This is OK↑
The writing is interesting, but I kept saving it when I saw the bad reviews.
I read dozens of chapters all night. Very pretty.
Speaking from conscience, taking money by force is no better than the moral curve of the male protagonist. I like the author's sometimes dry and humorous writing, which steals the popularity that AI cannot imitate at present.
The heroine herself is quite charming, and the bond between her first love and her second love can be felt. The male protagonist serves as a substitute, with a noble and cool demeanor, a cruel and ruthless style, the behavior of a mistress, a suspicious and dependent nature, and the fate of beating himself up. Even though he kept saying that he was murderous, suspicious, and defensive when they met her, he actually carried her up the mountain, picked up people at night, handed her soup and medicine, used his wheelchair, peeled oranges, and did all the other shameless things around the house. This stage is the first time to polish the hero's character and ruthless style. This guy gives it away too quickly.
It was the last time I saw such a fresh and elegant writing style.
Like it, it brought a new style of writing to robbery.
There is coercion, but the sense of existence is not obvious, maybe because the sense of humiliation is weak in it. The heroine's pain is more about the pain of first love and the frustration of running for freedom. The most feudal part is the traditional saying "You are of low status, you can only support an aunt" and the way the male protagonist must retaliate if he is too jealous of the supporting role.
(In case this is a red flag, the male protagonist is not married, and there is no relationship/surface tenderness with his fiancée. The process is basically that the elders arrange the engagement, and he makes the engagement dirty, then arranges it, and then makes it dirty again)
The romance of the supporting characters is also quite interesting. It's a pity that there are many be. Everyone is angry. In fact, the male protagonist is not very bad, especially in the genre of robbery, he can be considered clean and upright, but the first love brother is too good. It's like the Memoirs of a Late Husband resurrected. The love between the two is very young and very beautiful throughout the whole text. What separates them is not human power but fate.
This article grasps the power of taking things by force. Thunder mark: It is really about taking things by force, and the feeling of imperial power is well written.
The heroine disguised herself as a man and won the top prize in the imperial examination. When she was on duty, the new emperor, who had a great talent, a master's style, and a bloody seizure of the throne, passed by and took a look at her.
…
Just start acting like a monster.
From the time I thought I was in love, I started to do comparative experiments, and then I wanted to annihilate the risks, and I gave up on myself and thought I was a homosexual, and I took things by force, and I competed with the heroine and my wife for favor...
The front is okay, but the back has good ink stains. Mark the highlight: teacher-student love, micro-coercion (no, almost every article gets the bid for this highlight, why not mark it in the book list)
The foregoing is the taboo relationship between teacher and student of a magic apprentice. The old-fashioned mage who is mean and inhumane and the tough student who is the bottom of the class.
Some people are thinking of another article that is not in Jinjiang. Yes, it is a bit like that.
It's more akin to chasing a wife than taking it by force.
Average.
The advantage is that the male and female protagonists are generally normal people who have reasons for doing things.
There is no need to see the situation where the male protagonist in the early stage is allowed to go crazy and abuse the female protagonist in order to give the male protagonist a reason to lick the dog in the later stage. The two people at the beginning of this article are quite sober. The male protagonist knows that the female protagonist does not like the life of a wealthy family, and he is a hatred of the country and family, so he takes the initiative to distance himself, but he will not insult his savior because of this.
This article is too young to be interesting. But this author recommends paying attention.
The measure of robbery is very small, and this author often grasps it very well.
As usual, I recommend her "My Predecessor Is His Majesty Your Majesty". If you have a red lock, go find Wen. I'll take the time to transfer my previous book review of that article.
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