The Daughter of the Noble House

Chapter 193 Abandoned, Qianshan Tea Guest, should you consider writing a novel with no CP and a strong female character? Obviously the first half is very well written, and the heroine is also very strong and smart. There is nothing wrong with the continuity of the plot without thinking too much. It is a good, pure and refreshing novel. Later, when the number of male protagonists increased, the heroine's setting collapsed, and so did the plot. What could normally be solved by the female protagonist's setting had to be solved by the male protagonist, forcing the woman to be stronger than the man. Even if there is no difficulty, we have to create difficulties so that the heroine can be caught so that the hero can come and save her. Why should you? I don't understand. It feels like the career line is your comfort zone in the early stage. Once the emotional line increases, the plot will collapse immediately. I don't know if you add a male protagonist in every book to cater to the market or what. Anyway, as soon as the male protagonist is introduced, the female protagonist becomes smarter. Obviously, the emotional line is not your area of ​​expertise. Once the emotional line is introduced, the career line will collapse. In the later stages, strong women are stronger than strong men. Readers of the main heroine story will only be able to read chapter 170 at most. If you read further, you will easily die of suffocation

All the books are great, from Shen Miao to Jiang Ruan to Jiang Li, every one of them is amazing.

You are the fifth-level writer with the coolest comments I have ever seen in book circles.

If the writing is not good, it will not be adapted into a TV series. Writing a book is not easy, so you must respect the author no matter what. I support Chacha, the big new book (Denghuaxiao) is very interesting.

It's really crazy. Qianshan Tea Guest's articles are now being criticized.

My favorite is this one. Ginger Pear is pretty good.

It's so funny. Isn't it normal that this book's 17-year-old ancient text is not suitable for today's taste? No one forces you to watch it. If you don't like it, you can quit. Is it necessary to scold?

The author said that this was the smartest heroine she had ever written. I couldn't bear to read it anymore, but finally I couldn't stand it anymore. This heroine has no idea what she is talking about. She relied solely on the filter given by the author for her plot. She went to her hometown to overturn the case vigorously while her house in the capital was still in a mess. She used the name of the legitimate lady of the capital but it turned out to be nothing. The logic is really messed up. The male protagonist is also incomprehensible. It seems that he is mysteriously planning to do something big. After meeting the heroine several times, he felt that the heroine's behavior was strange, but he started to do something serious and sent people to keep an eye on the heroine. It's simply baffling. This kind of emotional line that doesn't make any sense is really annoying to watch. The key point is that this is too slap in the face, and the smartest heroine in all the books, my God, has the author been hacked? It is unacceptable that the author who wrote the poison finally wrote something that makes no sense in logic.

I find it a bit strange that the title of the most beautiful woman would fall to a girl who is not from a wealthy family? She doesn't have any way to make a name for herself, she's not a brothel girl, she shows up every day.

I accidentally read the author's Reborn Daughter General, which is particularly amazing. The storyline is complete, the details stand the test, and there are no loopholes. I couldn't put it down and stayed up late to read it. I then read the other two books. To be honest, I was a little disappointed. I was wondering if it was the same author? The word stationery also appears, which is too confusing, and the details cannot withstand scrutiny. I don't know if the author is rushing too fast or something, which is a bit regretful. . .