Reading List of Ancient Stories About Tricky Female Protagonists
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For detailed explanations of attributes, please see plq, bggbbgb will have them. There are no other sexual orientations in this book, but I read them all, so please avoid them. Possibly add the fairy tale of cultivating the truth.
The main plot and the writing are far apart. Trying to write a broken connection that is not really broken will lead to unstable characters. The emotional line is not a diaphragm but it is always a breath of relief. The plot line is always inserted in the middle of the emotional development, which makes it even more uncomfortable to watch. The copywriter thought it was just a longing and reunion, but the story was about seizing officialdom and rehabilitating one's life experience.
#Refresh the old article and make up for the score
Oh my god, how did I finish watching it back then? [I melted] According to my current taste, I can't even get through to v...
The most standard one treats teasing and teasing as expressions of love, with the characters running around randomly following the plot, and the plot is a foreshadowing and logic that melts like butter. The heroine can be a pure spoiled wife, which I like to see, rather than a sober person who "figures it out" and is coaxed back.
It's hard to imagine that a short article of 200,000 words that has been fully subscribed can torture me for three hours+ [cross hands]
It's so disgusting that I've been PTSDing about the male protagonist of the emperor for half my life. Please be wary of this article. Can you give me zero stars? Two points is too much.
It is not as easy to read as other books. If the characters are relatively normal (abnormality is also a compliment, please refer to the author's other works) and the plot is promoted, it can only be forced to reduce intelligence, and the emotional progress is slightly out of touch.
God, what I hate the most is the falling horse that you hide from me + the cover-up of robbery, and even though I try to write a female protagonist who is independent and relies on herself, she still relies on the male protagonist to save her every time. I broke into a cold sweat when I read it... In essence, it is a combination and subject matter that I don't like at all, and the writing itself is not a big problem.
It really has nothing to do with the copywriting (.) In essence, it is a very clichéd dog-man pretending to be fierce x a delicate baby who is more happy-go-lucky. Both of them are willing to open their mouths to talk without too many misunderstandings. It is a series of frustrated, relaxed and happy essays.
Front 1/3 3-3.5 Back 2/3 3.5-4. The female protagonist has been polished except for the extraordinarily intelligent buffs, but she has been molded into a calm and clever fortune teller. The original intention may have been to write an imperfect male protagonist, but it made him more vivid and brilliant, making it slightly uncomfortable to watch. Some people suffer for the sake of growth, while others suffer just for the purpose of "being pitied".
Very cute! ! It's a standard ancient marriage first, then love story. What you see in the copy is what you get. It's not scary or deceptive. It's very cute. Including the pretending to have a hidden illness written in the copy is also something the male protagonist said proactively because he felt he shouldn't deceive others (the most annoying thing in this life is that you hide it from me). The cute little article is very good [Star Eyes]
3.5 The first half is more interesting, but the second half is dull and boring. There are emotional threads in the 800-line plot. The protagonists are quite likable, so I added 0.5.