For female protagonists, I only want the writing style to be light, humorous and logical. In real-life Edinburgh, in the novel, baby girls must be unconditionally preferred.
I feel that the author has really taken a lot of classes to create such a story with an interesting and logical structure, smooth and natural writing style, and meaningful words. The heroine's parents are from an ordinary family in the county town, but the heroine has been stubborn since she was a child, refuses to admit defeat, and is full of curiosity and desire to explore. What I like most is that she is very sharp-tongued. In the story, her interactions with people, quarrels, and blows are all justified, which is very exciting. The male protagonist was born into a family of artists. He is an artist with a cold and stern appearance but a naive and playful personality. The author often throws in jokes randomly, and the rhythm of the first 2/3 is very well controlled. Sometimes it is funny, sometimes it is exciting, and sometimes it makes people cry. It's just that the sense of time is a little messy at the end, and it makes people feel a little tired. There are also some descriptions of specific laws and regulations in other countries that are not very accurate, and the sources of information are obviously unreliable.
Sweet article. The heroine was a painter in her previous life and died suddenly from overwork. After being reborn as a freshman in high school, I started to enter the painting world. There are no system props or metaphysical abilities. The male protagonist is a top student and has a father who is a big wolf dog (I don't like it very much because his mother died young and his father is absent. He has a very bad personality and is overbearing and lacks tutoring. Although he cares about the female protagonist, he really doesn't respect others). The female protagonist has a warm and kind personality. She had a little inferiority complex when facing the male protagonist in the early days (perhaps because of a crush?). The author either has prepared professional knowledge materials in detail, or has really had painting experience, and uses the knowledge and terminology related to the field of painting well. The relationship line is a bit awkward (just a personal feeling), the career line and academic line are all going smoothly, there are no twists and turns, and there are no hidden hooks. The overall situation is warm and peaceful. (Again, I slipped away halfway through seeing it...)
I read it a long time ago, and recently I picked it up and read a little more... I feel like, as I get older, I get a little choked up when I read a story that seems to be embarrassing the protagonist. (The horror novel written by the heroine shocked everyone.) In addition, the author's writing style, story, and conception are all good. I was even surprised that there is an author in JJ who seriously writes Mathematical Olympiad exercises and mathematical formulas in online novels.
I've seen a lot of articles about tough female protagonists who are academics, and I just feel embarrassed. Because the author's IQ will limit the upper limit of the protagonist's ability, and the author who lacks writing skills and is too lazy to prepare materials will often create a protagonist who is like a false advertisement. (Refuse to make excuses) This author clearly shows off the heroine's high IQ and makes people believe it [covering face and laughing]
Not finished yet. The author is an old one, and his writing style is smooth and his characters are stable as always. The story routine is nothing new, but the mutual redemption between the heroine and the adoptive mother is touching. Raising a child with high emotional value is like being reborn. The child will heal the mother and the mother will be very dependent on the child. Even if there is no blood relationship, a strong emotional connection creates an unbreakable kinship.
The writing is okay, but there is room for improvement in terms of character setting and characterization, story structure, and background information. (Seeing half and running away)
Sweet little article. The male protagonist is the forgotten god of the sea. The heroine is a bit interesting in the early stage, but later on the pendant on the godly hero...
It is suitable for readers who are in a bad mood and need some sweet daydreaming to pass the time.
The first two worlds are pretty good to watch, but there is a bit of a male gaze angle that is unavoidable. The latest world is not finished yet, the author is missing?
The author always writes about lustful heroines. She looks like a cool Mary Sue in the front, but turns into a career-minded heroine in the back. Compared with the previous books, the author has evolved.
(It is still inevitable that there will be some male gaze angles, and there is still a long way to go before women gain equal rights.)
Emmm The front feels very down-to-earth, the middle starts to be a Mary Sue, and the back starts to be mindless and refreshing. The heroine's temperament is a little twisted, but very touching. She is not a perfect character. She has a fragile and sensitive side, a side that is hard to satisfy, and a side that is immersed in vanity. But in the end, all she loves most is her career.
Pretty realistic. The author's writing style, conception, painting style, and main character settings are all good, each with its own vividness, and full of Hong Kong drama flavor. The heroine has a calm and rational personality, is full of career, and is also very good at dog training [covering her face and laughing]. The first three chapters are a bit frustrating, but then it gets better. Eating meat with stream of consciousness, emmmm hehe
The author's writing style is very sophisticated, and the plot and character settings are quite interesting. The rare heroine's intelligence is not only online, but also reverses PUA step by step.