I didn't read it because of the somewhat slow and mysterious writing style. The plot is very good, and the author's previous reviews were also very good. I've been looking for a chance to read it again. As a result, a fire burned out demons and monsters
Editor 2: Don't bother with ratings and return the subscription money.
Editor 3: What kind of backdoor did you use? Why can't you see my comments in One Star?
After reading Lily's previous Tong, I feel that the entanglement between Meg and Tong and the emergence of feelings are not as good as Lily's. I can't feel Tong being attracted by Meg's soul, and there are too few descriptions of the two people together. There are only two stories in the middle. Both of them are basically dominated by Tong. Of course, Meg also enjoys it.
In fact, it was quite obvious in your early writings that the heroines were not very three-dimensional, but later on the heroines gradually developed career lines, which concealed your essence.
I love Cherry very much. Although she is portrayed as a shrewd and philistine heroine, both the male protagonist and the plq think Cherry is stupid. Maybe it is difficult for Cherry to progress culturally, but her soul has many shining points.
In the early days of the labor revolution when it was still closed and imprisoned, Cherry was able to break away from the limitations of the society at that time, and she was even more aware of the exploitation of women by society than many people today. She did not have the good qualities that society imposed on women, and she dared to fight for money and a better life. Some people may think that relying on men is not a glorious way, but there were many artists in Western Europe at that time who were working with aristocratic ladies. Why should there be different requirements. And of course Cherry had the limitations of the times. There were very few upward paths in that era. Cherry didn't want to work hard, which would only make her struggle to make ends meet. The only thing she could think of was to take advantage of her appearance (this is not to deny being diligent and practical, Cherry also has shortcomings, she is lazy and wants to take shortcuts).
And does Cherry really dare to be herself, such as loving to play tennis, being healthy enough to beat up scumbags, admitting her own desires (money and sex), and loving her tan? Skin. After I really realized that I fell in love with Tong, I wanted to learn a skill and give something in this relationship. I didn't want to be a dodder and just take. Especially when Tong asked her to teach her music, she said that she would not be perfunctory about Tong's love and would definitely study hard. God, my little Cherry, you are really a very, very bright little cherry that brings light to others!
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