It's all over. Some are relatively old, but the plots are pretty good. "Banjun" is about a woman wearing a man's clothes, bl, this is the only one, so don't order it if you don't want to eat it.
It's okay, but the title and content don't quite match. About 60% of the first part was quite exciting, but by the third week it felt a bit boring, and then it felt like a person suddenly shriveled up in middle age, and couldn't feel the charm of any of the male characters. However, after watching so many of them, it was a bit boring and it was a pity to abandon them, so I still ordered them all.
But I'm satisfied with the extra story, JJ won't let that, so being able to make everyone become good dogs and get together happily is the first time I've seen this kind of thing in JJ. It's so cool to be the heroine.
I wrote a few hundred words, but if I exceeded the word limit, JJ just canceled it for me.
This storyline is interesting! ! The story of The Decameron is the best part of the whole text. The other parts are also very good, but I personally think the story of The Decameron is very good!
1. Don't think that because the male protagonist has an ex-girlfriend, he abuses the female protagonist because of his ex-girlfriend. Don't worry, the female protagonist in this article has not suffered any emotional harm between the man and the woman. The male protagonist's character will not allow him to be disconnected. Don't worry
2. If you like suspense/thriller + bg romance, please be sure to click on this article. The horror scene described by the author is not simply a physical bloody jump scare, but a special kind of mental horror. The more you think about it, the more frightening it becomes, and the kind of frightening that has a stamina, which is in line with the previous popular word "thinking about it is extremely scary".
[The following contains some spoilers, please decide whether to read below]
When I was a child, I felt very scared when I watched Monkey King and the Six-Eared Macaque in "Journey to the West." When I grow up and read some analysis on the Internet, I feel more and more scary the more I think about it. You should also have seen some movies and TV shows that copied similar themes in the mines, such as the Chinese version of "Incredible Summer"
So the one about going to the mine was the one that scared me the most. The atmosphere the author described was so spot-on.
The scenes in movies and TV dramas are all fixed. The advantage of novels is that readers can imagine them based on the author's description. The story about the mine is no longer just bloody or something, it is very essential. You can't realize it yourself, and you can't tell whether the person has been replaced or not? Only when the body is finished can you tell from the pupils. It's impossible to tell, it's too scary.
There is also the article about Tulou where people eat an entire floor indiscriminately in one night, which is also very scary and stressful.
This novel is still the author's style. The main story + the relationship between the male and female protagonists are natural and unobtrusive. Personally, I feel this is the ratio for Breakthrough Story 8 and Love Story 2. The ending is just my personal opinion. Bai Rui can only be with the heroine for this life (decades), and Shang Lu will be with her in the future. The main heroine Ye Ziji is dissatisfied and cannot make a wish to resurrect the hero.
In fact, I think there is a tail that was not handled well. The male protagonist has investigated the leaf collection before, and those who make successful wishes will suffer backlash (death) within a few years.
But the ending only hinted that he would be with Shang Lu in the future, but did not mention this issue. I was always worried about whether Bai Rui would also be backlashed.
The woman disguises herself as a man and is a heartthrob, loved by both the male protagonist and the male counterpart. The characters are very touching.
The heroine did not lose her wits throughout the whole process and was well described. The heroine is not intentionally kind/evil throughout. It fits my identity very well, and I don't deliberately look down on or pity anyone. This is simply too good.
If I look down on anyone, I will think the heroine is too arrogant. If I pity anyone, I will think the heroine is arrogant. It is very good for a heroine who is neither humble nor arrogant, who maintains her true identity and fits her personality and social status.
I often read some articles where the heroine can't figure out her identity, and then the plot is forcibly pushed forward to make the heroine smarter. But the heroine of this book is very good throughout the whole process. She knows what she should say and do when, and she is very clear about her status.
Articles about women disguising themselves as men are particularly easy to turn into fighting for justice for women in the world. This is not the case. Firstly, the background is in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, and there are not so many constraints on women. Secondly, the focus of the heroine is on herself, rather than being inexplicably burdened with the big shackles of "the fate of women in the world."
In fact, this can be seen from the fact that the author now dares to write non-c male protagonists and male supporting characters. The author can stick to himself and write what he wants to write, instead of being influenced by some voices.
Moreover, the author's citation of classics, including the later war part, particularly shows that he is a person with a great accumulation of literature.
I also like the character design of the male protagonist. I like this kind of tycoon in troubled times, who can cut through the mess quickly. I think it's okay whether he's romantic or not, because it all makes sense. However, the character design given by the author is romantic, so the male protagonist is romantic in the early stage, but he doesn't fall in love with any of the female partners. I'm super satisfied with it, hahahaha.
The only thing I'm a little unhappy about is that Xie Xuan is really incompetent.
The characters of these men, Heng, Xie, and Sima, can satisfy the male protagonist configuration of any classical novel.
By the way, this novel is indeed as mentioned in the comment section. The male and female protagonists have their own limitations and limitations. For example, in the middle and late stages of the war, the hero's father is defeated and the food route is intercepted. In fact, according to the general Golden Finger, at this time, the hero will be arranged like a heavenly soldier to take over the hero's father and continue to conquer Chang'an. But no.
Each plot is arranged very reasonably, and there is no sense of "elaborate design" to promote the development of the plot. It also makes readers feel that the story develops like this, as if they are watching "history", and you will not question the irrationality of the logic.
It's almost 800,000 words, but I feel like if the number of words were less, the story wouldn't be able to be told well. In fact, it would be good if I could continue writing, hahahaha, because it is really well written. Although at first glance, it seems that there are too many 800,000 words, but when you actually read it, you don't feel a trace of water, and the various plots are all coherent.
And I didn't deliberately drag out a certain plot to whet the reader's appetite. Of course, it might be because I read it after it was finished.
In short, the character, plot, and logic of this article all stand up to taste. If you don't mind a non-c male, you must read this article. I have been conquered by the author's article. I will give it 101 points out of 100. Hehehe
Thank you very much to the author for writing such an article, which is full of emotional value. Unfortunately, after reading it, it seems that it has not been published. If it is published, I will definitely buy the book.
It's quite comfortable, but there's no misunderstanding. Everyone can explain it clearly. But what I personally think is a pity is that the novel world still prefers abnormal love, although healthy love is important.
I gave it 4 stars because I can't give it all 5 stars. There is something wrong with JJ. This book is well written. It is not a stereotyped character. It seems that you can really see the joy, anger, sorrow, and anger of Yutao and Han Chonghuai.