This old enemy is really strong. Volume 2 of "The Young Master Goes to the Countryside" made me laugh to death. Actually, I don't really like to read settings where women dress up as men, but everyone else knew that the heroine was a woman disguised as a man, so I kept reading for no reason, haha. Volume 3, Qiaoqiao, is also a pretty girl, quite capable of sultry, not pretty, but special. (To the male protagonist) It makes me feel embarrassed when I look at her. It's so astringent. In Volume 4, a man chases a woman, and it's a little bit sadistic. The heroine's father is really not a human being. Ten thousand words are omitted here, which is really annoying. And since both the male and female protagonists are so awesome, would they still be stopped by the concierge when they meet? I was blocked by letters, and I was really convinced. I finally met in person, and they were still doing nude paintings here. They were so stubborn and misunderstood. I was really convinced. It made me really annoyed. Although I guessed the secret in the end, I felt that there was still something wrong with the connection between the front and back, it was very awkward. Forget it, I was relieved after seeing what happened later. You are the young couple who will be together for the rest of your life. It's up to you.
It can be clearly felt that the handling of the article is still a bit immature (this social network is not broken, but I feel that there is a problem with the emotional line). After all, I read it as a cookie, although I still haven't finished it.
It's pretty good, the editor is really attentive, has a wide range of knowledge, and the annotations are very detailed. It's true that the ending is a bit rushed. I still want to watch the sweet daily life [crying] Song Qing and Ying Huai are both invincible, kind, beautiful and cute babes who care about the common people.
The beginning always feels a bit dramatic (in terms of vocabulary and expression, probably the first twenty or thirty chapters), but the writing in the later part is much smoother, and the plot line is also laid out, and there are also some clever foreshadowings. When it comes to the emotional line, it is probably love at first sight for both babies, although I can understand that there may be no reason to fall in love with someone, and I quite like a talented man paired with a beautiful woman. After all, it is a romance theme, but I feel that this level of writing is still a little superficial, and I always feel that something is missing, and it can still be improved. Talking about the characters, the girl is beautiful, gentle and carefree. She is good at calligraphy, painting, poetry and song. She is still very strong even when she cries in front of the male protagonist. The male protagonist is a bit sick and weak, but it doesn't matter, and he has a gentleman's style.
Feelings actually come from doing. It was really painful for me to watch "The Beginning of Love", so I stopped watching it for the time being (mainly because I prefer the kind of romance that comes naturally and comes naturally [Yellow Heart] 3 and a half stars)
In the early stage, I felt that the writing style was a bit immature, but later on it was fine. The articles I have read recently are quite ordinary, but in comparison, the tone of this article is quite special. The princess is noble but not squeamish, and the hero is a loyal dog-type general.
It was completely unexpected that this book can be called short and concise. I originally read it as a sweet story, but in the end it turned out to be a B. Backstabbing made me feel very confused [burst into tears]. But having said that, the female protagonist is a person who dares to love and hate. She is a princess and a female general, which is quite special. The male protagonist is a straight-minded and straight-minded champion (in terms of personality, I compare it). Gentle, I didn't notice the particularly profound one, but it's also because this article is relatively short and not so detailed. It's okay to write it to this level.) A person who obeys justice but not imperial power. In the end, he still obeys justice but also obeys imperial power. In the end, although he and the heroine understand each other, they always feel that they still have some regrets in their hearts. As for the emotional line, in the early stage, it was just a mutual affection between each other. It can be said that we have a good impression. Then when the male protagonist was almost beheaded and implicated, the female protagonist remonstrated. Later, she fought against neighboring countries. In short, the plot was full of ups and downs. I could only sigh with emotion at the end.