My Girlfriend Is a Chinese-Style Beauty

This is actually an autobiography!

First of all, the beginning of this book is very good, with almost no bad points. It can be said that it is very suitable for me. It should be about 30 chapters, so I started to read it. There are really not many books that I can read in Qidian now, so I am very happy to find this sweet article. However, from the moment Jiang Xian wanted to get the marriage certificate with Tong Sisi, I felt there was something wrong. I didn't get the original article, but I decided to get it on the 8th of next month because the system task was to build the Qin Emperor's Mausoleum, so Jiang Xian went there. To put it bluntly, the author just doesn't want them to get married, and wants their relationship to be more tortuous (by the way, the word count). If there are no book friends and the author changes the plot, I guess I still won't be able to get it on the 8th. Since you don't want them to get married so soon, don't arrange plots such as them wanting to get married. A man and a woman get married after knowing each other for 3 months. It's not ridiculous, but it's not difficult to let them talk for a while. It's not impossible for boyfriends and girlfriends to spread sweets. Do they have to be husband and wife? You can't get this plot without a certificate. Wouldn't it be easier for you to build the tomb? Book friends will definitely feel much more comfortable reading it.        ，""，，（），，，，，，，， Why do you always do this kind of plot? Your series of operations is like cooking delicious soup and then sprinkling a handful of rat droppings. The people next to you saw it and reminded you. You took it out, cooked it for a while, and then sprinkled a handful of rat droppings. You still don't think there is a problem. In summary, either your follow-up plot is good enough and excellent enough to make people want to keep watching it regardless of their past resentments. Or just modify the plot (usually not) and use other plots to bring out that character. Otherwise, there should be many people abandoning books.

Chat history

A cup of tea, a pot of wine, a quick question, and a person coming ashore (thinking), how can I have so much time to find a partner, ~

Single dog yyds Add a lonely photo

I saw in chapter 50, the protagonist's father smokes and blows on the hero's prospective mother-in-law's face. The protagonist even calls the mother-in-law by her first name, saying that he likes teasing her. I used to be able to run into other people's beds in the middle of the night. I just couldn't understand why I had to portray this image.

What kind of boyfriend do you want, Maomao yyds

What the hell is that kimono thing? Is there some misunderstanding of the national style? Or is that book friend Japanese? ? ?

I still like the theme of Chinese style very much, but isn't the most important thing about the Chinese style guy's temperament? Either he is as gentle as jade, or he is free and uninhibited, even if he is narcissistic, this is "holding the sun and moon in hand to pick stars, there is no one like me in the world." The funny character of the male protagonist of this book, the second generation rich man who fills the screen, is really not in line with the Chinese style at all.

The previous part of this book is pretty good, but it starts with more than thirty photos of them returning to my grandpa's house in Suzhou. That's when big problems started. First of all, this novel is no different from other entertainment novels. It is even a castrated version because it only has things related to national style. National style doesn't mean you make two songs. Doing some calligraphy and painting is the national style. National style is more of a cultural spirit that has been inherited by China for thousands of years. It is a modern expression of traditional culture mentioning the national style boy. What we generally think of is the image of a humble gentleman. There is a saying that the people in Mo Shang are like jade, and the young master is unparalleled in the world. But this novel can even be described as vulgar and vulgar. Although when I first started watching it, those pornographic accents on driving made me feel very interesting, but the more I watched it, the more serious the fakeness became. Until I return to my hometown in Suzhou. First of all, I was not polite at all to my mother-in-law. Then let Yu Boya code the words. Traditional Chinese etiquette, respecting teachers and respecting morality, filial piety and love for relatives should be the basics. But I saw next to nothing from the main character. He is completely a lucky man now, he got something. Related to national style, that is, some songs, calligraphy and paintings. I didn't see any spiritual and cultural aspects. Another brother mentioned the latest incident where the heroine's account was stolen. I'm not as disgusted as that old man. But it was indeed poisoned to the point of affecting the perception. It feels like the author is now forcibly slowing down the development of their relationship in order to keep them ambiguous.