Warm Monsoon

I rarely read online articles. This novel was recommended to me by my boyfriend. He said that he had been listening to books recently and thought I would like this. I clicked on it and read a few chapters out of curiosity. Actually, at first I was just curious about what he usually reads and what types of novels he likes to read, and I took the opportunity to find out about his preferences, because I think the words a person likes to read must be related to his inner self. I started to laugh after reading a few chapters. I wasn't laughing at it, but I thought it was a bit cute, because as expected, what he was reading was a slightly stinky but spirited youth with a little bit of machismo and the role of a savior. So I teased him, "Do girls like to watch domineering presidents fall in love with me, and boys like to watch innocent little white flowers being rescued?" And I didn't expect that both men and women can't hide their love for the theme of "rebirth", hahaha, tops! I had never read a male novel before. The last time I followed online novels for a long time was in junior high school. All I read were romances that girls liked. They revolved around the sweetness and tenderness of feelings, the entanglement of love and hate. In short, it was just the word "love". So when I first started reading this novel, I used to bring in my original expectations for reading online novels. I wanted to see the emotional pull between men and women, love and hate, and sprinkle sugar or knives. The result is indeed different from what I had seen before. In addition, it is a male author, and there are many boys in the comment area. Hahaha, I feel that this is just a cool article for men. I wrote it to satisfy my little vanity. After all, in reality, there are probably not many people who can save the little white flower. Just like in real life, there will be no such vulgar plot as a domineering president falling in love with me. Regardless of men and women, everyone satisfies some of their fantasies about beautiful things in the illusory world constructed by words, and this is a derivative product. So I would like to sincerely apologize for my preconceived and superficial opinions. But I stopped laughing when I saw it. One is that although he is a male author, he really constructs each character very seriously, especially the female characters. He tries to figure out the psychology of women, and tries to describe the delicate and complex psychology of girls, especially those who like to think too much. Although some details may still make people think that the male perspective is too obvious at first glance, such as the transformation of the heroine's dress, which is indeed not very similar. This female aesthetic can be said to be very everyday and appropriate among real girls, but it is probably not amazing among girls; the conversations and small actions between girls have a somewhat "brotherly" atmosphere, not quite like the usual fights between ordinary girls, but a bit like a group of spirited girls (manual dog heads), and if you observe carefully, girls rarely make small actions such as "subconsciously licking their lips" while talking. It is probably related to the long-term discipline of women in society. Even girls with bold and even masculine personalities rarely have this kind of behavior. Reading this will make people think that a girl is as hung up as a boy, hahaha. So I boldly speculate that the author's emotional experience is not very rich 😏, and he is not familiar with the details of women's daily behavior (🐶 Put a dog head to save your life, ah, ah, just kidding, don't get mad) Angry); Furthermore, the exchanges between the heroine and the hero are a bit awkward in some places, not like a couple but more like brothers. Although it is understandable that the character of the heroine is cold on the outside and hot on the inside, but as far as I know, no matter how cold a girl is, she will rarely reply with a simple "Oh, um, okay" when chatting with a boy she likes or even likes. Even if it involves work, she will give "special treatment" to those she likes when replying. (But after seeing this, I also understand why my boyfriend sometimes replies "Oh, um, okay" to me. Hahaha. Sure enough, men and women think a little differently.) But because of this, with these descriptions that are not in line with a girl's understanding of women, and the comments of some male readers in the comments, I realized for the first time that most men have a male perspective when facing women, and their expectations for beautiful emotions and love are actually filled with respect and admiration. After all, everyone loves beauty. Everyone, regardless of gender, loves beautiful things (oh, who doesn't love looking at handsome guys), so I am very grateful to the author for his writing, which allows me to see that apart from the mutual spats between men and women on the Internet, putting aside prejudices and causing long-term "male bonding" between men and women, it can also represent the perspective of most men as normal ordinary people. I also thank the author for not simply objectifying women when writing, but for treating the women in the article with respect as real people with emotions and thoughts. At least in the expression of the text, I believe that the author must be a boy with very upright three views 🙂 On the other hand, it is precisely because the author poured his own emotions and three views into his writing that I saw a different male world. When facing relatives, friends, people I like, and different scenes, work or study, etc., I feel like "Oh, it turns out that in this situation they That's what I thought." It's not like the two people in romance novels who often fight around emotions and are indecisive. Instead, they have a lot more responsibilities and responsibilities for life and family, as well as ambitions for self-development and future development. These are simple and clear. These are indispensable for rational thinking from a male perspective, and it is also more true to feel that girls tend to be emotional animals, while boys tend to be rational animals. (Of course it's not absolute. After all, human nature is complex for both men and women.) The male protagonist's response measures and mentality when dealing with conflicts and emergencies not only help me better understand some of my boyfriend's behaviors, but also bring me a lot of lessons worth learning. Thinking about it this way, it may be because I am a girl who is too delicate and sensitive. Sometimes it is really easy to think too much, think about problems and get into trouble, which takes a long time. Instead, I can learn more about men's straight-forward thinking, which can make people's lives simpler and more enjoyable. (I guess this is probably the reason why my boyfriend wants me to read this novel? He also wants me to understand that loving someone does not require you to be perfect, because you have shining points that he can find, so all this love is worth it.) At this point, I also understand why boys like to appear as saviors. I do not deny that there is a small vanity for power and strength, but there are also men who are eager to take on the responsibility of protecting the person they love, as well as proving and affirming their self-worth. As for the male chauvinism that is often scorned, perhaps it is a mistake caused by some people's lack of respect for women on this basis, so that they overexaggerate this "savior plot". The above is just my personal opinion. Although I am a female reader, I cannot represent all female groups, and I have not finished reading it completely. (When I saw the heroine doing 40 push-ups, I really couldn't help but want to write something hahaha. I have lived in a girls' dormitory for so many years and I have never heard of girls doing this when they are troubled. Girls also like to stay in bed and be lazy.) If there is any deviation in my understanding or something that makes people feel offended, I First of all, I would like to sincerely say I'm sorry. I hope it won't affect everyone's reading experience, because after all, the audience for male novels is mostly men. I really don't know much about you, and I'm still learning. I welcome everyone to rationally discuss and correct my speech~ Thank you again to the readers for the works. I hope you won't mind after writing so much. The novel's plot development, rhythm control, and character relationships are all very good to read! It's just that the portrayal of female characters may be a bit awkward for a female reader. If you want to expand the audience of the novel, you may be able to improve it a little more. But if it is just a novel for men, I think it is completely enough. After all, I still enjoyed reading it hahahaha! Bring on the author! (^0^)/

The warmth of ai painting

I probably ordered dozens of chapters? I can't stand the rest of it The first part is good to watch, but you don't have a harem and you have to portray a female character. Are you just going to write urban sentimental literature? If so, can you put it on the Minotaur label to save me the trouble of reading it?

Three monthly tickets are given to me, and I can only say that I am sad. In my opinion, this book cannot be called a good book, because the experience of Wen Nuan is actually very similar to mine (ps. My male). The pain of the original family will make people wet for life, rather than the downpour. When I see Wen Wen's low self-esteem, I will think, sister, believe Ji Feng, he will not let you down, but I can say this to him from the perspective of God, can I say it to myself in the first person? I may get this answer later, because it is not just the pain of warmth, the regret of Mu Wanqiu, but also the thoughts and emotions of many people. Reality is often not what everyone wants. I also imagined that I would go in and force a deus ex machina to use some superpowers to brainwash Ji Feng into a scumbag. However, as mentioned in the article about the dispute between the result and the process, if the process is broken, the result may be more disastrous and difficult to reconcile, so the ending in the book is enough. (Ps. Please improve it, I hope it can have a sense of presence qwq)

This is a novel I discovered before specifically looking for a single female protagonist. Now I have finally finished reading it and let's talk about Mu Wanqiu. To sum it up in one sentence:Mu Wanqiu spent her whole life to become a part of the male and female protagonists' play. This book has two lines, one is career and the other is feelings. The main line of feelings is Nuan Nuan, which has a certain ending in Chapter 60, and the whole story is full of good feelings. You can see at a glance that Ye Gu's branch line has no possibility. Ye didn't say that Gu Xueting had no idea in the later stage. She could even meet the right person, only Mu Wanqiu. Mu Wanqiu is very special. Mu Wanqiu's emotional branch is very close to the main line, and even goes around the main line. To be honest, when watching it, it is difficult for me to understand the meaning of Mu Wanqiu's existence. Any regrets for the regrets used to decorate this book? (I really like the first female character who appears and has a good personality, and I think she is the only one) So I like warmth very much. (The reason why I was looking for a story with a single female lead was because I didn't want to watch a drama about a passionate female character never marrying, but I didn't prevent it.) 1. Mu Wanqiu was famous when she first appeared. When I clicked on the comment section, someone said she was the female lead. My heart stopped at that moment: Brother, we have agreed to write a story with a single female lead, can you do it for me? But some people said that the author was sure to have a single heroine, so they tolerated it. 2. It was very painful for me to read the next ten chapters. The better Mu Wanqiu's character is, the more I look forward to her offline, because this is not good for Nuan, and she almost succeeded in stealing. 3. The warm appearance of more than 60 chapters made me feel relieved, but why was Mu Wanqiu written so disconnected? Of course, the next chapter is about the torture and murder of Gu Xueting, so I won't pay attention to Mu Wanqiu. 4. Later on, Mu Wanqiu was artistic and affectionate every time she appeared. In short, she was affectionate. Ji Feng also responded artistically every time. It was very annoying to watch. This was not a rejection. It was clearly a way to increase the favorability. I had a very bad feeling in my heart. 5. In the Mu Family Chapter, Mu Wanqiu kept her own rules and completely opened her heart. She loved Ji Feng, and she envied the warmth. Of course, we Ji Feng could not respond. Seeing this, I don't know whether to approve of Mu Wanqiu or sympathize with Mu Wanqiu. At least I am not opposed to the dual heroines. 6. Never marry and die alone, it's so good. I was poisoned by a book a few months ago and now it's here again (of course this book is not that rough) 😐 Mu Wanqiu spent her whole life waiting for the monsoon to witness the love of Nuanfeng. Until the couple was buried first, Mu Wanqiu was still guarding. This role has been involved longer than the couple. I hope the monsoon warmth at the ending will accept late autumn. Not to mention the monsoon, a lifetime of affection is enough at the same time. As for the old people who said: The book Mu Wanqiu will be ruined after accepting it. Isn't the highlight of this book lies in using the repeated affectionate feelings of the supporting characters to highlight the relationship between the male and female protagonists? The problem is not that this should never have been written, or that it was an unrequited love that should have ended long ago? I agree that the author cannot bring any harm to Nuan Nuan, but from the perspective of the writer, Mu Wanqiu's tragedy is a destined death. Mu Wanqiu should be killed in Chapter 60. Even if it is not a fantasy, it is still a killing after finishing it. So in the end, Mu Wanqiu ended up as a pseudo-heroine. From the perspective of a book, Mu Wanqiu used her life to write a story, and this story was part of the play between the male and female protagonists.

At first glance, it looks like the boss's vest, with mature writing style. No procrastination, fast pace. In an insignificant way, the female protagonist has a clearer portrayal than the male protagonist, including inferiority, desire, responsibility, self-reliance, and self-improvement. The protagonist of a video about a woman who feels incestuous

Mu Wanqiu

Monsoon

I originally thought that Feng Dai, the Jiang Gou next door, was already very awesome. He had my favorite business wars and sweet love, and it seemed quite cool. I didn't expect it to be more awesome here, maybe it's a matter of personal preference. I think this kind of in-depth plot description is much deeper than the description in the vernacular cool novel, and it is also more likely to arouse empathy and thinking, rather than just simple fun. After reading the vernacular Shuangwen, I was really looking forward to the following plot (because Jiang Feng's grasp of the plot is really awesome, and the quality is very high), but after reading the latter, I actually felt that it was very rewarding? Maybe it's because of my limited experience, but many of the discussions between the characters in it made me want to take screenshots and save them, so I can go back and savor them carefully, but in the end I wasn't allowed to take screenshots? ! (Gan), in the end I typed it down by hand, as if I was taking notes... In short, it's awesome. Jiang Feng and Warm Monsoon are the only novels that I came back to complete and order after reading pirated copies. I will definitely buy them when they come out in physical form! If it doesn't come out, I'll just wait until it's finished and print it out myself!

I was lucky enough to finish reading this book on the warm and monsoon wedding day of September 13th. I have been exposed to the winter snow, heard the spring rain, blown the summer wind, seen the autumn sunset, and finally accompanied the morning dew of the morning sun, embraced the warm monsoon, and my love has not stopped. It feels like each character has become a living person under the author's writing, and at the end there is only the reluctance and touching feeling of separation. This book is like a glass of fine wine, leaving people with endless aftertaste.