The previous writing was general and slightly messy. I am gradually getting on the right track and can pass the time reading. There are too few Ma Jiawen to read.
This article is very moving about the family affection and the friendship between teachers and students. However, the male protagonist's emotional drama is average.
The male protagonist has the best martial arts skills in the world, a mixed martial arts, and a heartthrob, Su Shuangwen. The writing style is light, free and easy, freehand and freehand. I think it smells a little bit like cologne, but of course it's just in appearance.
The male protagonist is not a good socialist young man. He is a bit like a behind-the-scenes man with multiple vests. He is very middle-class and refreshing. In fact, he is a bit of a novice, so don't get involved if you mind. Each identity is similar to a card, and the skill points will be lit up when drawn. I quite like the previous cards, but the ending is average.
The male protagonist is dressed as Zhu Biao, and Su Shuangwen is preparing to be the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. But this article is not a traditional standard historical derivation. It incorporates unnatural factors such as monsters, monsters, legends, myths and legends.
The male protagonist transforms into a madman Mi Heng, with the most venomous and arrogant tongue in the world. Mainly talking about Cao Cao's camp (I don't really remember it. I felt it didn't work well after watching it again. It was just average. Maybe I've grown up? I cried), but the ending seemed to be bad.
It tells the story of a male protagonist who unexpectedly becomes a city god after returning to his hometown after being tired of the fast-paced life in the city. The writing style is a bit naive and has some shortcomings, but the advantage is that the emotions are simple and touching, and full of human fireworks. Warm and healing, many places make people cry.
This article has a bit of the flavor of ancient Chinese traditional gods. The great road is simple, and the way of heaven is affectionate. Love has no boundaries, compassion is universal, and all living beings are equal. I quite like it, and the narration is like gurgling water, flowing with a kind of tranquility and peace. It sucks, I cry
The writing is quite good, with a more orthodox drama style, the writing style is grand, and the flow is long and slow. It goes from shallow to deep, with a sense of eloquence. I feel that it is quite rare for someone to be Zhuge Liang's child in the Three Kingdoms novel, so you can read it.
There are currently 40 chapters with no obvious poisonous points. However, Baoyu, the wife of King Jia Zheng, will be blackmailed, and Mrs. Jia Shexing will be whitewashed. In addition, although the author's understanding of some characters is very novel and unique, it makes them slightly smarter. . . But you can still watch it.
The writing style of the imperial examination essays starting from the cub period is good. The life in the farmyard described above is very lively and full of vitality. (There are currently about a hundred chapters.)
The male protagonist is dressed as the twelfth prince of the Qing Dynasty. Be gentle and tolerant towards others. Always low-key, never showing off, charming and charming, Su Shuangwen.
Twelve is good, Twelve is wonderful, everyone wants to play with us Twelve, everyone feels that he is our Twelve's best brother. This is really embarrassing for our Twelve Masters who are sowing seeds and blooming everywhere. There is a female protagonist, but the emotional line is weak.