts

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Seven worlds, seven BE. If I want to read Crematorium, this is a work that I can finish smoothly. It also contains a bit of Shura Field here and there. The emotional development is gradual and the writing is smooth. In the early stage, maybe because the author quickly explained the outlines and character experiences of the seven worlds, and there were many narrations, and the characters and vests were switched too frequently, resulting in a very dense amount of information, which made it feel a bit confusing. In the later period, it gradually gets better, and there are occasionally some touching plots. I can see the plots of several male protagonists going crazy, searching, obsessing, regretting, and trying to redeem themselves, but I always feel that I am missing a breath, that I am emotionally restrained, and that my madness is not thorough enough. After all, there are 700,000 words in 7 worlds, and the content that can be given to each world is indeed limited. The ending of the main story is a bit rushed, and the real ending will have to be seen in the extras. The heroine is quite up to par, always remembering her purpose, and not turning back easily because of the men's belated tears. I give this book 4 stars. It was not addictive enough when I read it, but if the book runs out, I will be willing to revisit it.

12 b After Be, All the Male Protagonists Were Reborn Hermit of the MountainRomance641k WordsCompleted 56.8kFavorites61.3kClicks/ch25.6kGifts

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Although when I first read it, I thought the writing was a bit immature, but as I continued reading, I became more and more attracted to it. The plot is not too complicated, and the author puts a lot of emphasis on emotional pull, which is exactly what I want to watch. The four male protagonists can be roughly summarized into the following types (personal understanding): A is an arrogant, crazy, cynical high-level monk; B is a stepbrother who is rigid and restrained, full of taboos; C is a dank male ghost who only pretends to be good in front of the female protagonist; D is a chaotic vicious dog who survived the chase and bloodshed. From actual reading, the "madness" in A and D overlaps somewhat. Moreover, the four male protagonists in the author's works, once they lose control of their emotions because the female protagonist does not love them, they will almost smash things, and they also like to pinch the female protagonist's chin, which makes me feel a little OOC, and a bit like the ancient Ba Zongzong novel. But overall, this book is still very good. The core of the beauty lies in the bowing and regret of the superior, as well as the large number of heroes competing in the Shura field. Similar themes are not uncommon, but this one is particularly exciting. Reading this book, I can even see the feeling of being an emperor in ancient times. Because the four male protagonists will really fight for the female protagonist, overtly and covertly beating each other to pieces and tearing each other apart. When competing for love, they are no longer the proud sons of heaven, but become like all the concubines in the harem from a male perspective, with all their dignity disappearing and their words and deeds being ridiculous and embarrassing. Their logic and intellect are not taken into account, because talent and strategy are the domain of "high-ranking people." And the "high-ranking person (the heroine)" in this book only wants to do the task, enjoy their kindness to her, and doesn't care about their fight, as long as they don't fight to the death - if they fight to the death, it will affect the heroine's advancement of the task. Anyway, I enjoy watching the male protagonists being frustrated, thinking about what they can't get, becoming ridiculous for love, and repaying the evil they did to the female protagonist one by one. However, this subjective reading experience did not exist from the beginning. The four male protagonists have all severely hurt the female protagonist in their previous lives, and you will still feel aggrieved and angry during the early reading. But as the plot progresses, the heroine will return the damage one by one. By the end, she was pretty much the most powerful and popular character at the time. It is true that this book contains plots of abusing women and men, but this is indeed the one I have read recently, in which the female protagonist is the most like an emperor in terms of emotional status. I quite like this kind of novel with a lot of emotional depictions.

13 成 After Becoming the Male Protagonist Bai Yueguang, My Master and I Started HE There Is a Fox Thousand Years OldRomance492k WordsCompleted 7kFavorites11.8kClicks/ch3kGifts

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The treasured and unpopular master-disciple novel brought back the joy I had from reading ancient novels ten years ago. Although the emotional core of the story is still more traditional "females are weak and men are strong", the male protagonist is gentle, has low self-esteem, is strong, pure and clean, and values ​​rules. His gentleness and low self-esteem make up for the aggressive attributes of "high status and strong strength" very well. I like it very much. The heroine is a kind-hearted person with desires and a certain degree of subjective initiative, which makes her slightly different from the traditional little white flower. I personally prefer the first 70% of the plot when the relationship is not confirmed. The emotional pull of two-way secret love and two-way inferiority is very touching. The setbacks experienced by the young couple mainly come from the outside. Internally, because they trust each other deeply, even if they haven't confessed yet, there are no angry misunderstandings. Overall, the beautiful relationship is gradually warming up. The content of filling in the gaps after the relationship is established feels a bit boring, the pace is slow, the writing style is a bit immature in some places, and the plot is a bit cliche. But the shortcomings do not hide the good points. I am very happy to see this kind of stereotyped master-disciple story.

14 我 I Am the God of the Infinite Game Hot Pepper Fish in a PotDanmei (BL)2.6M WordsCompleted 1.9MFavorites1.7MClicks/ch7.1MGifts

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I'm so broken. I can't stand it anymore after reading the first copy. Bailiu Golden Finger is here. I can get through the levels with ease. I fall in love by the way. I don't like this kind of cool writing. I'm all subscribed to it for my obsessive-compulsive disorder. After eating the melon, come back with one star.

15 外 Alien Species Taming Manual (Non-Human) Dull ScholarRomance199k WordsCompleted 239.1kFavorites233kClicks/ch193.3kGifts

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16 被 After Being Taken by the General Gazing at Three MountainsDanmei (BL)813k WordsCompleted 483.6kFavorites609.2kClicks/ch643.6kGifts

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17 逐 Chasing Jade Rice Ball InvasionRomance869k WordsCompleted 598.8kFavorites570.9kClicks/ch406.8kGifts

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18 难 Hard to Appease Zhu YiRomance389k WordsCompleted 2MFavorites2.3MClicks/ch1.1MGifts

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A few reasons to give this book three stars: First, the overall plot progressed in a dull and boring way, without any ripples. I didn't feel any pull at all during the reading process. Is this really a romance novel? Second, the plot is blunt and forcibly breaks the ice. The hero and heroine are indifferent and antagonistic during the day, but at night, they rely on the heroine to actually sleepwalk. After drinking with her, they use the excuse of sleepwalking to get closer to each other. Third, the characters are not likable, especially the male protagonist, who always speaks with an inexplicable arrogance and narcissism. The way they got along after they reunited was like using guns and sticks in every sentence. Although the author explains the reasons in the article, and although this man will still do good things and do good things despite his vicious words, I still feel uncomfortable because of his attitude. Just because a person has done something good does not mean that his words that make people uncomfortable can be automatically offset. In contrast, I think that although the female protagonist is braver than the male protagonist, the way she is brave is very inexplicable: she obviously has a long mouth, but she says nothing when encountering key issues and past misunderstandings. She will only unilaterally refuse to communicate and blindly escape. But such an avoidant personality, when dealing with the sense of boundaries between men and women, can pretend to sleepwalk in someone else's bed... After talking about the bad things, let's talk about the good ones. The later part of the book (after the two people become lovers) is a little better than the early part. The main reason is that after the relationship was established, their words were not so harsh, the heroine also vented her anger later, and the bad guys were punished to a certain extent. Overall, for me, "Hard to Coax" is another book with a reputation that's over-the-top, with only mediocre entertainment value and so-so educational value.

19 灭 After Destroying the Heavenly Dao, I Became My Archrival's Junior Sister Returning Mountain JadeRomance448k WordsCompleted 475.2kFavorites506.4kClicks/ch254.6kGifts

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It's not very clear, and it shouldn't feel ugly. In fact, I tried to see 40% of it, but it's still foggy. I feel like it's moving here and there, and I can't understand the emotional line. It's a bit group-like, and the memories are a bit confusing due to repeated interspersion. The daily flow of the story is pretty flat. I have read three Gui Shan Yu books, and I liked one of them a lot after the apocalyptic sadomasochistic male protagonist turned black. The very popular Destroy the Heavens and Madam Danger are both fully booked, but I barely read them. It seems that I should be more cautious when reading Gui Shan Yu books in the future. Some are fragrant and some are off-putting.

20 伪 The Fake Slackers Papaya HuangDanmei (BL)411k WordsCompleted 2.3MFavorites2.1MClicks/ch2.5MGifts

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21 冬 Winter Solstice Ning LongRomance266k WordsCompleted 223.3kFavorites425.2kClicks/ch78.6kGifts

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22 无 Infinite Bankruptcy Crisis Light Clouds, FaintRomance208k WordsCompleted 192.7kFavorites251.9kClicks/ch267.3kGifts

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23 向 Offering a Salted Fish to the Patriarch Fu HuaRomance324k WordsCompleted 919.5kFavorites1.8MClicks/ch749.1kGifts

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The writing style of the book "Presenting Salted Fish to the Master" is light and funny, and it reads fairly smoothly. It cannot be said to be ugly, but in my opinion, Its quality is not worthy of its fame, and its audience may be more inclined to adolescent girls who like a relaxed love atmosphere. The biggest problem is that the heroine is too ambitious. Although the title says "salted fish", the heroine is naturally set up as a person who has no pursuits and just wants to lie down. But is salted fish equivalent to flat characterization? I don't think this is a concept. This hollowness also directly affects the emotional line between her and the male protagonist. The male protagonist is a typical tyrant and school bully Long Aotian. He kills and takes away other people's lives, but he only tolerates the female protagonist infinitely. So the question is: why is it her? The novel never gives a convincing enough reason, or in other words, this separation is completely made up by the setting. So the feeling that the whole relationship gave me was not that the two people built up a relationship step by step, but that the author needed them to love each other, so they got together. This is also a common problem in many online articles. Because of this, after reading the whole book, I felt more and more that the heroine was more like a pet cat raised by the hero than the lover of the hero. Do humans need any reason to tolerate pets? Unnecessary. Can pets get angry and scratch their owners? Yes, but its safety, resources and destiny ultimately rest in the hands of its owner. So although the heroine is not a spoiled wife in the traditional sense, she does not deliberately act coquettishly to please her, and she even has a little temper. But I would say she's like a pet rather than an independent female character. What particularly makes me feel that the heroine's character is untenable is the content before and after Chapter 41. The heroine was treated very badly, but she still had no idea of ​​revenge and going back. She couldn't even do the most basic "tit for tat". Instead, she continued to hide behind the male protagonist and let him take revenge for her. A little trivia: Not opposing or blocking is actually supporting. And if you don't do anything, you can enjoy the results and continue to maintain the image of a decent person (the so-called civilized modern person). It is actually very irresponsible to use modern souls and salty fish personalities to explain this kind of behavior very crudely. Salted fish is an attitude towards life, not a lack of personality. Later, the heroine can suddenly kill again. Why? Because she has lost her memory and only has memories before time travel. So it's even more strange. They all traveled through time. Why didn't they kill before, but now they can kill? Don't have any expectations, just pass the time and read this book. In the pursuit of a full-fledged character that can withstand scrutiny, this book may not meet expectations.

24 扬 Yang Shu Phantom Song of the South WindDanmei (BL)181k WordsCompleted 55.1kFavorites112.1kClicks/ch8.8kGifts

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25 镜 Mirror Color Shi JiuyuanRomance269k WordsCompleted 148.1kFavorites195.4kClicks/ch61.4kGifts

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26 引 Luring the Wolf into the House Bi HuiRomance791k WordsCompleted 116.1kFavorites111.1kClicks/ch81.3kGifts

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27 死 Death's Kaleidoscope Xi ZixuDanmei (BL)875k WordsCompleted 1.6MFavorites1.8MClicks/ch3.6MGifts

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Finally finished reading. The whole book is relatively smooth to read, and the overall reading experience is in an inverted V shape: the beginning and end have an average feel, and the middle part is the best. There are no particularly obvious shortcomings, but there are no particularly outstanding strengths. Let's talk about deduction points first. First, there are some content that seems unfriendly to women nowadays, as well as a lot of vulgar jokes. For example, Chapter 4 mentioned that women are naturally hostile to those of the same sex who are prettier than them; another example is naming the male supporting character "Manman", which is very easy to tease him. The name Ruan Baijie also has a bit of a bad taste, and content similar to relying on vulgar hints to be clever can be seen everywhere in the text and composition. There are too many examples to list them all. This is one of the reasons why I had a bad impression in the early stage. But it's still acceptable, after all, this book was written in 2018, when RN and vulgarity were almost as natural as breathing, and many stereotypes were shaped by the general environment at that time. It is only in recent years that I have begun to reflect on these issues. So I will raise this point, but it will not be a thorn in the side, and it will not affect my continued reading. The second deduction point, which is also another reason for the poor initial impression, is that the relationship between the two people developed abruptly. From the perspective of a new reader, the two strangers have already crossed the line as soon as they interact, making people not quite sure where this emotional impulse comes from. Especially in the first door, Shou accepted the various transgressive behaviors of a person he had just met with almost no psychological burden, and even expressed a regret that "it's a pity that I can't fall in love with a beautiful girl (Gong himself)". I was confused: Didn't you give it? Although it was abrupt at the beginning, it came around later, but for a new reader, if it weren't for the popularity of this book, these two problems were enough to make me abandon the article after the first chapter. And this discomfort was gradually diluted by truly supportive emotions as the two experienced more and more copies and experienced life and death together. Let's talk about the advantages. Taking into account the factors of the times, these dungeons are generally good. There is distinction between different dungeons, and the horror atmosphere is relatively moderate (in fact, I personally don't think it is scary at all). The main reason is that on the one hand, the two people flirted frequently all the way, so it was difficult to become tense; on the other hand, the author made the protagonist smart enough, strong enough, and vulnerable to strong attacks, so that the overall difficulty of completing the game was not high, which naturally weakened the sense of terror. My personal favorite copy is "Box Girl", the Werewolf variant. What I dislike the most is the twelfth door. It basically exists just to fill in the settings, and the writing is relatively sparse. Other than that, I can still read the other copies, but I have no experience with them. Compared with the current Infinite Streaming, which often has two to three million words, "Death" has less than one million words and can be read quickly. But how do you make it short and concise, rather than crude and crude? In this regard, "Death of Ten Thousands" fell short of my expectations. Along with the word count, the plot twists and excitement of the copy have dropped. The ending was a bit unfinished, as some people were not satisfied with the setting of Gong "stealing" Shou's life. But the emotional line of this book didn't move me, so between liking and hating it, I chose indifferent. Overall rating, 4 stars.

28 骄 Arrogant Chen NianRomance363k WordsCompleted 319.2kFavorites437kClicks/ch155.8kGifts

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29 我 I Became the Richest Man in the World by Giving My Husband Away Apple, Slightly SweetRomance503k WordsOngoing 37.2kFavorites41.2kClicks/ch50.7kGifts

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30 导 The Director Comes with Her Own Hype Apple, Slightly SweetRomance1.4M WordsOngoing 28.7kFavorites23.1kClicks/ch104.3kGifts

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31 局 Rain in Some Areas JinyushuRomance235k WordsCompleted 3.2kFavorites3.7kClicks/ch559Gifts

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32 你 How Did You Marry My Uncle? Dull ScholarRomance207k WordsCompleted 142.6kFavorites146.3kClicks/ch89.6kGifts

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The reason why the male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist is a bit far-fetched, but ignore this logic. If you like to watch uncles take advantage of their nephews in their dark years, and you like to see scumbag men who don't understand how to cherish being slapped in the face, then this book is a good one. Although in essence, this book is still in the genre of "rich man x weak, poor and pure woman", but it is different from the ancient Ba Zongwen in that the story takes place on the premise of being immoral. OMG, immorality is simply a fairy element in a relationship! Therefore, the emotions in this book are less flamboyant and greasy than those of ancient bosses. The more restrained, calm, and decent the male protagonist is, and the more he wears a suit as a male ghost, the more interesting it is to read. Who doesn't like to see the depravity and filth of those in high positions? If I have to clear it up, I think this is still a traditional marriage and love narrative. Although the male protagonist provides a lot of help to the female protagonist, the relationship between men and women is still within the framework of the higher-ranking person versus the lower-ranking person. There is staring and hunting, and the female protagonist is not really respected equally. But in the final analysis, this is just an entertainment novel. As long as it makes you feel comfortable reading XP, I personally found it very smooth and engaging after reading it. It's not long and can be read in one afternoon.

33 小 Little Mushroom Fourteen ContinentsDanmei (BL)313k WordsCompleted 1.4MFavorites1.5MClicks/ch1.4MGifts

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34 全 Global College Entrance Exam Mu Su LiDanmei (BL)601k WordsCompleted 2.5MFavorites2.4MClicks/ch2.9MGifts

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I ordered it all, and I can't even read the free chapters. It has nothing to do with unlimited streaming. The writing style is pretentious, the Riddler expresses it, and the writing style is also very poor. The author is speechless when writing characters. He only knows names, colons, quotation marks, and ellipses, which appear in the text wholesale. I held my nose and read the first copy. I endured and read half of the second copy, but still gave up.

35 蘑 Mushroom Mushroom Duo LiRomance132k WordsCompleted 86.6kFavorites102.4kClicks/ch51.5kGifts

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A poor and cold-hearted man × a rich girl who is naturally stupid, have a secret love for Tian Wen. Both of them are very kind and upright, good people in the worldly sense, and the heroine can read minds (a little bit of science fiction elements). The quality of the article itself is not bad, with a light comedy style. The author is very generous and includes a lot of small theaters in his words. Unfortunately, the brainwaves are not up to par.

36 为 In Order to Make He Yu Regret King FanRomance140k WordsCompleted 74.6kFavorites104.9kClicks/ch32.3kGifts

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It's rare to see an online novel where the heroine has this kind of personality: fat, ugly, acne-prone, short-sighted, in a difficult family situation, with a savage personality, and is ostracized by the whole school. She is not like the heroines in mainstream romance novels. Even if she is down and out, she can still have a face that will make a country fall. But it happened that it was such a girl with all her shortcomings who wrote a touching and tear-jerking love and life. The beginning of the story is a bloody arrangement between childhood sweethearts. The heroine was the apple of a rich family's eye; but the hero at that time was just the nanny's son, with a local accent and living under someone else's roof. But as the Jiang family's business failed, the former princess became the target of bullying on campus. But the male protagonist, who has always worked hard and made progress, counterattacked and became a cool and outstanding campus figure. The two people's lives were completely reshuffled, and the charm of this novel began to emerge. My liking for the heroine initially stems from her subjectivity. According to common sense, the huge gap in family wealth is enough to destroy a person's dignity. But when the heroine enters the micro-society of campus with the worst cards in her hand, she faces countless evil intentions around her. Even though she is ugly and poor, she can still stand up to the evil intentions and refuse to fall into the trap of self-certification. I highly recommend this episode to girls who are prone to low self-esteem and internal friction: a person's value should not be tied to appearance, family background or worldly standards of success. You don't need to be perfect to deserve respect and love. But this plot is not completely "real". As the truth is gradually revealed, the heroine's pretense of high self-esteem is exposed. Peel off the thorny shell, and inside is a bloody soul. It's not that she doesn't feel pain, she just refuses to show weakness. This part of the personality change is actually quite difficult to deal with. What did a girl who was once so indulgent go through to become the tolerant person she is now? The rationality benefits from the successful shaping of the supporting characters: the heroine's parents gave the heroine an extremely heavy love in a way that harmed their own dignity. This kind of love became the armor she had to carry, allowing her to hold on and refuse to bow down even when she was in the most embarrassing situation. For this reason, I want to praise the author's writing style. She uses a concise and powerful writing style that does not deliberately pile up words to bring the characters in the book to life. This kind of "living" stems from the progressive logic of character behavior and the understanding of their psychological changes: character prompts action, and action advances the plot. In addition, there is no deliberately exaggerated plot - campus bullying does not have to result in death, and the male protagonist is not always high-spirited. He will age, even have a stroke or hemiplegia. These plots are so common, and the author's delicate capture makes people think of those lives that have long been faded, but seem to have been similar. Looking back on the long lives of these two people, from the unintentional harm caused by their ignorance in childhood to the reversal of situations in their student days, one has already changed his destiny through hard work, while the other is struggling in the desperate situation of a poor family, but it is difficult to withstand the weight of the world. Fortunately, when she was about to give up, a pair of hands stretched out from the darkness and held her tightly. And when the story reaches its final destination, youth is gone, and the once high-spirited spirit has turned into the trivialities of ordinary life and the torment of illness. The story did not stop at the scene where the prince and princess finally lived happily together, but this is life.

37 除 Everyone Is Reborn Except Me Xi Invites XiaoRomance232k WordsCompleted 37.7kFavorites69.6kClicks/ch9.7kGifts

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38 重 Heavy Purple Shu KeRomance448k WordsCompleted 44.9kFavorites158.1kClicks/ch11kGifts

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39 落 See You Again in the Season of Falling Flowers Shu KeRomance229k WordsCompleted 38.2kFavorites186.7kClicks/ch19.4kGifts

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40 表 Blessings to My Cousin Penglai KeRomance510k WordsCompleted 395.1kFavorites869.3kClicks/ch281.4kGifts

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41 狙 Sniper Butterfly Seven Treasures CrispRomance333k WordsCompleted 278.7kFavorites349.9kClicks/ch104.2kGifts

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42 勿 Do Not Disturb My Ascension Butterfly Shadow Beneath the MoonRomance658k WordsCompleted 268kFavorites641kClicks/ch884.5kGifts

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I knew this book had been adapted into a film and TV show, and because of this endorsement, I blind bought it. I didn't expect it to be extremely boring. The original novel had only a long and uneventful "inheritance", and the protagonist hardly encountered any real setbacks. As a result, the character had no development curve, no growth in sight, and was very flat and thin. Not only is it boring to read, but it is also very tiring, because the book is filled with a lot of invalid information, and the passerby who has no role in the story has to have a name. As a result, not only does it fail to construct a picture of all living beings, but it creates a huge memory burden. As for the values, they are very traditional and pedantic. Especially in the description of female relationships, there is endless competition between females. For example, Xueyu Fairy (Chapter 35), because she was betrayed by her husband, turned to hate all "coquettish and coquettish" young female nuns. No, you have found the wrong person, right? Instead of dealing with the real heartless man, he assigns unwarranted labels to his own kind? Another example is that Kong Hou and Lingbo secretly competed with each other in the inn, observing each other and looking at themselves several times, and the male monks were inexplicably "exceptionally tolerant" of the beautiful female monks (Chapter 34). It seems that the primary value of a female cultivator lies not in her ability to move mountains and reclaim seas, but in her youth and appearance. This lack of logic also extends to the protagonist's behavioral patterns and emotional development. Even though the characters are so-called smart and cautious, the three protagonists were able to open up and shout out the name of a rare treasure such as "mermaid scales" without any cover in the crowded inn courtyard (Chapter 46). This OOC behavior of forcibly reducing intelligence in order to advance the plot instantly caused the original elite image to collapse. On the emotional line, logical support is even more scarce. As a top swordsman who has been seeking enlightenment for many years, the male protagonist can lament that "I only know how precious my youth is when I meet you" (Chapter 43) after getting along with the female protagonist for a short time. It is outrageous but not outrageous. It is a relationship that is so strong that he is willing to deny his past. The core pillar is just: no one appreciates the male protagonist's writing, and only the female protagonist regards her as a confidant. But the two of them have not actually experienced any major hardships of life and death. Just because the heroine happened to understand his words, plus she was beautiful and kind, and was willing to sacrifice for him, the hero instantly surrendered. His words and deeds were very greasy, and it sounded like a cultivator version of the president... There are countless places where the character and words and deeds conflict, making the character very confusing, unlike Cthulhu, and indescribable. The author introduced in the copy that this is a "relaxing style" article about cultivating immortality. However, if "easy" means that you can trample on logic at will, objectify women, and provide nutritious industrial saccharine, then everyone may have some deviations in their understanding of ease, and they will not like this book very much.

43 渡 Borrowing Yang Energy Sing of the Wind and GoRomance275k WordsCompleted 256.9kFavorites275.2kClicks/ch129.6kGifts

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"Du Yang Qi" is based on the classic fantasy story "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio - Nie Xiaoqian". In the original book, Yan Chixia is a scholar, and the widely circulated film and television image is a tough guy with a big beard. However, in "Du Yang Qi", he is reshaped into a strong and beautiful character. He comes to Lanruo Temple to catch monsters, falls in love with the heroine at first sight, and becomes attracted to her, and the romantic story begins. To be honest, using "love at first sight" or "love at first sight" as the starting point of a romantic relationship is a rather poor narrative design that can easily make the characters appear casual or even frivolous. However, in "Du Yang Qi", although the story unfolds in this way, in the subsequent plots, the male protagonist's feelings are gradually "washed out", and what is left in the end is a rather extreme and quite loyal romance. At first, it was more like a "body transaction" about survival. For the female protagonist Xue Ming, her initial "throwing herself into my arms" came from a strong drive for survival; while the male protagonist Yan Yuhe showed an attitude of "not rejecting anyone who comes" when facing a strange woman who took the initiative to approach, which inevitably seems frivolous at first glance. In the shallow stage of the relationship between the male and female protagonists, the initial pleasure of the plot comes from the setting of "crossing Yang Qi", which makes the blushing and heart-pounding intimate contact between adults grand. At this time, the man and woman have their own secrets: the heroine is seeking life, and the hero is greedy for sex. As the plot progresses, the male protagonist's single-minded paranoia towards the female protagonist and his indifference to others gradually emerge. On the surface, he is cold towards the heroine, but in his behavior he shows almost pathological possessiveness and loyalty. When faced with separation, he will show vulnerability and uneasiness. These details in turn prove that his initial "no rejection" is not valid for anyone, but only because the object is the heroine. As a result, the frivolous feeling left at the beginning was completely washed away, and instead transformed into a romantic feeling of "destined fall". At this time, the behavior of "crossing the Yang Qi" becomes more interesting. For the female protagonist, she takes the initiative to throw herself into her arms, but is not tempted, just to survive; for the male protagonist, his face is calm, as if he has always been the one who is aloof and in control of the overall situation, but he is tempted and becomes a passive one in the actual relationship. The collision of two unequal motives and the dislocation of body and soul creates a subtle sense of taboo, making those ambiguous plots appear both sweet and erotic. Overall, "Du Yang Qi" is a very successful adaptation of "Nie Xiaoqian". Lanruo Temple is still cold and eerie, but the core of the story is unexpectedly warm. It simply skipped the tumultuous love games, and directly pushed the male and female protagonists into a passionate relationship similar to "marriage first, love later" in an environment where ghosts are rampant. Even if everything starts from an unseemly lust, in the end, an extreme but pure loyalty can grow in the tug of life, death and desire.

44 穿 After Reincarnating as the White Moonlight's Stand-In Shu NingRomance1.3M WordsCompleted 253.1kFavorites652kClicks/ch494.6kGifts

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Just looking at the title of the book, I expected a sadomasochism or wife-chasing crematorium full of emotional tension, tension and bondage, but after reading the actual book, the title is somewhat misleading. The emotional scenes in the book are marginalized, and are said to be romances. In fact, the emotional scenes are very few, and in the length of nearly 1.3 Million words, they are diluted to almost nothing. The so-called "stand-in" setting is more like an introduction to the protagonist's self-awakening. The core story is actually the heroine Qiao Wan's history of blood and tears struggle in the world of cultivation. However, the huge volume did not bring about a steady improvement in quality, but instead made the article appear long and cumbersome. The author writes on and on, and suddenly inserts a Mid-Autumn Festival episode with a big timeline jump between the main text, which not only interrupts the rhythm, but even contains spoilers... What does it mean? Not to mention the inexplicable amnesia episode in the later period. What makes me feel more uncomfortable than the messy rhythm is the repeated logical jumps in the characters. For example, in the plot, Qiao Wan fabricated a male doppelganger, and under this identity, he shined as a young talent. Although this kind of gender criticism of "degendering can lead to caring about the cause" is very realistic, it is slightly inconsistent to appear in such a work with refreshing logic. Moreover, the protagonist in Chapter 116 also made delicate remarks, saying "What girl doesn't like Xiangxiang Ruanruan" and defined the tough sense of strength as a forced "force of life"... No, a female character who was sober and tenacious in the early stage and has been pursuing becoming stronger suddenly started to feel self-pity in the middle of "What girl doesn't like Xiangxiang Ruanuan"? How has this character collapsed! Another uncomfortable point is that there are many misogynistic words in the article. For example, one of the heroine's skills is called "Lei Mou". Even if it is a homophonic joke trying to be humorous, its misogynistic logical core is still uncomfortable; another example is Chapter 111, the ranking order of pronouns is still "he (she)", placing women in a supplementary position within brackets. Is this ranking really appropriate in a cultivation novel written by a female writer, with women as the main readers, and about the rise of women? Although it is not difficult to see from the author's words her supportive attitude towards women, I'm sorry, but I still feel the need to mention this unconscious terminology bias. It's not that the plot is not fun, I prefer the middle plot, such as returning to Kunshan and the ghost market dungeon. The latter uses some Chinese folklore horror elements to make this part of the world view more immersive. The protagonist's IQ and EQ are also relatively online, and there are fewer cheats that take advantage of modern people's identities. But unfortunately, the golden finger setting of this book as a whole (especially the front and back parts) lacks strict logic. There is a lot of content that relies on modern technology and memorizing ancient poems to reduce dimensionality. In the later stage, it can even develop Gundam. In terms of language style, the writing follows a modern and colloquial approach, with short sentence structure and a large number of Internet memes. Although it is light and humorous to read, which is suitable for this shonen manga style, it is not formal enough and it is difficult to get involved in it. Finally, there are 2 chapters that are locked, which affects the entire book. The obsessive-compulsive disorder makes it very uncomfortable. I would not recommend this book to friends who want to see delicate emotional entanglements or logical cultivation upgrades.

45 娇 Jiaoluan Can YaoRomance520k WordsCompleted 235.2kFavorites265.4kClicks/ch59.3kGifts

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I ordered it all because of the pseudo-orthopedics and the beautiful cover, but now I have a huge regret. First, the emotional logic barely holds water. The entire love line lacks a normal emotional progression process, and is more like a "because I am the male protagonist and you are the female protagonist, so we must fall in love" setting to follow the plot. The heroine is a typical white, thin, dodder. As a marriage evader, she frequently crosses the line in the beginning when her relationship with the prince is still shallow. After seeking asylum, she still acts in a high-profile manner and flaunts around. She has no sense of being under the protection of others in a desperate situation. It is difficult for me to rationalize this behavior as "naive and favored". The male protagonist unconditionally accepts and protects the female protagonist from the beginning, but there is not enough foreshadowing and psychological support. Considering his character and risk cost, this choice is completely inconsistent with the character logic. If it is said that there was full of vigorous love from the beginning, the text does not give relevant information. The emotional progression between the two therefore seemed abrupt and abrupt, more like mass-produced industrial saccharine than the emotional result of a natural growth of the characters' personalities. Even the following text does not provide effective supplements. I could not find the complete logical chain of love after reading the entire book. Secondly, the political background is generally childish and is seriously out of touch with the identity of the characters. The main characters in the book are all in a whirlpool of power, but lack the matching minds and means. Their abilities are more verbally judged by the author, rather than naturally reflected through complex games and plot advancement. Scenes such as the poisoning of the mandarin duck pot were handled too simply and straightforwardly. Another example is the emperor's father. As a figure at the pinnacle of power, his emotions and attitudes change at will. He lacks the majesty of an emperor and seldom makes calculations. The tone and interaction style of the prince admonishing the emperor in Chapter 30 are comparable to the scene in a modern urban drama where the eldest son comforts his emotional father. Even if the background of the Han and Tang dynasties is assumed, the basic order of monarchs and ministers and the relationship between father and son should always have a bottom line. This kind of dialogue seems extremely inconsistent in the emperor's home. Finally, there is the immaturity of writing techniques. Mature novels promote the plot through actions and details, convey emotions through expressions and behaviors, and allow readers to understand the character's psychology on their own. However, this book frequently uses straightforward psychological explanations instead of character expressions, and directly brings the conclusion to the reader, lacking emotional brewing and interactive tension. The relationships between the characters are not acted out, but explained. Therefore, the reading experience seems flat and stiff. The overall reading feeling is like a group of primary school students wearing exquisite ancient costumes and holding a modern idol drama script to play in a costume studio. The outer shell is gorgeous, but the inside is hollow. The more I read, the more embarrassing it becomes. I like pseudo-orthopedics very much, but the writing techniques and underlying logic are not in place. No matter how good the label or cover is, it cannot support the text. If the industrial saccharine doesn't even care about basic logic and only insists on the setting, it will really be difficult for people to continue reading.

46 双 Double Track Shi JiuyuanRomance347k WordsCompleted 232.8kFavorites304.2kClicks/ch81.4kGifts

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47 日 Sunrise Qingluan Vanilla Taro BallsRomance652k WordsCompleted 200.3kFavorites231kClicks/ch106.6kGifts

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48 大 The Moment When Heavy Rain Falls Folded ScrollRomance489k WordsCompleted 133kFavorites139.1kClicks/ch73.4kGifts

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49 香 Beyond Shampoo Stone GrapesRomance310k WordsCompleted 89.6kFavorites88.3kClicks/ch37.7kGifts

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The literature of male mistresses is really good. The author fully describes the dark energy of the male protagonist Mu Liu, who "clearly has something evil in his heart, but pretends to be serious on the surface, and takes the initiative to seduce in private". Coupled with the attitude of the female protagonist Yang Zhi, who "does not agree, but does not firmly refuse", this relationship is full of "unclear" ambiguous pulls, but it does not appear to be extremely despicable. On the contrary, it is particularly sour because of the delicate psychological game. Moreover, this sense of immorality of pretending to be ignorant is precisely the most exciting part of the book and also suits my taste. When I first opened the book, I had quite mixed feelings. On the one hand, I found this kind of "stealing and flirting" drama really exciting, but on the other hand, I was very anxious about the excellence of the male and female protagonists. When you watch it, you will unconsciously take it in and feel guilty that "I didn't work hard enough". But here's the problem: From a human perspective, I believe there is a heaven beyond the sky. But from the perspective of online novels, their hard work and success still belong to the tried-and-tested online novel routines, especially the male protagonist, who is the perfect character who "except for feelings, everything has been achieved through hard work." As an international student, I even feel that this kind of "top student" life is a bit distorted. Of course, this book is much more real than those novels that frequently "lose contact when going abroad" and "Chapter 1: Bai Yueguang returns to China" and only use foreign backgrounds to show their strength. But it still focuses too much on the sense of elitism and highlight moments, and lacks some pyrotechnics and real-life embarrassment, thereby weakening the credibility of the plot. Logical problems also exist in the description of supporting characters and the budding stages of emotions—— In order to make the male protagonist's rise to the top a logical one, the real boyfriend at the beginning is portrayed in an extremely unflattering way, being selfish, rigid and hateful. But the question is, why would a progressive and intelligent woman like the heroine have an intimate relationship with such an inferior man in the first place? The reasons given towards the end of the story are not very convincing. As for the high school years when feelings were born, although the author describes the high school years with many details and accurately captures the sensitive mood and subtle interactive atmosphere of adolescence, once we delve deeper into why the two "must have each other", the reasons are still vague. Emotions can sprout from ordinary daily life, but if such an intense emotion is written about the ordinary life of a high school student, it feels unbelievable. The most criticized thing is: In this era where sending a message only takes one second, two people who love each other deeply and have been in love for many years can tolerate not contacting each other for so long. Then this sincerity will put a question mark in my heart. Overall, it is a fast-food web novel with a sense of theme, a sense of atmosphere that is sometimes outstanding and sometimes boring, and a relatively realistic description of overseas life, but with templated characters and certain loopholes in logic. If you want to read back and forth, this book can indeed provide some fleeting amazing moments, but if you want to pursue emotional inevitability and logical rigor, it is destined to make you jump repeatedly between "interesting" and "boring".

50 和 After Divorcing a Superstar, I Married Yan West ZaozaoRomance411k WordsCompleted 82.4kFavorites288.5kClicks/ch101.1kGifts

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