Very. Like! This is the pinnacle of Sodedai's work. The white-eye bridge at the beginning will dissuade many people, but if you stick to the later stage, you will find that it is all foreshadowing. The growth of the heroine is the most amazing part. It can be said that she actually does not need a man at all. It's not quite accurate to classify this book as a romance. I think no cp is more appropriate. Highly recommended if you like strong women.
The classic male protagonist takes the heroine by force, and also has a bit of a mystery about the male protagonist's life experience. There is a paragraph about campus loans at the end that feels very abrupt and inexplicable, and has nothing to do with the whole story. I don't understand why I want to join it.
I didn't know it was made into a film until I saw the lottery, congratulations. It's a wonderful time-travel story. I'm very happy to see the princess Bing Xiaoyuan slowly find her own direction.
It's very exciting. The male protagonist's emotional intelligence and skills are amazing. His views are very positive and his logic is rigorous. I haven't seen such a high-level article in a long time.
The highlight of this book is the change in the relationship between the heroine and her adoptive brother before and after her rebirth. The later stages are not developed enough, and the ending is a bit hasty. Moreover, two of the four brothers are just decorations. I don't quite understand the meaning of including so many characters.
Compared with Star Dad, this one disappointed me. What's the point of spending too much space writing about that disgusting cousin in the early stage? The shaping of the mid-term academic masters and Xiao Xu was surprising, but it was a pity that they failed to develop. The male protagonist's relationship in the later period is inexplicable and strange, I'm sorry for the long preparation. The part where grandma and dad teach the heroine is the best in the whole book, but it's a pity that it only happens once.
Although the copywriting and the title of the book were not good, I still clicked it with the mentality of giving it a try. It was surprisingly good, with clear logic and emotional lines that were advanced layer by layer. Although the identity of the male protagonist was expected, the emotional rendering was in place, which was quite amazing. It's a pity that the huge world view was not explored much, and the emotional line in the later period was too hasty.
The feeling of this book is a bit subtle. The princess was trapped in a foreign tribe for a long time. After being taken back by the male protagonist, she was entangled in various difficulties because she could not have a child. In the end, the male protagonist's behavior was a bit outrageous. Although I understand the need for children deeply, it is really hurt to hurt so many women...
In the first half, the heroine is very frustrated, in the middle, Jianguo is very happy and meets her soulmate, and in the later part, fighting the big devil feels like Lord of the Rings. I couldn't stomach the final pairing, it just came out of the blue with no emotion at all. But overall, it's a pretty good fictional novel.
It's really hard to describe in a word... The beginning is very amazing, but it's a pity that after the emotional line was written, the plot line was messed up, leaving a lot of big holes unfilled... If you just want to read romance, you can read this book, but if you have requirements for plot, don't read it, you will regret it for the rest of your life.
It's interesting to watch Xiao Xianrou grow up, but I'm a little doubtful whether there can be in-depth communication between the two, because as a male co-star said that they are actually very different in origin, and there is not much emphasis on this aspect of emotional communication.
It's quite interesting. It's actually the process of meeting a netizen, but there are many twists and turns in the process, so the heroine only recognizes the male protagonist as a netizen at the end. It's good that AO is both equally strong, it's not like one of them is dependent on the other.
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