[Romance] Dropped Books Log: Personal Taste Only!

1 如 How to Stop the Male Lead from Going Mad Stir-Fried CucumberRomance352k WordsCompleted 583.8kFavorites563.3kClicks/ch496.1kGifts

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One star is one star. I don't know why so many people recommend it, so I can only respect it. After I saw the heroine being cheated over and over again, every time the heroine was cheated, she said she would remember this lesson next time. But in the end, I was still deceived. I still said I would remember this lesson, but I just didn't remember it long. It feels like the author simply didn't remember that this was not the first time that the heroine was cheated? Why do you still fail to improve your memory over and over again? Just the fact that I have been deceived and don't have a long memory is enough to make me give up writing.

2 女 The Heroine Refuses to Reunite with the Script Sui InkstoneRomance192k WordsCompleted 50kFavorites100.2kClicks/ch15.8kGifts

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It's one star, but I can't give it one star, so I can only give it the minimum three stars. Blessed are those who like to read spiritual victory methods without knowing it. I highly recommend it. Obviously the author herself said in her introduction that she is a female protagonist and hates men who do not abide by their morals, but isn't the reality still the same as the spiritual victory method? The intention of this book is good, but the author's writing skills are not strong enough to write it, so I still felt frustrated while reading it. Even if the heroine returns to modern times and the dog hero is haunted by the heroine like a ghost, there is no need to write this plot. I feel disgusted. Fortunately, this book is very short and I didn't finish it, so I cut my losses in time. The heroine written by the author is quite pretentious, but it is also the best direction because the author did not give the heroine a golden finger. The male protagonist should just be taken away. When I saw the process, I felt that the author wrote the male and female protagonists like a Qiong Yao drama. To sum it up in one sentence - others just lost their lives, but the male and female protagonists lost their love...

3 淑 Lady's Revenge [Western Fantasy] Yang ZhidaRomance258k WordsCompleted 1kFavorites1.3kClicks/ch2kGifts

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It's one star, but it can't be given one star, it can only be given the lowest three stars. This is indeed a fun book about revenge, and it is indeed a fun book about revenge. The enemies will all get the punishment they deserve. But why do I look so tired? I was really tired after watching half of it. From what I can see so far, it all relies on the heroine's mouth to output, and the author doesn't write at all to let the heroine take actual actions. The heroine was really asked to tell her what the plan was and how to act. The author doesn't even write about how the heroine actually operates. It's a bit of a spiritual victory method. Wow! If you can make the enemy surrender by relying on verbal escape output, then why do you need Uncle Hat? The last sentence to summarize: It's quite enjoyable, but it's very tiring to rely on the heroine's mouth to seek revenge.

4 一 Return in One Day - Time Loop A Thousand Cups of WineRomance640k WordsCompleted 20.5kFavorites19kClicks/ch35.5kGifts

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This is supposed to be one star, but it's a shame that I can't give it one star, so I have to hold my nose and give it three stars. I should have stopped reading when I saw that there were more than 20 ellipses in a chapter, which was obviously trying to make up the word count. I was so remorseful as a victim that I even managed to see two thirds of it myself. I really hate writers who write articles that like to add too many ellipses. This is a relatively niche point of mine. Some authors like to frequently use ellipses in their writings, and most of their writings will be very out-of-the-box. The book I am reading today is an ancient proverb, and the ancient proverb is the key point. I can accept that the writing style of ancient Chinese has a sense of escape and humor, but I cannot accept that it is a modern style of escape, which means that the ancient Chinese writing is not rigorous. I would rather accept that the ancient Chinese style has to be literary and refined. Use a lot of modern terms, you can directly write modern words, there is no need to write ancient words with serious modern overtones. Modern expressions such as "Don't be too frivolous" seem too dramatic. And some people like to write ellipses to make up the word count. If you can accept twenty ellipses in one chapter, you are considered awesome. Speaking of which, I can say that there are many authors who like to use a lot of ellipsis. But most of them I don't think are very good, and the overall writing style of the whole text is definitely very out-of-the-box, haha.

5 阴 I Play the Role of Dankness, but You Are a Real Man Gourd Rice CakeRomance517k WordsCompleted 31.1kFavorites26.7kClicks/ch14.8kGifts

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I really can't stand it anymore. Could it be that the author writes a heroine with a character who is happy and doesn't feel aggrieved, and then he rewards himself with a book that tortures women and makes them feel aggrieved. The setting of the heroine is a bit similar to that of the concept god, but they are basically two extremes. When I read the ratings, few people said that the heroine was very frustrated and tortured women, or even that it was a torture of men. Wow... Anyway, I don't see any abuse of men from what I've seen so far, and you didn't mention the actual abuse of women at all! I'm talking about the development of the plot that I've seen so far. It's really when I see the heroine being hurt that I say it's abuse of women rather than abuse of men. Ahhhhhhhhhhhh it is so vicious, this world that loves men without knowing it. It feels like the female protagonist has some dastardly character who is possessive of the male protagonist, but isn't it essentially the same as the strategy article? She was good for the male protagonist, devoted herself to the male protagonist, and got hurt from time to time for the male protagonist... What's even more amazing is that she died for the male protagonist (although she was saved). I just want to say to the heroine, can you be kind to yourself? Don't not cherish your body and your life just for the sake of the 20 million pie that you didn't actually get. I don't see any improvement in strength, but the weapons are the best. The price for this weapon is the mental and physical damage suffered by the heroine, which is the same as the golden finger that Gai felt was given to her because she was the protagonist. As for the plot, I feel that it is a plot made up of many character settings. The character settings are greater than the plot, so it seems a bit confusing and unclear. I don't have much to say about the male protagonist. Some people rated him as a male protagonist but didn't mention that he was clearly an abuser of a woman. So what else could I say? The male protagonist is a blank human-machine character who has been programmed. I feel that in the later period, the male protagonist became a dank male ghost. To a large extent, it feels like he saw the female protagonist acting dank and wet, and then he became like this. Generally speaking, after reading the whole article so far, I really don't want to read the female protagonist. She is a sadist, aggrieved, and a weak female protagonist with no growth. I suggest you read the author's other concept book.