[≈5] This is a book list with a very subjective reading experience. There will be articles that are perfect, good articles that do not hide their shortcomings, and articles that have both merits and demerits. The common point is that they all have something that impressed me.
A good romance novel worth recommending. The plot is full of laughter and tears, and the characters are flesh and blood. When I read it, I felt tears streaming down my face, and there were cuts and bruises everywhere.
A book with a very good core and well worth reading. There are many sharp and advanced viewpoints and entry points in the book, and the exposition is very sharp and thought-provoking.
The writing is humorous and witty, and the insertion of jokes is just right; the plot is tightly connected, the logic is rigorous, and the organization is clear; the puzzles and foreshadowing are cleverly designed, and the reversals are unexpected and reasonable; the characters are three-dimensional, the characters are vivid, the portrayal of the protagonist CP has a sense of life and is vivid, and the ending is slightly dull but satisfactory. It is a suspense masterpiece worth re-reading
The filter was assigned to Liu Wu. It must be one of the first articles I read about men dressing up as women, and I still occasionally pick it up and read it again. An interesting aspect of the setting is that the male protagonist is disguised as a woman, and the female protagonist is disguised as a man, and each thinks that the other is of the same sex - and this wonderful misunderstanding has led to many hilarious plots. The writing style and plot are both passable. Although it is an older novel, it is not inferior. However, I personally feel that the biggest highlight is the characters of the two protagonists. You can take a look at it to pass the time.
The setting is novel and the emotional descriptions are delicate. Although the supporting characters' lives are short, they are three-dimensional and very touching. The shortcoming is that it starts high and moves low. The dungeon design in the early stage is very bright, but it declines slightly in the later stage and becomes mediocre. However, the whole game is only a small flaw. The flaws are not hidden, and it is still a rare masterpiece.
The narrative in this book is very stream-of-consciousness, with a lot of output and discussion of opinions, and interpersonal interactions and social relationships... Are very valuable.
In terms of character creation, most of the supporting characters are very three-dimensional, no matter how much writing is written. As the protagonist with the most writing, they are not so brilliant.
The emotional line didn't particularly impress me. I personally feel that most of the emotional scenes are supplemented by extras. Although we can understand the protagonist's motivation for love and the "rationality" of feelings, the tension in the description is obviously not enough to move people's hearts.
Overall, it is a very good read and worth recommending. The perspective on interpersonal social interaction is well worth a read and very rewarding.
The subject matter is novel, the writing style is humorous, and the writing is smooth and not stagnant. The pace is relaxed, generally lively, and suitable for relaxation. After the second play, I personally felt that the emotional line was a bit stiff. Although there are foreshadowings in the later chapters to reveal the reason, it is still difficult to cover up the abruptness at the beginning, but the overall flaws cannot be concealed.
Ingenious conception, novel narrative, strange techniques, and multi-faceted perspectives - I am from the bridge to the bridge, from the bridge I see the reflection in the water, and from the reflection I see the bridge. The style is more stream of consciousness, but the prompts are very clear and not confusing. The foreshadowing reveals and reversals are all amazing, and the truth is exciting and getting more and more exciting. It is a very profound story, with an unexpected but reasonable ending that is very touching.
Wen Ru's introduction: "To keep sweetness, no money is needed." The emotional scenes are very delicate. There are real sparks flying between the words and deeds of the male and female protagonists. The emotional development is also relatively natural and has a step-by-step process. It is an excellent short story.
A story with the theme of "Mom". The description in the early stage was a bit stiff, and some plots even had no logic at all upon closer inspection. Many details could be polished more carefully. Later on, it gradually got into the rhythm and got better. There were also a few units that moved me quite a bit. Overall, it is an okay casual and refreshing book. The golden finger is very big, so it is not suitable for using your brain, but it is suitable for reading to kill time.
(Second brush) After the second brush, I found that many early chapters had been deleted. During the reading, I obviously felt that some content was missing. Therefore, there were obvious flaws such as the incoherence between the previous and later texts and the sense of fragmentation and abruptness. Overall, it had merits and demerits. The most recommended unit is the unit of the Emperor's Son.
I originally wanted to give it 4 stars after seeing the later part, but after seeing the dark ending, I gave it 5 stars. A poisonous snake growing out of the mud in the swamp. His world has always been dark, so how could there be a fairy tale?
The writing is fluent and the writing is excellent. The shortcomings are that the emotional line is too fast in the early stage, and the description of the emotional drama is too rigid, and it always feels like trying to catch a duck. There are sometimes extremely awkward descriptions of the middle two, but it gradually gets better in the middle and later stages. Overall, the flaws do not hide the advantages, between 3.5-4 Points. Also, why is this a plot where there are gay men everywhere and the whole world is making fun of the protagonist CP? Even the horses are a gay couple!
The flaws do not hide the merits, and the score includes (a lot of) filter points set by Pei Xinfang. As other reviews have said, many plots could have been written more perfectly. Because it is an early work, the writing style is often controversial and different people have different opinions.
It is a high-scoring work of romance and group portraits. Although many years have passed, it is still deeply imprinted in my heart. It is indeed a good book worth reading again and again. Among them, the supporting characters are the most outstanding, but also the most regretful, profound and tearful.
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