Mountains and Sea

This is a story about love and hatred. The author writes brilliantly and without hesitation, telling the story: In order to take revenge, the male protagonist approached the heroine's father and wanted to be a bodyguard, but he did not want the heroine to get interested and marry him. The father of the male protagonist died due to demolition without a body. Although the father of the female protagonist was not the mastermind, he was inevitably involved. Fortunately, there were clues left. The heroine's father died due to illness, and the hero and heroine divorced. The heroine also grew up and matured rapidly due to the loss of her family, and understood the ins and outs of the matter bit by bit. Help the male protagonist find the body so that his father can rest in peace. The male protagonist finds the mastermind through the clues left by the female protagonist's father and takes revenge. He also gradually understood his own heart and pursued the heroine. Interspersed with the emotional entanglements of several men and women. The future abuses the heroine, reader. The male protagonist is tortured by Hou Cheng, the reader. The ending makes readers feel that their torture was not in vain. The writing is quite good, and there are many plots that make people laugh out loud, smile knowingly, cry with tears, and torture the heart and liver. Recommended reading!

It's really good to watch, and the hooks are so deep that you can't guess the plot and want to keep reading.

Qiao Jiu and Lu Fengzhou, for 400 chapters, are not bloody or verbose. Both Qiao and Lu are obsessed with each other. They experienced divorce, revenge, running away, and having a baby, and finally got together. I like the cheeky character behind Lu who clings to Qiao like a dog-skin plaster, and I also like Qiao's character that continued to curse and complain even after the divorce. I also envy Guan Wei and Liang Xiucheng's revolutionary friendship for Qiao when they were down and out.

The first half was written more brilliantly and smoothly, but the second half felt a bit watery, which affected the quality of the entire work. In addition, the characters' methods of handling things went against common sense and the law.

The front is good, each link is connected, there is a cause and effect. What follows is a bit of a drag on the breakup, engagement, marriage, and remarriage of several young couples. Generally speaking, I can watch it.

After reading it, looking at the characters in it, the relationship between them is actually distant and indifferent. They want love but don't work hard to fight for it. Those who say love actually don't love much. They are all feelings that can be given up. Some characters and plots feel forced into the story, just to lengthen the length of the story. The characters are not clear-cut, and they are a bunch of confused people. It feels like a mess, but no one is happy. The Lu Fengzhou family was ruined by the Qiao family and others, and the subsequent revenge on the Qiao family was considered to have left room for Qiao Jiu. However, Qiao Jiu's hatred for his love outweighed the wrongs his father had committed against the Lu family. She knew clearly that Liang Xiucheng and Jiang Qingchen's feelings for her had always been insincere, and they were the real scum. Jiang Qingchen is a junior son, and his relationship with Guan Wei and Qiao Jiu is just that of an employee and colleague. They don't know what mentality they have in helping him seize the family business. It's a joke that two women with no great ability can succeed easily. At the end of the story, Jiang Qingchen doesn't care about Qiao Jiu's role, and can only be understood as a role that is forced to enter. Guan Wei and Qiao Jiu seem to be a pair of good sisters, but if you look closely, they are just making fun of each other. The failure of Guan Wei and Liang Xiujin to achieve success was therefore their problem, but Qiao Jiu knew Guan Wei's feelings for Liang, and chose Mr. Ming out of escape. Liang and Guan did have feelings but needed a solid support, but Qiao Jiu's concern was only indifferent. She seemed to care more than just wait and see. She didn't care whether Guan Wei was happy or not in the end. Guan Wei broke up with Liang Xiujin in the end. In fact, if you analyze it, you will find that her love for Liang is not as deep as Liang's affection for her, so why not give in. As a friend, Guan Wei actually didn't know Qiao Jiu at all. Even if she didn't know the past between Qiao Jiu and Lu Fengzhou, Lu was very kind to Qiao Jiu later, and she knew that Qiao Jiu and Lu Fengzhou had such a relationship, so she just stood aside and watched the fun. I spent a lot of space writing about the relationship between the two, but it doesn't necessarily have a deep relationship. At best, you just get to know someone else who will listen to you and won't be too loud. There are some characters in the story who have a worrying outlook on life, and I don't know who they are to set off. To say that the writing is average is just to understand that the author put in a lot of effort.

Tasteless

It's pretty good. The heroine is not a sniveling submissive persona. Even if she is down and out, she still has the arrogance of a young lady!

It looks good, but the ending is too rushed.

It's very exciting and humorous. I read it twice in a row. The plot is compact and the characters are very distinctive. This book should be unforgettable for me.