BG Book List of 20-Year-Old Readers (Continuously Updated)
Collects
2
Books
15
Grade
Level C
It's not suitable for primary school students. After all, the fairy tales I like to read as an older person are always different from the fairy tales I like to read as a child.
Originally, I was quite happy with it. Except for the last part, it was basically a smooth plot. However, everyone was so imaginative that the story itself was not a rebirth. The heroine died long ago. This might be a ridiculous dream, which was a bit bad! !
Although I can understand the lost connection plot in the middle for dramatic purposes, it still felt a bit stiff, and the heroine had a slightly Mary Sue halo. However, overall I still think it is a very good book. Compared to the heroine, the male protagonist is particularly outstanding. He is a very charming man and an ancient hero. I love it! But does the author have any repulsion towards having children?
In fact, it is quite depressing. It should be the coldest one among the author's many books. It always shows the difficulty of survival in the Marquis under political oppression. Only the heroine and the hero working together can be a ray of sunshine.
The male protagonist is relatively cold, selfish, and very philistine. Generally, authors don't write this type of story, but I think it's pretty good.