Sorry, I Prefer a Different Routine (Selected + Long Review)

There are too many transformation articles and too few classical music ones. The prototype of the female (male?) Protagonist is a real-life pianist who has been locked up in a small piano room for decades, doing nothing but practicing. After traveling back in time to a talented girl who made a serious mistake in an international performance that ruined her future because of her love for the second dimension, Golden Finger has mastered various musical instrument playing methods and "brutally" developed the level of Chinese classical music in a world where the development of classical music is lagging behind because of the lack of war. Although I generally don't read Goldfinger articles, the subject matter of this article is very unique. The author has feelings for the prototype of the protagonist's previous life, and also has feelings for classical music. Regarding the protagonist's past life, he was locked up by his father and practiced piano hard, and was unable to contact the outside world. The impact of poverty on this life, as well as the high demands on the piano students, the solemnity of classical music and the attachment to life, all can be seen that the character creation is useful. Also, if you don't like lilies in this article, don't enter them.

When the witch Platycodon received the memory of a Chinese in the 21st century and knew the future direction, although she was still the Platycodon, she no longer clung to the obsession of the past. Cutting off the roots of love and coming to Japan 500 years later, in this complex comic world, how will Kikyo deal with the crisis in the chaos? There are many worldviews such as Yu Yu Hakusho, Kayako, Sadako, Kishin Doji, etc. I don't know if there is CP, Lily or BG.

No one knows that the concubine of the Hou Mansion is the legitimate lady; no one knows that the true concubine of the Hou Mansion becomes a modern poor girl as soon as she goes to bed; no one knows that the modern poor girl is the real rich lady; no one knows that compared to her true identity, the rich and famous princesses of the Hou Mansion are not worth mentioning. The heroine is an academic master, can enter the small world, is omnipotent in martial arts, and has a relaxed and lively atmosphere. However, the main plot is buried in mysteries and conspiracies - why on earth does the heroine live in two worlds at the same time? The two worlds seem to be closely related, but the men who enter different small worlds of the heroine but have completely different images and personalities are actually the same person? Who are the time-travelers who appear in the small world and oppose the heroine and take away her luck? The author of "My Toilet Connects to Ancient Times" is not particularly strong in writing, but has a great imagination and is kind and cute. This article should be a 1v1.

After escaping from a desperate situation, the child bride turned into a male champion. My husband, I really can't go back with you with my wife and daughter. Is it the county magistrate's fault that all men and women are allowed? In time-travel 1v1, the male protagonist does not have a particularly high sense of presence. It is basically an official story about the female protagonist, and house fighting is the path of the female supporting role. The female protagonist is clever and cunning, and she acts smart when she needs to. She treats her adopted daughter and "wife" very well, governs her well, and her descriptions of getting along with her family are also very cute.

The current story is based on the author's visual inspection of the top academics. The male and female protagonists are from well-off families. They first fell in love in Wenzhou middle school and got back together after studying abroad. It's pure 1v1, no bloodshed, long-distance relationship, and there are many letters in the second volume. It was released not long ago and there are not many chapters. But the male and female protagonists are both non-irritating people. The male protagonist is a single parent, a typical science and engineering man but without straight male cancer. He has strong brain supplement ability, does not like to use MSN space, and uses mathematical calculations to find the female protagonist. The heroine has been ostracized since childhood but has never had a dark heart. She once made her own decisions but once she made up her mind, she held on to it and refused to misunderstand. Maybe... You can learn to fall in love by watching this?

The introduction and author of the book have explained too much, and they fully meet the recommended standards of the book list. It completely breaks away from hope Xing's usual house-fighting battlefield, and shifts the map to how the princess who falls into the private sector to hide her identity kills the assassin, builds her reputation, and regains the throne. But I also want to say that the reason for recommendation is that the characters get along easily even in the most critical moments, the heroine is humorous in her expression of the most repressed emotions, and the person who deserves the most pain uses optimism to make everyone around him cheerful. This is the one of Nozomi's books that suits me best. (The routes of the two Empress novels in this book have their own merits and should not be compared, but they are both guaranteed to be completely different from ordinary Empress novels)

Once the emperor's daughter was buried in Shekou, she would have to change to the human world again when she opened her eyes. I just don't know if the person next to me is a close friend, and whether I should hold the outstretched hand. The author is a newcomer, the subject matter is a female emperor, a female general, a powerful female writer, the pre-Qin and Chu kingdom, an orphaned daughter whose mother died. The female protagonist has a small halo, so the stupid bird will fly first, and if the situation is strong, she will fight for her life. Most female emperor stories either have a setting in which women have a certain status, or are related to the male protagonist's great help and frequent cheating. This one is a little different. I don't usually praise people's writing skills, but this one was amazing at the beginning. At the time, I thought it was a bit too gorgeous. I didn't expect that later on, the author had a better grasp of the writing style. It was magnificent and not petty at all. The author is very willing to listen to readers' opinions and then consider and judge for himself. This is also the first time I have written a long review on a female channel. The author has uploaded long reviews of all books related to his works for the convenience of readers who love to read book reviews. (The routes of the two Empress novels in this book have their own merits and should not be compared, but they are both guaranteed to be completely different from ordinary Empress novels)

After living seven lives, I still can't get married like this. Change the road and save someone. Do you want to try it this time? You won't have to be reborn before taking off the hijab, right? To be honest, the title of the novel is not very attractive, but fortunately I clicked on it. The novel is as the name suggests, sweet, and the male protagonist is very cute. To a certain extent, it can be regarded as a love at first sight version of childhood sweethearts. There is a feeling that "they are a destined couple" everywhere in the book, and every coincidence and encounter means "it turns out to be you." I was attracted to it by the joke about being reborn seven times. There was a bit of house fighting before marriage, but so far it doesn't make people feel endlessly tired, and the progress is very fast. The male protagonist quickly took his mother away from the original family where there were many undercurrents. The female protagonist's original family is relatively harmonious, her mother-in-law is very kind, and the visual battlefield is not in the house.

Once a young reader travels through time and becomes the ex-fiancée of the 18th-tier male partner in the heroine's story, she just wants to drink wine and eat snacks with the little beauties, as far away from the main plot as possible - hey, how can I draw a fan book and become a minor celebrity? Actually, what I want to draw is the erotic palace~ Do you think this is an ancient saying? It's actually ancient science fiction! See how science and technology entered a new chapter in that era (the heroine did not draw a blueprint to open the golden finger, the previous time travelers had already promoted the foundation of science and technology) The author's writing is fresh and graceful, and the interactions between the characters are natural and lovely. There is no house fighting, only an era of vigorous progress and a young heroine living happily in the big era. Taizu, who always appears in small theaters and scripts, is also a very cute and patriotic time traveler. He is even more popular than the male and female protagonists. There are no very bad villains in this book, and even if there are, they don't have big roles. The heroine finds ways to resolve any dangers that arise. After all, the female protagonist is the fiancée who was divorced after dressing up as a male partner. Most of the bad guys are busy fighting with the male and female protagonists of the original book.