A Love of Fruits and Vegetables

"The Summer of Miss Hui" thinks that the characters in the work are too many and scattered, and they should just revolve around the protagonist. However, I have a different view. Since ancient times, "Famous" has become a classic novel. Which one does not have many characters and rich descriptions? I won't talk about China's four great masterpieces. Everyone knows them (there are so many characters that I forgot about the previous ones after reading them). Let's talk about Jin Yong's masterpiece. It is not a lot of supporting characters, and the supporting characters are often more fascinating. If there was no evil in The Condor, would it still be a classic? Not to mention the positive characters in Swordsman, would it still be as exciting without Dongfang Bubai? I secretly think that the failure of current online novels is that the characters are single and the portrayal is weak. They are basically facial expressions, such as scheming men, arrogant men, and gentlemen like beautiful men. Once you read them, you will forget them. I won't talk about the stallion stories written by male authors. The novels written by female authors are basically about a lot of beautiful men falling in love with the heroine at first sight without any regrets. The theme is all about the love and hatred between men and women, and the vision is really too narrow. One of the highlights of Fruit and Vegetable Love is its characterization. I believe that readers will still find it vivid when they look back on it a few years after reading it. Second, the theme jumps out of the usual vulgar themes of love and hatred between men and women, but goes from a family to a country, from personal ideals to the realization of personal value in this society and country. Except for the war period, which is a bit out of control (this may be the weakness of most female authors), I think the author has a good grasp of it. To be honest, this novel may not cater to most young girls who like YY novels now, but I personally think that this novel can be ranked in the top ten of Qidian female novels over the years in terms of character portrayal, depth of thought, and subject matter. I have to mention here that The Scholarly Lady is also a rare novel that makes people reflect on modern China. Have women's rights been realized? Have women faced up to their human rights? Faced with today's materialistic desires, mistresses and mistresses, how should women choose?

"The Summer of Miss Hui" thinks that the characters in the work are too many and scattered, and they should just revolve around the protagonist. However, I have a different view. Since ancient times, "Famous" has become a classic novel. Which one does not have many characters and rich descriptions? I won't talk about China's four great masterpieces. Everyone knows them (there are so many characters that I forgot about the previous ones after reading them). Let's talk about Jin Yong's masterpiece. It is not a lot of supporting characters, and the supporting characters are often more fascinating. If there was no evil in The Condor, would it still be a classic? Not to mention the positive characters in Swordsman, would it still be as exciting without Dongfang Bubai? I secretly think that the failure of current online novels is that the characters are single and the portrayal is weak. They are basically facial expressions, such as scheming men, arrogant men, and gentlemen like beautiful men. Once you read them, you will forget them. I won't talk about the stallion stories written by male authors. The novels written by female authors are basically about a lot of beautiful men falling in love with the heroine at first sight without any regrets. The theme is all about the love and hatred between men and women, and the vision is really too narrow. One of the highlights of Fruit and Vegetable Love is its characterization. I believe that readers will still find it vivid when they look back on it a few years after reading it. Second, the theme jumps out of the usual vulgar themes of love and hatred between men and women, but goes from a family to a country, from personal ideals to the realization of personal value in this society and country. Except for the war period, which is a bit out of control (this may be the weakness of most female authors), I think the author has a good grasp of it. To be honest, this novel may not cater to most young girls who like YY novels now, but I personally think that this novel can be ranked in the top ten of Qidian female novels over the years in terms of character portrayal, depth of thought, and subject matter. I have to mention here that The Scholarly Lady is also a rare novel that makes people reflect on modern China. Have women's rights been realized? Have women faced up to their human rights? Faced with today's materialistic desires, mistresses and mistresses, how should women choose?

Xiaobaogu, you are so awesome!!! Trick them to death!! Trick them to death without paying for their lives What a trap! So happy to see it! Let Gao Fan also have a taste of this

I feel more and more that Wang Qiong is more suitable

Today I saw Qidian's tweets, and I thought I'd just click in and have a look. I was unexpectedly surprised by 🤓 The author's "Ugly Girls Like Chrysanthemums" is an excellent online article I read 6 years ago, and later I followed her "Fruit and Vegetable Love". I really love it! ❤️❤️🌹🌹 It's just that it's been so long that I forgot the author's pen name. I regret it till now... There are many great masters at the beginning, but there are not many all-around masters who are as simple, delicate and thoughtful as Yuanye Da Da. Thank you! Wall Crack recommends Yuanye's articles. It's a pity for readers who missed it.

The plot is tightly focused on the details and is reasonable. Although it is a sequel, the writing is also very good, unlike some writing that is messy and does not make sense at all. Looking forward to the author's new work.

I feel like Chrysanthemum has had too many children and hasn't been properly educated.

After reading the author's message for this morning's chapter, it should be like this. Moreover, as has been laid out before, she can handle Xiangxiang's husband well even if he has three wives and four concubines. I don't care what the result is, I like the dialogue between various characters, it's very interesting. ❤️😡In fact, marrying Qin Kuang is quite a life. In my early years, I felt that third parties and betrayal were the most intolerable in marriage. As I got older, things gradually changed and I felt that those things were secondary.

In fact, it would be good for Coriander to be a queen. But you have to share your husband with others, you have to fight with those women, and you have to be locked up in that golden bird trap for the rest of your life. Tired just thinking about it Although if he becomes the queen, he can provide security for the Zheng and Zhang families. But this will make the people at the top worry again, and they will also be afraid that they will be the only one, and there are still many disasters waiting for them?

Why are the long comments I posted missing? It was so hard to write