
Good Things Come to Those Who Wait
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- Ancient Romance
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Classic Long Reads for Women
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Waiting for the Moonlit Night
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The narrative line of this article is very messy. The heroine is a time-travelling woman but she upholds feudal ethics more than the natives. It can be said that she has "integrated in" very well... In addition, the whole article is basically unsatisfactory. One thing leads to another, and it is almost frustrating to the end. Although female channels do not like any funny articles, but dedicated frustrated articles are rare enough. The heroine doesn't take care of anyone who deceives or harms her. She still begs and hopes to help others. Occasionally, those who end up badly rely on justice from heaven, and those who are kind to her are righteous. However, the heroine is extremely harsh and mean, and she becomes dissatisfied at the slightest dissatisfaction. Thanks to the halo of the heroine, otherwise it would be difficult to survive more than ten chapters in the environment in the book. I read several other articles for Jiuchongzi, but the flaws are so dense that I am speechless. If the author wants to create a diverse protagonist, it can be said to be very successful. The one who does not remember gratitude but only holds grudges, the one who cheats her mother's family when she is in love, the one who fills her head with water and stirs things up until the end, the time-travelling person who does not bind her feet and is more feudal than the natives... It is really diverse and three-dimensional... 😅
This heroine has a funny mind. Her own mother is about to die, yet she still sympathizes with others. This is the worst novel the author has ever written, bar none.
Why is it that after so many years of writing, there are still people who ignore this book for no reason. I feel like Zhizhi's books took off from this one. The heroine is soft on the outside but strong on the inside, brave and resourceful. She is not a great heroine, but she has the ability to find a way out of difficulties. This is not the kind of house fighting where there is no family affection but only interests. All the characters still have the tenderest feelings in their hearts. Their emotional story is not one that suddenly and naturally comes to fruition, but one that tolerates each other and has twists and turns without being too heart-wrenching. Just like our lives. Written before the fourth re-reading.
I had read it a long time ago and had forgotten about it. I listened to it again on the audio book. I still felt that the story was not finished and that the person was a bit stupid. In the last scene, why did Liang Youhui say that he helped the heroine, but the heroine thought of the sweat towel given by the prince when she looked bad?
I swiped through it and now I've read half of it. The current heroine is a very modern person in thinking. Her actions have touched the bottom line of this feudal society more than once, and she needs the ancient people around her to remind her to restrain herself. I saw someone in the book club saying that the heroine upholds feudal ethics more than the natives, so I haven't read this book. A recent look shows that she is one of the most anti-feudal heroines in Zhizhi's novels: she pays attention to learning and will discuss a certain point of view with teachers; she treats servants as human beings as much as possible, respects their ideas, and tries her best to fulfill their love; dumps her husband if she doesn't like him; travels all over the country to gain experience; cares for Youhui out of female friendship, even if her status is embarrassing due to social customs, she still sends people to visit her with gifts; she carefully practices her own business, plans in detail, and tests new ideas. It can be seen that she was an independent and thoughtful career woman in her previous life. After time travel, she also worked hard to explore, improve her life, and love herself in shackles. This is my current thinking.
I like this one the most. The heroine has traveled through time, but she can't help it. She probably only dared to marry Li after traveling through time. Compared with other time travels, this one is more realistic. Life for women in ancient times was not that easy. They were just tolerant.
The heroine is stupid and stupid... The author obviously has good writing skills, why can't he write a better plot too!
Re-watched Good Things Come Soon! I have re-subscribed to all the pirated versions I have watched before! I like Brother Xiaosha! Love the hero and heroine of this story! The young man and woman who met each other in their youth, had vague and unconscious emotions, and repeated plots. Fortunately, the lovers finally got married. Thank you Zhizhi for writing such a good article, allowing me to relive the beautiful emotions that throb like first love 😌
There are so many flaws that I can't even mention them.
I don't understand why you call your parents "Master and Mrs."