My Ancient Chinese Proverbs Book List (Only the Final Text)

Overall rating: 1 star (for favorite memes) Have you finished reading: No Whether to review: No Author's brief comment: They are basically works of a similar style Hostess design: The heroine who wears books, is mentally young, silly and sweet Male protagonist design: The reborn male protagonist is said to be scheming, ruthless and capable. Supporting character design: basically just a tool person rushing to the scene Plot line: The female protagonist wears a book, hugs the thigh of the reborn male protagonist, and wins all the way Emotional line: There is interaction at the beginning, but it is quite abrupt. The male protagonist's motivation is inexplicable, not like a reborn powerful minister; the female protagonist's pretending to be stupid is even more inexplicable, not like a modern person. Completeness: Skip to the end, it probably has a complete ending. Extras: None Writing style: Most of the words are short sentences, very modern and humorous Brief comment: Once again, I fell into the trap because of something I liked, and then turned back halfway. The author's writing style is still fluent, but it may be because there are too many short sentences and too many modern and gag jokes, so as an ancient poem, it is a bit out of place. Of course, this is acceptable. The reason why I didn't finish watching it in the end was that the plot line was too out of the ordinary. At the beginning of the book, the female protagonist directly writes a large paragraph in the court. Let's ignore the problem of simplified and traditional characters. It is outrageous that no one except the male protagonist noticed it for such a long time. The specific scene is probably that two students passed notes for more than ten minutes, and the invigilator actually knew nothing about it. The male protagonist is set as a powerful minister who suffered countless betrayals in his previous life and finally reached the top on his own. But he was actually convinced by the heroine, and he didn't doubt the heroine's thoughts later on. He just loved her and that was all. To explain it simply by lack of love feels a bit too blunt. The middle plot is like a hammer in the east and a stick in the west. One moment it was a time-traveling girl (not the heroine) who escaped from marriage and hooked up with the prince's enemy, and the next moment a person with the same name and surname as the hero appeared. There was no feeling of foreshadowing or suspense, it just started and ended suddenly. So even though it was a short story, I finally gave up halfway through.

Overall rating: 2 stars (1 star for favorite memes) Have you finished reading: No Whether to review: No Author's brief comment: New author, currently only has one work Hostess design: A reborn heroine, whose IQ and EQ have not been very online in her entire life. Her behavior does not feel like rebirth, but more like time travel from ancient times. Male protagonist: The male protagonist is a military commander. Maybe it's because of the description. He doesn't feel majestic and heroic, just like a silly boy from the village. Supporting character designs: Basically, they are all set pieces, either a brainless female supporting role, or a male supporting character who is suddenly in love. Plot line: The heroine was proud and willful in her previous life. She came back from the dead claiming to change the tragic fate of her family and renew her relationship with the hero. Emotional line: The interaction between the male and female protagonists progresses very quickly, but in order to delay the plot, the male protagonist often disconnects in the middle of more than ten chapters. Completeness: The ending is a little rushed and not a little jumpy Extras: Three extras, not the first one that is particularly complete. The writing style: very modern and the wording is very casual Brief comment: In fact, if you see only one article and the reviews are relatively average, you will take a detour. But this meme is a very cute meme recently. Lovers who were separated by accident in their previous lives, one of them is reborn to make up for and redeem the mistakes of the previous life. Especially when the male protagonist didn't know the true identity of the female protagonist at the beginning, there was a series of entanglements. But other than that, both the plot and the logic of the characters' actions are very strange. The heroine is a lady, and when facing a strange man she meets for the first time, she can directly tease him and tell him her name, which is very unreasonable. The male protagonist doesn't know what happened in their previous life, but he actually gets excited when he sees the female protagonist acting like this. It's also very strange. Is it just for looks? The heroine's father is said to be the chief minister of the dynasty, but whether it was because he did not end well in his previous life or because he has to be reminded of many things in this life by the heroine, it all seems a bit too clever. Being the chief minister of the dynasty is not something that can only be done by good knowledge. After all, he is also a powerful minister. What is the head of the civil service? The supporting characters are also very old-fashioned, either they hate the heroine without thinking, or they love the heroine without thinking. He acted as if he were following a script, with absolutely no character-driven rationality. The ending is also very old-fashioned. It must reflect the power of the male and female protagonists and make them appear not to care about fame and fortune. Therefore, the male and female protagonists must reach the highest point and then return to the countryside. He didn't even think about whether the emperor would kill the donkey, as if saying "I want to go into seclusion" would be the same as retiring. So I reluctantly persisted and finished reading the first half of the story where the male and female protagonists fell in love, and then gave up on the story. If you are really lacking in literature, and regardless of logic and writing style, you can give it a try. Suddenly I thought of a hook, and I would like to add that there is a plot where the female protagonist wants to hook up with the male protagonist who is working in the mine (the custom of this novel is that the ladies in it are more unrestrained than modern little girls). After the male protagonist found out, he gave all the maidservants of his female partner to a group of local miners to rape, so-called killing the chicken to scare the monkeys. At that time, I bowed my head extremely, is this the male protagonist? This is no longer an individual thing. Either she is good to the heroine or she is a good person. How innocent this maid is. It's hard to imagine that a so-called kind and direct person who worked hard at the bottom could come up with such a way of handling things.

Overall rating: 4 stars Have you finished reading: Yes Whether to review: part of the plot Author's brief comment: It seems that I have been trying different styles Heroine design: Reborn heroine, super strong in action, semi-growth type, clear about love and hate, facing adversity, but still has sunshine in her heart Male protagonist: A proud little general, very boyish, not overbearing, sweet and warm Supporting character designs: There are many cute and three-dimensional supporting characters, especially female supporting characters. Plot line: The heroine was a killer in her previous life. After her rebirth, she discovered the truth about her life experience. She met the hero and a group of good friends, met her family again, took revenge together, and created a prosperous world. Emotional line: The male and female protagonists interact a lot. Because they are childhood sweethearts, the emotional line is in the middle, but it is not delayed at all. Completeness: It is a relatively complete ending. Unfortunately, the deaths of several big bosses throughout are quite simple. Extras: Supporting character extras in three novels Brief comment: I read the third article by the same author. The author seems to have been challenging different writing styles, but in terms of the order of selfishness and the degree of favorability, this article > The most spring breeze > Xiaoyao chapter. The male and female protagonists of this article are also my favorite. Compared with the other two articles, the overall rhythm of this article is very good, although the suspense setting in the beginning is a bit stiff, and the forced use of "..." To blur the information that readers see is a bit too deliberate. However, it gets better and better later on. The heroine is also a real eldest heroine. She doesn't need the hero to rescue her. There is no male supporting character at all. If you have to count, the younger brother can probably make up one. There is basically no bloodshed in the relationship, and the protagonist and supporting characters all have their own fate. After the male and female protagonists understood their feelings, they got together very directly. There were not too many so-called entanglements where they pretended not to understand, and there were no plots where the family members would show off for no apparent reason. The tone of the previous life was a little sad, but this life is a process of darkness and brightening for the heroine. Still highly recommended.

Overall rating: 4 stars Have you finished reading: Yes Whether to review: No Author's brief comment: Don't worry about pitfalls Hostess design: Rebirth of the heroine, superb cooking skills, calm and free, kind but clearly divided between grudges and grievances Male protagonist: cold god of war, keen observation, online IQ, although his emotional intelligence is in arrears, but he is more frank and direct. Supporting character designs: There are many cute and three-dimensional supporting characters, but unfortunately some of the endings are disappointing. The villain is somewhat brainless. Plot line: The heroine is reborn into another person twelve years later and begins to investigate the truth about her family's annihilation and the story of revenge. Love line: The male and female protagonists interact a lot, but the love line is very slow. The relationship is not confirmed until the last ten chapters. However, because the plot is smooth, I don't feel anxious while watching it. Completeness: The ending is a little rushed, but basically everything that needs to be explained is explained. Extras: Extras that briefly explain the endings of the main supporting characters Writing style: mature and stable, reads very smoothly, and the overall writing style is relaxed and interesting Brief comment: This article actually came out after I first saw the complaints, saying that the logic was weak, so my expectations were relatively low. But because the author is relatively reliable, I picked it up and read it when I was short of literature. Overall, this is actually a story with a light-hearted and funny style, so the characters' reactions are somewhat exaggerated, such as being completely defenseless when faced with delicious food, and non-villains having almost no dark thoughts, which is quite cute. Of course, according to the logic of the drama, this is indeed unreasonable, but as a relaxed description, it is still acceptable. I like both the male and female protagonists. They are cold but not indifferent, kind but principled, persistent but not stubborn, and they do not do anything but also make choices. The villain's emperor is so evil and inhumane, but the prince writes about the self-brainwashing process of a cowardly and selfish man, which is very vivid. Although the eldest princess is a pervert, her ambivalence toward the heroine and her twisted character developed in a perverted palace are also deeply portrayed. The supporting roles of the heroine's maids, both before and after, are all rich and three-dimensional, each with its own characteristics. Although the description is not much, it is easy to distinguish and impressive. Although the male protagonist's bodyguards all have names that are a combination of the word "fire", they also have distinct personalities, which is actually not easy to achieve. The final part did feel a bit rushed. Of course, it's not unfinished, everything that needs to be explained has been explained, but compared to the previous part, it seems to be progressing too fast. The big boss is easier to handle than the small boss, and it feels top-heavy. The emotional line is relatively slow, but there is a lot of interaction, so the sweetness of spreading dog food may not be much, but there are still many tacit understanding scenes of two people walking side by side and having a good understanding. In general, although the background of the whole story is actually sad, full of loss and helplessness, it is a very relaxing article that makes me feel relaxed after reading it. The author combines the relaxed writing style with the heavy story very appropriately and skillfully. I have basically read this author's articles and can only wait for new articles.

Overall rating: 3.5 Stars Have you finished reading: Yes Whether to review: part of the plot Author's brief comment: Continue to pay attention Heroine design: Reborn heroine with superb medical skills Male protagonist design: a dandy young male protagonist, capable enough to pass the test Supporting character design: It is relatively old, and the character design feels a bit papery. There are many supporting characters, and there are also many bloody and brainless supporting characters. Plot line: The reborn female protagonist uses medical skills to change the fate of people around her, and cherishes her new life. She runs a life with the male protagonist and intersperses the male protagonist's career line. Emotional line: There is a lot of interaction between the male and female protagonists, and there are more bloody plots in the early stage, but the second half is quite heartwarming. Completeness: It can be regarded as a conclusion. Extras: There are some follow-up extras with supporting characters and protagonists Writing style: The rhythm is good, the narrative is clear, and the story style is relaxed and smooth. Brief comment: This is an earlier article by the author, so it has obvious ancient marks. Including all kinds of endless house fights, the images of the male and female protagonists are a bit flat, and I feel that the gap is quite obvious compared to the other two books. It's also a little less satisfying. There are several female villains who jump from the beginning to the last part, and there are some hidden plots. In fact, you can guess it from the beginning, but they can survive until the end. There are also some flaws in the plot logic, and many of the characters' ideas for doing things are completely random. For example, the emperor felt that the heroine was his life-saver and could cure her illness. He felt that the hero and heroine were a good match and that the hero was close to him. But on the other hand, he still hesitated because the third prince tempted him to give the second princess to the hero as his equal wife. Of course, the heroine quickly solved the crisis, but I felt that this kind of plot was stuck in my throat when I read it. And a big difference between this book and the other two is that the male protagonist's early presence is relatively weak. Although he has his own career line and is very good at fighting and managing the army, the first half of the plot basically involves the heroine solving his mess. Whether it's an inexplicable admirer or a stepmother who has been hurting her, the overall sweetness is compromised. Also, let me tell you the reason why I stopped reading and skipped to the end. The male protagonist's father, who had been cheating on him in the first half and caused countless troubles and troubles to both him and the female protagonist, actually managed to become a good grandfather in the end and even ascended the throne as emperor. It's a bit unacceptable. Sure enough, there is a big difference between the early articles and the later articles. I want to go back and review the next two articles, alas. Supplement: Later, Wenhuang finished reading the second half. Although the problems mentioned above still exist, I don't know if I have read too many substandard articles recently, so I feel that it is quite readable. From the second half, everyone works together, and the lines of family, friendship, and affection that trust each other are very warm. The only fly in the ointment is that the male protagonist's father was not punished in the end, but it feels like he is actually the most responsible for many problems.

Overall rating: 4 stars Have you finished reading: Yes Whether to review: part of the plot Author's brief comment: Continue to pay attention Character of the heroine: Reborn as someone else of the same generation, a cute girl who is smart in big things and cute in small things. Male protagonist design: A proud, enthusiastic and high-spirited young male protagonist. Although he has suffered a deep hatred, he is still cheerful and energetic. Supporting character design: In fact, it is more like two male protagonists + two female protagonists. The eldest sister and the governor are also very well written. The other supporting characters also have their own characteristics. There is no force to write all the female protagonists or people from the opposite camp as vicious villains. Of course, there are also brainless villains. Plot line: After the heroine was killed by her reborn cousin, she was reborn into another little girl of the same era, and renewed her old relationship with the hero who had always had a crush on her. The hero and the governor worked together to bring order to the chaos and revive Chaosuna. Emotional line: There is a lot of interaction between the male and female protagonists, and the sweetness may not be as sweet as the author's other books, but the emotional line between the eldest sister and the governor is also very touching. Completeness: a relatively complete ending Extra: There is a longer follow-up extra Writing style: The rhythm is good, the narrative is clear, and the whole story is relaxed and smooth. Brief comment: I read the author's latest article and found it very good, so I looked for previous articles. It's a "lost and found" plot that I particularly like, especially the moment when the male protagonist recognizes the female protagonist. It's really great. There is a section in the middle where the eldest princess who raised the male protagonist laments, "He hasn't mentioned Aci (the heroine's original identity) for a long time." It's really cruel and makes people happy. This article is really, really long, so the foreshadowing and details can be very detailed. The hypocrisy and viciousness of the villain emperor are vividly written. I particularly like the settings of the male and female protagonists and the main male and female supporting characters. Of course, the heroine is a little too young. After all, she was reborn and did not really start from the age of 9. The last part is a little delayed, probably because most of the things have been taken care of. One is that the governor's role as a backer for the heroine is emphasized a bit too often, and not enough; the other is that the Yang family's reversal at the end is a bit blunt, and may be a bit similar to other plots, making it appear repetitive. But overall, it's still a good article worth reading. It's very refreshing, the logic may not be particularly strict in some places, but overall it's smooth and clear. Especially because of the emperor's suspicion, one loyal minister and good general did not end well, which is really infuriating. In the end, the male protagonist chose to postpone the plan for the sake of the mountains and rivers, and the writing was very exciting. The extras are also very complete. A little regret, purely because of my personal cuteness. In the end, the heroine did not recognize her predecessors in her previous life, although they became very close family friends, which was a bit regretful. Another thing is that the heroine never knew that the hero had liked her for two lives, and she liked it when others provoked the hero because of his feelings for the heroine in his previous life, which made the heroine understand the plot of the hero's relationship. Finally, the Xue family was really miserable, and the governor was too miserable. It is true that the current setting is the most reasonable, and it may not even exist without him, and the male protagonist may not really be able to make it to the end, but I still feel that this character is really embarrassing. Fortunately, his eldest sister gave him the opportunity to go from darkness to darkness. If I have the chance, I will continue to write another long novel by the author.

Overall rating: 4.5 Stars Have you finished reading: Yes Whether to review: yes Author's brief comment: Continue to pay attention Hostess design: The heroine who is a reborn miracle doctor, the little sweetheart of Dove in the world, delicate but not soft, can be salty or sweet, fierce or cute Male protagonist design: God of War male protagonist, free and easy, decisive, strong but not overbearing Supporting character designs: There are many cute supporting character designs, but the villain is a little brainless. Plot line: After the heroine was reborn, she used the medical skills and skills she learned after being taken in by the hero in her previous life to change the fate of herself and those around her, and also made up for the regret of not being able to save the hero in her previous life. The follow-up is the career line where the male and female protagonists jointly fight against the bad and poisonous emperor. Emotional line: The interaction between the male and female protagonists is really sweet, and they have a very tacit understanding. They unconsciously switch from repaying a favor to falling in love, but there is no violation. There is no bloody female supporting plot Completeness: a relatively complete ending Extra: There is a longer follow-up extra Writing style: The rhythm is good, the narrative is clear, and the whole story is relaxed and smooth. Brief comment: An article I almost missed seeing the name. I looked at the author's published records before, and they all had similar titles and medical female characters, so I was a little hesitant. But because of the literary shortage, I still clicked in. I never expected it, far beyond expectations. The heroine's design is not one of the popular female characters nowadays, but she basically relies on herself throughout the whole process. She is never ambiguous when it's time to take action, and she won't be impulsive when encountering problems. But being distracted is not as stupid as it is sweet. Not only the male protagonist, but when I read the article, I also wanted to have a similar female protagonist. The male protagonist is also very good. The setting is the God of War, and to be honest, if it is not well written, it can easily turn into an ancient domineering president. However, this article handles it well, creating an image of a high-ranking, decisive killer. At the same time, both the colleagues and the heroine sincerely respect and support each other's choices in life, and encourage those around them to have the courage to decide their own future life. The main supporting characters in the book, including the queen mother, the prince, the eldest prince of the enemy country, the heroine's mother, sister, two younger brothers, the hero's uncle, and the brothers around him, all have their own personalities and beauty, and at the same time, they do not overwhelm the protagonist and take up too much space. It's a little regrettable that the villains are relatively brainless, especially the heroine's father and the emperor, but they seem to fit their dark psychology of inferiority and arrogance inexplicably. The whole story is very refreshing, and some twists and turns are resolved quickly, so it is a pleasant reading experience. After reading this article, I plan to read the author's other articles. I hope they will be equally exciting!

Overall rating: 3 stars Have you finished reading: Yes Whether to review: No Brief comment on the author: A prolific author with a literary shortage to read The heroine's design: rebirth, self-braining and strategizing, but in fact it all depends on the male protagonist and the enemy's internal rebellion Male protagonist setting: rebirth, the standard setting of a cold and overbearing boss in ancient early literature, with slightly better mobility than the female protagonist Supporting character design: Not a paper character, but the emotions of love and hate are a bit inexplicable Plot line: After the heroine was reborn, she said that she wanted to protect her family, but she did nothing but make up her mind. She relied entirely on the male protagonist's foreign aid and the enemy's own inexplicable death story, interspersed with the story of the male protagonist's attempt to seize the direct line. Emotional line: When the male and female protagonists meet, it feels like love at first sight. One relies on beauty, the other relies on status. Completeness: a relatively complete ending Extra: There are some follow-ups Writing style: The rhythm is good and the narrative is clear. Sometimes I like to add voiceovers in the middle, maybe to adjust the atmosphere, but it is very dramatic. Brief comment: It's a novel that can be read, although the main characters basically don't have particularly exciting characters. Let's talk about the heroine first. After her rebirth, she always said she wanted to protect her family and avenge her enemies. But what I do is "I won't say it" and "I can bear it". In the beginning, every time there is a relatively handsome and promising young man, the heroine is always staring at him, and then the other party discovers that the heroine is attracted to the beautiful girl, and the heroine is unaware. It feels like the heroine is written in a teasing and nymphomaniac way. Let's talk about the heroine's brother. Basically, I will yell at anyone who gives way to me throughout the whole process (mainly the hero and the hero's brother); I will tolerate anyone who bullies me (such as King Qin). She always talks harshly to the male protagonist. In fact, if it weren't for the male protagonist, their whole family would have been tricked to death. The heroine, the mother, is responsible for showing the calculation and brainlessness of the market, as well as the preference for boys over girls. It's hard to tell that she is the legitimate daughter of a big family, and her appearance is worse than that of a maid next to the villain. The male protagonist has a complicated life experience and is hard-hearted and capable. This point is basically established. After all, whether it is the heroine's problems, family problems, or the hero's own problems, he is basically the one who solves them. But other than that, this temptation is really a bit metaphysical. Normally, what kind of behavior would it be to object to one's cousin's temptation but at the same time be tempted later without any hesitation? It's all thanks to this cousin's big heart and personality. And although the author describes the male protagonist as handsome, the interaction is described as like a rugged man. The villain group basically has no one to fight. Even though the princes thought about killing the male protagonist later, they now acted like "I don't believe you, I'm going to send someone to monitor you"; how did the villainous cousin who harmed the female protagonist in his previous life change from a simple ten-year-old boy who protected his sister with righteous words and could be seduced by his stepmother into a ruthless, cold-blooded villain who would do anything for power, even to the point of killing his father? There is also the queen, who wants to separate her sister and her husband, and refuses to find a good family for her sister to marry, and chooses someone who is obviously irreconcilable, and still creates a middle ground. Isn't this because she is afraid that the connection will be broken? But why is it still available? Maybe you want to complain about the plot and the protagonist, but you can stick to it and finish it. So if you are short of books, you can consider this author. The story design may have flaws, but the story-telling ability is good.

Overall rating: 3 stars Whether you have finished reading: Skip reading Whether to review: None Author's brief comment: Very famous author Heroine design: A reborn heroine, not afraid of what others say, ruthless and steady Male protagonist design: capable of literature and martial arts, with a heart for the world Supporting character design: There are very paper-like brainless villains. Comparatively speaking, the male supporting characters are more exciting than the female supporting characters. Plot line: After the heroine is reborn, she immediately and decisively gets rid of her betrayed brother-in-law in her previous life. She acts as the "traitor" and changes the fate of her family. Subsequently, the female protagonist opens a drug store and the male protagonist's identity and career line are interspersed. Emotional line: The male and female protagonists meet each other in the early stage, but the emotional line begins very later. Overall, they are more like partners. Completeness: a relatively complete ending Extras: None Writing style: The pace is very good, the narrative is clear, and it also has a natural sense of humor. Brief comment: The beginning is very exciting. The heroine's IQ is on the line before and after her rebirth. She endures when she needs to, acts when she needs to, and never hesitates to take action when she needs to. Then it started to go down all the way. The heroine began to inexplicably want to save the male partner Bai Yueguang in her previous life. Her tolerance for Bai Yueguang seemed to exceed that of her family. In the first few tears, you can feel the complicated mood of the heroine who has a chance to change once again, but in many places where she sheds tears later, she feels like she has become a sentimental little girl. The career line is supposed to be that of a strong, self-reliant woman, but the purchase and delivery of medicines depends on the monthly salary of the male protagonist's bodyguard, and the male protagonist secretly protects her, including forcing the patient to thank her (there is a saying that this patient is indeed ungrateful), allowing the emperor to see the heroine, etc. As for the emotional line, I still don't quite understand the reason why the male protagonist looks at the female protagonist with admiration from the beginning, and even defends her unconditionally. When a normal person sees an enemy, he is so ruthless that he will kill his brother-in-law if he asks, trap him if his father says to trap him, and sell him if his monarch says to sell him. Is it a normal reaction to keep a respectful distance and be defensive? It may be more reasonable if we experience it together again and again, and get to know each other more deeply before emotional changes occur. He defended the character unconditionally from the beginning, and even directly confronted the widow of his former spy (although not a good person) for the sake of the heroine, which was a bit inconsistent with the character of a prince with a special status. Finally, there is the supporting role. There are almost no female supporting characters who are outstanding enough to rival the heroine. On the contrary, characters like the new wife of her brother-in-law in her previous life, who are obviously scheming and capable characters, seem to be mentally retarded when facing the heroine. The heroine's father is said to have an image of loyalty, but his family was clearly sent by the imperial court to the vassal states for education. If they didn't teach well, it would be fine. When the imperial court finally had the ability to control the vassal states, they resisted, euphemistically calling it family training, which is a bit confusing. In terms of male supporting characters, in comparison, they are richer in shaping than female supporting characters. Whether the heroine has entanglements or not, at least she has her own set of logic. All in all, it may be that I have read too many recommendations before, and my expectations are too high. After watching the opening, I have deepened these expectations, so I can only skip reading quickly in the second half, which is a bit high and low. To be honest, at the end, I still felt that there was a little lack of emotional foreshadowing between the male and female protagonists.