The author's writing style is good and fluent. The male and female protagonists' rivalry scenes are excellent, and they are very good at writing ambiguity. However, some of it is not grand enough, the early clues are very scattered, and some of the secrets are not revealed in time. Overall, there are no surprises, but it doesn't have the feeling of hitting the soul hard and liking it. Occasionally, I feel that it is a pity to throw away the food because it is tasteless. But there are really very few sweet stories that are smooth and well-written with no surprises throughout. If you want to pass the time, you can't go wrong by picking this one. (Personally I like Xie Yin very much)
The author's writing style is very good, the characters are three-dimensional, the emotional story of the characters is reasonable, the heroine is very special, I feel very spiritual and like it
This book is also pretty good. The first half of the article was written by the author in his early years, and the second half was filled in many years later. You can clearly see the improvement of the author's writing skills. This article is not as amazing as Chaoyuntai and Qingyuntai, but overall it can be rated as excellent (I think the setting is a bit clichéd, and some parts are a bit Mary Sue)
It's good-looking. It requires some threshold to read calmly and slowly. There are few emotional lines but the writing feels very long. It's the kind of story that gradually makes you fall in love with it. I really like the setting and character of the heroine. However, the whole article has a feeling of a huge haze when reading it. It's boring and not enjoyable at all.
Pseudo-Orthopedics is purely for curiosity. It is surprisingly okay. It has outstanding advantages and obvious shortcomings. The setting is very novel. The male protagonist has dual personalities, and the second personality is a bit crazy. The emotional line is beautiful and the meat is very fragrant. The disadvantage is that the female protagonist in the early version of Brother Brother is a bit spoiled, and the taboo between brother and sister is repeatedly emphasized (overly deliberate).
The plot is good to watch, and the overall plot framework and narrative are very strong. I couldn't even guess the villain in the end. (The only thing I don't like is the author's different description techniques, but it can be ignored)