The overall plot, writing, character design is about two stars, but it is obvious that some chapters have traces of AI "polishing", so I don't want to give it one star.
What I originally wanted to read to kill time turned out to be very exciting. Instead of explaining the eighteen generations of the heroine's ancestors from the very beginning, I introduced the heroine's character bit by bit through side descriptions. The data is generally held back by the introduction.
The disadvantage is that the love line starts out a little strange, with Mike falling in love with the heroine out of nowhere. But if you ask me how to make a Sherlock Holmes fall in love with someone without "inexplicably" falling in love with someone, then my answer may be that there is no solution. They probably won't "fall in love" with anyone at all ()
It starts from the Victorian era and the heroine says she wants to study genetics. Do you know what you are talking about?
In the comment area, "After reading the original book, I wanted to jump off a building and commit suicide" I laughed to death hahh
The shortcoming (does it count) is that the protagonists in the author's works are too calm and not surprised at every change. The storyline is smooth, but the protagonist solves the problems in a step-by-step manner, always going smoothly and confidently, so the twists and turns in the plot are not considered ups and downs.
The plot and emotional lines are reasonably intertwined, the writing is excellent, and the characters are stable. It is still one of the best works among classic novels.
Well, compared to the author's previous Daifuku fanfic, the male protagonist's name has been changed, and you can also see that the character has a little bit of the BBC version.
History of the Queen of Great Britain/Conquests
The love line is very sweet. They are two people who are equally determined, unmoved by the world, and pursue what is important wholeheartedly. However, it is a pity that the brief talk about future generations failed to dig out the relationship between the male and female protagonists.
It's delicious too. The country I want to protect and the queen I swear allegiance to
One star is given to Michael, but he has gained weight (no) Goldfinger is indeed a bit big