The Bright Moon Heads West

Really good-looking!!! It's from the Republic of China. There aren't many of it from the Republic of China. The male protagonist has fallen in love with the female protagonist. The female protagonist doesn't love the male protagonist. But I don't know if it's Shuang Jie or not. I don't see it.

I really like this kind of story about beauties and heroes from the Republic of China period, which always attracts people's yearning. What's more, the male protagonist is such a stunning and talented beauty, with thunderous skills, a bodhisattva heart, and a righteous heart. A handsome and talented second male lead named Zhilan Yushu. Although there are several ancient texts in the article that are suspected of falling out of the book bag. But the flaws do not hide the virtues. Overall it is still a very good novel. (✪▽✪)

The author's writing style is very good and the content is exciting. I feel that the ending is a bit hasty. The relationship between Gao Ling and Jenny got married without ending.

The heroine's setting is YYDS, and it's worth watching until the end.

I personally feel that this is a good article and it is not too long. I read it from Ritui. However, some of the plots in the middle are a bit bloody. It's okay and it's complete.

It's a beautiful, very beautiful book. The writing is very good. I haven't seen such a good book in a long time!

The plot arrangement is very compact. I like the heroine to be independent and self-reliant, live a transparent life, and remain rational about her life.

I really can't stand it anymore, what the hell is this writing about?

I feel that the plot of this novel is quite good, but there are two problems. First, looking at the overall plot, I feel that the plot is still a bit unclear: especially the relationship between the characters in their families. I can't recall the relationship between them and the conflicts between them. The author doesn't need to write so complicatedly. Don't use their words and names all at once, so that you can't tell who is who. The second is the biggest problem with this novel: the plot jumps too suddenly. Does anyone feel this way? I admit that this novel is good-looking for me, but it has no transitional plot after the previous turning point. It just tells the middle process and result of the next plot, which is equivalent to not having a story beginning. As a result, it will be a bit abrupt and a bit inconsistent. The author can improve it a lot. We are not afraid of being accused of cramming the word count.

It's still pretty good. The emotional line between the male and female protagonists has always been the main focus, but from Xiaojia to everyone, the writing style is quite good.