You Were Born to Be Free

Zhao Jun's writing is just like my ex! There were feelings involved, but he made you bear all the blame. He did all the good things, but when things went wrong, it was all your fault! Thinking back to those years, I was just like Feng Wan!

It's very well written; I discovered it late and only just started reading.

The description of Zhao Jun is so exaggerated that it affects the overall atmosphere of the book and makes it seem superficial. Is it really possible for someone to send their wife to another man's house to be a socialite and then turn around and complain that their wife is shameless? The sheer number of plots that distort human psychology in order to create a sense of perfection is countless.

It's really good. Lin Jiacheng's books are really good; I've followed several of them. The only slight regret is that almost every book is missing a few chapters. It's a little frustrating.

Where's chapter 54? Why is this official book always missing chapters and endings? Anyone who didn't know better would think it was a pirated copy.

It's very well written; the plot and characters are all described logically and reasonably, making it a very enjoyable read. 🙂 Sometimes I even felt like I was drawn into the female lead's world.

The core emotional conflict in the author's works is mostly the girl's lack of security, while the male protagonist fails to recognize his own feelings, which I can empathize with very much. But the ending of this novel really left me somewhat dissatisfied.

Fair skin, beautiful eyes. It's a refined and elegant beauty. Rather than that kind of flamboyant and unrestrained beauty.

Compared to "Yue Ji", "Spring Colors of the Southern Dynasties", "Boundless Phoenix Moon", and "Charming Minister", this book is generally more deliberate. In fact, "Boundless Phoenix Moon" is the most mature work in terms of writing.

I came back to watch it again, and I really hope it can be made into a TV series.