Star on a Hairpin

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I can't stand it anymore. . Why is the writing style so different from the previous books? There is no logic at all in the book about cultivating immortals. The male protagonist is mentally retarded and believes everything others say all day long. He can't tell how awesome his life experience is, and he just keeps bragging. Not to mention the heroine, she basically didn't rely on her own efforts, she just had a golden finger. And the few characters that have appeared so far have very superficial personalities. I don't know why they suddenly have a good relationship with the heroine. Maybe it's just to show that the heroine's personality is so aura. .

After the poison test, I couldn't stand Chapter 13 anymore. I can describe it as a simple novel, a loser style + a divorce style + a mentally retarded style with supporting characters + a ninja female mainstream (we don't know how the heroine was scolded by a group of people for several minutes without changing her expression or heartbeat). Well, that's pretty much it. If you have a good attitude, you can read it 🙂

This male protagonist is really annoying. There are various ways to find trouble with the heroine, saying that she is being opportunistic here and being clever there. The heroine reads books and draws talismans in the Sutra Pavilion every day, but he still looks down on others. Why should he look down on others? Let me ask you. Are you still not allowed to use the knowledge you learned from books? Do you still expect to be able to conquer ten levels with just one effort like his mother, without using any other means? And Mendong's advice to the male protagonist is also incomprehensible. Listening to the wind is like rain, and the heroine pops up from the secret realm and someone comes to save her, which reminds others of double cultivation; the heroine exchanges Ganoderma lucidum for robes, which also reminds of dual cultivation. Is the only contact between men and women all day long a matter of dual cultivation? And the hero still believes it? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? There are also big problems with the portrayal of the male protagonist. After reading the first 60 chapters, he is a mean, rude, arrogant, stupid, and arrogant Xiu Erdai. The 19-year-old distraction setting is as stupid as it gets. Xuan Lingzi is in his fifties, and no matter how bad he is, he is still a senior brother. Why does this male protagonist call others bastards? ? ? ? ? ? ? And to what extent the heroine's face was injured. The author describes how ugly people think the heroine is, but also describes how beautiful half of her face is. Isn't it contradictory? I want to ask? A very ugly book about cultivating immortality. Don't know why so many people recommend it.

Reading book reviews, some people say that the author's writing about cultivating immortality is bad, but I disagree. There are only a few books about female cultivators cultivating immortality, and even fewer good ones. Why, it's so difficult to write. If you still want to find fault with such a good-looking article, then don't read the online article and go read Dream of Red Mansions.

Write a brief book review. When I first wanted to watch Hairpin Star, it was because I saw a clip of Gu Baiying's knot heart ringing on DY, which immediately attracted me, so I planned to read the full text. Before watching Hairpin Star, I had just finished watching Chang Feng Du, and the feelings of family and country in it touched me from time to time. When watching Hairpin Star, the descriptions in the first few chapters tended to be bland and cliche. In order to see the male protagonist appear, I read more than 30 chapters step by step. The character of Hairpin Xing is very cheerful. She is not the kind of weak and weak heroine. Her desire to survive in this world of immortality is very real. When Gu Baiying appeared on the stage, maybe she was not attracted by this arrogant young man who spoke mostly sarcastically at first. The more you look back, the more you can see how tenacious and powerful Gu Baiying is. Gu Baiying is obviously only a boy of seventeen or eighteen years old. As the uncle of Hairu Xing and the others, he will stand in front of them every time there is danger. He is never afraid of danger. In the chapter when he met the mirage, he gave Hairu Xing the life-saving artifact in order to let Hairu Xing escape. For me, who just watched Chang Feng Du, both Gu Jiusi and Gu Baiying gave me different feelings, but they both have one thing in common that touches me. They have never forgotten their responsibilities and will not be afraid of the difficulties and dangers ahead. There is an indescribable attraction in Gu Baiying. He is a duplicitous little master uncle. Even if Jie Xinxin tells him the answer in his heart, he will still refute harshly in front of everyone. However, he will still carefully give gifts to Hairpin Star on his birthday. He clearly hates demons but knows about Hairpin Star. Even though he was unwilling to admit his feelings, he still firmly said "Yes, I like Yang Haoxing." I cried when I saw the scene of the Ten Thousand Killing Array, and I always laughed out loud when I saw the scenes of Hao Xing and his group getting along happily. The friendship between Mendong, Tian Fangfang, Mu Lixiao and Meng Ying and Hairpin Xing touched me even more. Every character has flesh and blood, and every copy makes me feel twice as deeply. I hope that other readers who have just read the previous part will never give up. The more you look back, the more you will find that each of them is growing. Gu Baiying and Hairpin Xing must be in good health🌹

Why do so many people criticize such a beautiful book?

Some people are really inexplicable 😤

It's really disgusting to have the heroine's appearance ruined and then the ugly girl later becomes beautiful and stunning. It's also disgusting for the top female supporting actress to engage in female rivalry.

The setting of this book really shocked me. Why don't so many people like it?