Lin's Daughter

After reading so much, let me write a summary. The following lightning protection: confusion of names, collapse of the background system [not referring to immortality], extremely confusing logic in the later stage, no good people except the protagonist's family The following can be read: a slap in the face, no oppression The more you look at the back, the more you feel that the level has seriously declined. It may be that the stall is getting bigger and bigger, and the background involved is more complicated, so it is easy for problems to arise. The early articles are undoubtedly exciting. Disadvantage Analysis: ① Judging from the status of the two protagonists, whether it is the favored Han Gongzi in the early stage, the hegemonic Prince Jing in the later stage, the eldest daughter who is the daughter of the general in the early stage, and the princess princess in the later stage, they are all two characters with high status, which is a refreshing point given by the ancient feudal system. ① From this perspective, the early background should be a traditional feudal society with relatively strict hierarchy and supreme imperial power. In the early stages of the novel, there is indeed a lot of description of the male protagonist using his power to suppress others. However, in the middle and later stages, there was a situation where the protagonist could not use his power to dominate others in public. There were too many "lips" in the portrayal, which was very cumbersome. Not only did he not feel the pleasure of being slapped in the face, he even felt that this identity was of no use. There are also very puzzling behaviors such as blatant provocation by officials, ordinary people, and businessmen [many times]. There was a huge conflict in the description of hierarchy and power before and after ②In the portrayal of the heroine, a lot of space is about "medicine", including selling medicine, opening a medical clinic, etc. In the mid-term, there were also some examples of other people, such as Gu Feng, who roughly depicted that industry and commerce were not low-status professions. ②But the example about Jinhe shows that businessmen are actually a type of people who have no power and are not very respected. The grain incident in the Northland in the later period [early period] gave these grain merchants a high status. Then, there are relatively big contradictions in the status of various professions in the whole text, and the conflict gives people the feeling that the framework is incomplete. ③ An enjoyable novel must have good group portraits. Different supporting characters will show different characteristics, especially novels with a very large number of words. But in this novel, this is done very poorly. As long as they are not the heroine's maids or relatives, but are women, they all covet men's bodies and do cruel and vicious things to do so. The heroine also has no peers to socialize with, and everything around her is calculation and calculation, and the same goes for men. For the few "good supporting characters", the characters presented are also frame-like, assembly-line style, and very unified. Personally, I think we should be kinder to the male and female protagonists and readers. ④ Regarding the defense of men and women, this extremely important point in the ancient background is sometimes harsh and sometimes absent in the text. Therefore, when faced with the way many things are handled, the heroine will appear to be "double-standardized". ⑤ Regarding laws, power, functions, and the court, many of them appear to be relatively chaotic and naive, and are in a state that is difficult to justify within their own framework. It fundamentally affects the way the male and female protagonists deal with some things. As mentioned in the first point, the conflict between class and power even jumps repeatedly. Because I'm sleepy, I don't know what to say. If I want to add something more after I get up, I'll do it.

What is the use of this kind of weapon spirit that plots against the master?

I remember that Ganoderma lucidum is also a kind of fungus. It is annual. There is no such thing as hundred-year-old or thousand-year-old Ganoderma lucidum. They are all scams😁

After reading it for the third time, put it on the bookshelf and continue reading when there is a book shortage 😁

I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 4. The space weapon spirit doesn't owe you anything to the heroine, so why should she save you and not hate the person who killed her, but instead vent her anger on the weapon spirit that has nothing to do with her, not to mention that the weapon spirit is generally kind to her. If it weren't for the weapon spirit, would she be able to live again? What I hate the most is this kind of person who behaves well even though he gets an advantage. He is self-centered and treats everything she deserves and owes her.

This is a story I like.

The contract has been signed, please give me a reward. Recommended book: The Demon Supervisor of the Tang Dynasty A temple suppresses ghosts! A look at the lock demon! One nunnery purifies the world! During the prosperous period of the Tang Dynasty, demons and ghosts were rampant. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty established the Department of Demon Supervision to kill all the demons in the world. The demon of Tang Dynasty! The ghost of the Song Dynasty! Qing Dynasty fox.

Two shortcomings: First, the ending, a final battle that has been brewing for a thousand chapters ended with a snap of the fingers. Second, the title. Maybe Huya often stays up late to code words, and the names of people are sometimes confused. Besides it's not bad. After watching the master come over, Goldfinger is as strong as ever, and his language is just as humorous. It can be regarded as a pseudo-cultivation, an upgraded version of house fighting.

I've read Chapter 52, and I can't tell what I don't like about it, but I don't want to continue reading.

It's okay, but the heroine's character is too annoying, she looks shameless and skinny.

Selling dog meat on sheep's heads. Completely inconsistent with the introduction

Is this male protagonist's sister the male protagonist's biological sister? He doesn't look like an ordinary love brother, nor does Montessori look like a biological mother.

I feel that the male protagonist's family, including himself, are all ungrateful, except for the male protagonist's old lady. The female protagonist saved the male protagonist several times one after another, and even gave him medicinal baths. The male protagonist actually didn't want to repay the favor, so he made things difficult for the female protagonist just because she shaved his beard. He also wanted to kill the female protagonist when he met her for the first time, just because she was his fiancée. Is he crazy? !