The Amazing Life of Chen Ergou

In China, no matter how well written any novel is, it can arouse criticism from readers. Only pornographic novels have the highest quality of readers. I have never seen anyone complaining. They all say: Thank you for your hard work, author. Thank you for sharing! ! !

An old bookworm passing by this place couldn't help but sigh when he saw the title of the book. The most popular book ten years ago ended up being unfinished, making readers so excited that they wished they could kill the author.

The books "Fenghuo" and "Mao Ni" made me feel the most emotional

Many people complained about the ending. There is a reason. At that time, Fenghuo and Qidian had terminated their contract, so they ended it hastily and wrote Jian Jia to death.

Recommend a book, Rebirth in the Countercurrent Era, not to mention Chen Ergou, maybe it will pay tribute to Cao Jianjia

This book was really good when I read it more than ten years ago. At that time, I was still young and I would stay up late reading it every day with my mobile phone in hand. Now that I think about it, it seems a bit childish. The heroine and the hero are not on the same level. One is a poor guy from the countryside who has never seen much of the world and is not handsome. The other is white, rich and beautiful. I really can't find anything about the hero that attracts the heroine. If it weren't for the protagonist's aura, they wouldn't even be able to say a word.

The ending is inexplicable! Especially dying in childbirth is really eye-catching. What age are we now, and there is still such a joke? ? ? Fenghuo's books are good, but the names of the people in each book are similar, and the Buddhist atmosphere is too strong, which is a bit annoying...

I can't imagine the shock I felt when I saw the book ending with Jian Jia's death. Perhaps most people thought it was a bad ending, but I felt there was no better ending than this. Cao Jianjia's love for Ergou may not be so hot, but it is deep and flowing slowly. She chose Chen Ergou. She didn't need Ergou to be very capable. She only needed this person to be able to prove that she had made the right choice. This person would never betray her no matter what, and she could trust this person at any time. She was lucky to have met this man. Cao Jianjia's life realm is so high that she no longer needs to decorate her life with any so-called achievements, so she chose the most natural and ideal model-the male is the leader outside and the woman is the leader inside. She stood silently behind the man, gave birth to children, and took care of the family. She chose to let these trivial matters become the color of her life. Cao Jianjia died, and this book ended. Perhaps it can be said that she was not allowed to die because the book was about to end. It would be better to say that Cao Jianjia passed away and this book should end. Since fate chose her, she also chose fate. As the story develops, she gradually becomes an obstacle to Ergou's development and an obstacle to the development of the story. As the person who truly sticks to the story, and a person who truly is herself, she is the soul of this work. The timing of her death was sudden, but just right. The time has come, why bother to stay longer? The man has passed away, why should the story continue?

Because of the conflict with Qidian, I really can't say why I wrote the heroine to death.

Volume 1 Chapter 1 Half Buddha and Half Immortal Chen Fusheng stood up from the ground, folded the letter gently, and put it into his pocket. He was fully prepared for the doctor in the operating room to come out and announce the worst news. Cao Yehu still leaned against the wall and looked at the ceiling, crying silently. The originally narrow corridor outside the operating room door was filled with a sense of oppression that made people want to escape far away. At this moment, Zhou Xiaoque, who had been standing behind his master Chen Fusheng, suddenly turned his head and stared at the stairs where he came from. His fists suddenly clenched, as if something aroused his extreme vigilance, but the stairs were empty and not a single person was seen. After a few breaths, everyone present vaguely heard the footsteps going upstairs. At this time, Cao Yehu also stopped crying, his eyes narrowed slightly, and Chen Fugui was holding Fusheng's side. The footsteps became louder and louder, and after turning around, a young man appeared at the top of the stairs. He was dressed in a strange and mysterious attire that looked like a Taoist uniform. He had a smile on his lips and a pair of phoenix eyes, but there was no smile at all. He was holding something wrapped in countless layers of linen in his left hand. If General Wang Hu was here, he would definitely have noticed that this person actually stood on tiptoe when he went upstairs, that is, only the soles of his feet were touching the ground. She was similar to the almost evil woman he saw in Wushan back then. However, this one today is a man. I don't know if there is any connection between the two.