Chronicles of the Green Ghost

Coming from Kong Fang, I spent a few days reading it in one go and felt a lot in my heart. This book is really well written, and each short story is written in one go. Except for the abrupt ending of the short story and the incoherence of the new volume, this is understandable. After all, it is a unit type. It is a pity that some people did not see the follow-up. But apart from that, some of the human nature in the story and some reflections of social reality are very interesting. It once made me feel psychologically uncomfortable, such as the scene where the unscrupulous parents abandoned their children and took the opportunity to seduce the ginseng doll. It was precisely because I knew that such people existed in society that I felt uncomfortable. As for the heroine He Qing, apart from her ability as a mystic sorcerer, in my opinion she is just a very ordinary girl. She does everything based on her heart, but she has her own principles and bottom line. Some people call her the Holy Mother, and I strongly disagree - the word "Mother" seems to have been somewhat abused in recent years, but in fact, shouldn't the Holy Mother be the one who forgives and tolerates others without any bottom line, has a superior personal moral sense, and even sacrifices others to fulfill her own righteousness, etc.? May I ask where our Ah Qing got connected with the Holy Mother? As for the later period, isn't it because she is a mysticist that her various "holy" behaviors in the eyes of some readers are? Now I have seen too many behaviors of the protagonist who hurt others with self-centeredness after gaining abilities. The one that impressed me the most is an urban supernatural novel written by a QD female channel. The heroine wants to punish others, but she implicates an innocent female teacher. The reason is that the female teacher wears more revealing clothes, so she is not a good person and deserves to be molested... Come on, compared with this kind of female protagonist, our Ah Qing is simply a positive little sun, okay? She got the Dragon Ball, she is a mystic master, and she has the influence of Long Weiyi. Guarding the peace of this world and maintaining the order of the world are what she should do and her principles. Or do you prefer to watch A Qing slap her face and accept her younger brother? It's more satisfying? In short, I find the heroine's ability setting in this book quite satisfying. She never forgets her original intention and always succeeds. Just like in the end, she did not drift away from her two friends because of her extraordinary differences. She will always be the simple Ah Qing, the ordinary Ah Qing who hides under the shell of a mystical magician... Thanks again to the author for the wonderful story. I will continue to follow Kong Fang. I hope it will be longer than Qinggui!

The chapter of Long Weiyi is really disgusting. She betrayed Shenlong and made such a big mistake. The heroine can still say that she was bewitched and it was not her fault. Oh my god, I have never seen such a disgusting heroine. People are reading this shit. Including the previous situation of grabbing money for reincarnation without dealing with evil people who want to kill ghosts, and children whose souls are being eaten, but still hesitant and afraid of hurting their friends. What is this? Do you have three views? It's so disgusting. How unlucky I am that I read this novel and saw such a disgusting heroine. I felt like vomiting all day long.

Write down your thoughts about this book I saw that some people were dissatisfied with the image of the heroine, but I thought it was pretty good. Isn't it normal for an ordinary girl who has neither practiced hard nor been an orthodox disciple of a well-known sect to rely on her talent and Longwei practice to become a student more than a member of the Xuanmen? Kind, soft-hearted, emphasizing friendship, unable to walk when seeing beautiful people, and occasionally being a little capricious and arrogant. This is a real little girl who has not entered the society. It's great that there is no cp in this book. After reading too many heroines, there are no men who will die, they will die for men, they will fight to death for men, if there are men who will die stupidly, etc., The heroine in this book is really clear. In reality, there aren't many women who surround themselves wholeheartedly with men. Why do they feel that their lives are unsatisfactory when the heroines in books don't have one or several men by their side? How is this different from the male stud that female readers hate the most? In particular, many female authors like to make female characters other than the heroine particularly unbearable. Only the heroine and the heroine's man or the man who loves the heroine are good people. With all due respect, this kind of female author's psychology is so dark and twisted that she really should see a psychiatrist. In addition to love, this world also has good friendship and family ties. It is really great that the female protagonist in this book can not be obsessed with love. In terms of plot, the story of supernatural phenomena combined with social reality problems is fascinating. The rhythm of more than ten chapters of one incident is also very good. There is a main line running through it, the concept is smooth, and the writing is comfortable. Although there are still some flaws, it is really a rare article among women's videos. Regardless of the intention, content and writing style, although it does not follow the popular trend, it still has its own flavor. I see that the author often feels depressed about the ups and downs of subscriptions. I want to tell the author through this somewhat dry reflection that your writing is very good. It has some immature aspects, but it also has its own unique and shining brilliance. To put it bluntly, it is much better than many so-called tacky articles on female channels that are popular.

I'm so stupid, really. Seeing the clever and cute appearance of the heroine in the previous dozens of chapters, I was so happy that I was struck with a slap on the forehead in the middle of the night. This is really the decision I regret most in coming to Qidian. After the free chapter, why does the heroine change? Can you even pretend to be awesome? She asked someone to help her find an ink fountain, and someone else found it for her with a phone call and some connections. As a result, the heroine was so irritated when she opened her mouth: "I never look for connections when looking for something." I wanted to slap her at that time. I had never seen such a pretentious person. What is Long Xuanyi? The sin is so deep that heaven and earth cannot tolerate it, and I have always seen her die. It seems that I have no friendship with your heroine, right? He pretends to be all kinds of nonsense all day long, saying half a sentence without being able to make it clear, but when he dies, he makes the heroine cry and almost want to let her go. Are you kidding me? There was no fluctuation in my heart and I even wanted to sneer. You can clearly feel that the contrast between the heroine before and after is too big. In the later period, she became more and more fond of pretending to be indifferent, and she also loved to express her anger. When others asked her to do things, she would get angry if she didn't get what she wanted, and she would use her methods on ordinary people. It was so disgusting!

The plot was okay at the beginning. I originally thought that the plot would be bigger without CP. The result is a Mary Sue wrapped in suspense and fantasy. Each chapter is a description of the heroine's appearance. Are you tired of it? The heroine is so beautiful, her skin is so good and attractive, I can't take my eyes away from her. The supporting actors in each short story were so excited and blushed when they saw it. When praising the heroine, he also criticizes other women. The most annoying thing is the misogyny and female rivalry. Whatever other women's skin looks like and their makeup skills, the heroine looks beautiful without makeup, even the teenage male protagonist can see it. If you don't objectify women, don't compete with women, and don't trample other women to death, can you write something? You must show your uniqueness and beauty in front of men who treat you like a commodity, and then compare yourself to other women, so that all men can choose you. Can you feel better? The first two chapters were okay, but after reading a few chapters, it was already full of this female rivalry flavor. The atmosphere of suspense and mystery is only a little bit strong in the first two chapters, followed by Mary Sue.

Let's start with the nymphomaniac. After all, I haven't read many chapters. Many people say what happened to the nymphomaniac? Aren't there a lot of men who are greedy for women? I was able to accept and tolerate it at first, but to be honest, her character was too crotch-stretching. On the surface, I want to portray a female college student who has no father or mother and can still be poor easily. But does it show poverty? She has no idea of breaking a penny into two cents and spends it. She likes to wash the sheets constantly. She has experienced so much since childhood and still dislikes ghost corpses falling on her sheets. She has even helped others before helping the female ghost. This heroine does not create a cheerful image of a rural girl, but is just a stereotype of a female college student. Through the author's stereotype of female college students, excluding those with superior family backgrounds and normal and ordinary family situations, it seems that life is tight every day. I always have fantasies about handsome boys, and this "girls are obsessed with handsome guys" is most strongly reflected in the male star. The heroine and her roommate are very passionate about chasing dramas, just like the feeling in the eyes of men that "women are not like this". The love is withdrawn very quickly, and the shape is like a cement wall. Every setting does not play a big role. One-sided satisfaction of each one looks good, but in fact there is always some inappropriate and disgusting feeling inside.

As far as I'm concerned, it's rare to encounter such an excellent heroine. The supernatural style of this book is based on reality, unfolding in the form of a unit drama, and at the same time advancing the main plot. Each short story is very attractive and reflects social reality. It is both warm and refreshing, and also sad and emotional. You can't stop reading it. The image of the heroine is also very good. She attaches great importance to love and justice, has a very upright outlook on life, and is ruthless when she needs to be ruthless. The author has a good writing style. The battle between the Celestial Masters is very cool. It is not a composition written by a primary school student. The writing style is gentle and comfortable to read. When it comes to traditional culture, it can be seen that he has put a lot of effort into it. The various formulas and ancient sayings are really powerful. The main plot arrangement is very good and attracts people to read on. The happy ending is not unfinished. Personally I feel a little regretful: Although there is no male protagonist, I can arrange it in the postscript. Unfortunately, the little wolf dog still failed to embrace the beauty. In addition, the main character is a bit of a nymphomaniac. After all, it is a female channel. Maybe the author thinks this is more friendly. I think it is harmless. If you don't like it, you can skip it a little without affecting the reading. In short, I can give it 98 points, highly recommended!

Looking at the name and introduction, I thought that the simple words would bring the most direct horror to people's hearts, but in the end the heroine was so confused that she could do this and that inexplicably.                                                                                      Emphasizing that she is bare-faced (actually using magic to maintain good skin) to highlight the difference of the heroine. I would like to ask, it is all for the sake of becoming more beautiful. You have cheating with magic, and other girls use cosmetics to make up for their shortcomings. What is the problem? Do you have to be a bitch with a sense of superiority? A piece of talisman paper sells for 100,000, but the heroine only sold one, and later she didn't dare to sell it. She thought that if she sold too much, it would be inflationary. Did she want to highlight the innocent and cute image of the heroine who was not experienced in the world? I felt stupid after reading this. Is it inflationary to sell one or two more? You are a retail, not a wholesaler? Do you want to strengthen the heroine's characteristic of being from a rural background and having no quality? (I didn't say that rural people have no quality. I'm from a rural area, and we rural people don't pick up food for the host when we are guests.) When eating a watermelon, you have to understand how city dwellers are particular about it. I was curious about how the heroine, a poor grandmother, could buy good melon seeds and grow them for her own consumption. When she was a child, her family was poor and she followed the trend of growing watermelons. There were no good seeds. The grandparents worked hard for several months to grow them, which could not be compared with the good watermelons outside. Can the same melon taste different when the heroine and the "city dweller" eat it? The characterization is really rigid.       ，，，             ，，，，（）

I really don't understand the author's chapter about the officer, and the female college student's words about the heroine's roommate being a seductress and a vixen. Women are like this in the author's mind. Will he die if he doesn't write about female competition? Whenever you meet a tall and handsome guy, you will be a nymphomaniac. If rural girls are not like this, don't write it casually. Many girls from rural areas dare not approach boys because of low self-esteem or lack of courage. It won't be like being in heat like the heroine. It is acceptable for a novel to be poorly written, but the characters written by the author are full of discrimination. The whole text describes how beautiful the women are and how good their skin is. This is a supernatural novel, not a Mary Sue romance. Generally speaking, it is a Mary Sue romance with supernatural elements.

When I read Chapter 19, I really can't stand it. It's full of female stereotypes. They are not bad people, but they are just a little more patriarchal. The male author writes about women. I want to eat this bowl of rice. It stinks. What kind of thing is written? If you can't write about women, don't write it.