Rouge Tiger

The author's writing style is actually quite good, the psychological activities of the characters are described in detail, and there are also some profound insights that make people feel. The biggest problem of this novel after reading it is that the plot progresses slowly, the foreshadowing is not clearly explained, and the main line is unclear and burdened by some messy details. There are nearly 400 chapters in total. It is after 260 chapters that people really start to have the desire to read and enter the theme state. 😮‍💨, I feel that the first 2 More than 00 chapters later, I read a story about a lonely female protagonist who clearly came here because of her father's unjust, false, and wrongful conviction, but did nothing to engage in a mindless love affair and ended hastily before returning to the original point. The female protagonist's character was indeed very unpleasant at times, and she always felt that she lacked IQ. In the end, the male protagonist's behavior of overturning the case for her also made it a bit intellectually incompatible with the wise image of the male protagonist established in the early stage. 😮‍💨All in all, what could have been a short and concise novel was dragged down by the control of the plot and turned into an article that can be read or not.

It's good to watch, I like the plot very much, cheers for the author

The writing is good and the story is attractive. There are some redundant chapters. For example, I don't understand the part about Feng Yu's wedding and bride changing. Why is the person changing? If someone who is unconscious can be sent to the house, then why take the risk to change the person?

Not bad, cheers for the author

This is the best book I have read in four or five years. The content is not sloppy and the storyline is engaging. Linked together. It makes people want to keep reading. The details are also described very well. The reversal was a surprise. There is no exaggeration. I hope the author can write a better book. Already following. Come on!

A very nice book, the author writes very well.

The first two-fifths of it didn't get to the point, and I didn't know what the theme of the book was. Later, there were still holes left unfilled and it ended. For example, how did Princess Yan die? And why does Mrs. Ling like Cheng Bi? Why didn't Ling Xiang get married? Why did Ah Xing's adoptive father want to kill Ah Xing? Why did Ah Xing want to kill Xingyi? Ah Xing was deceived by Prince Consort Feng using a candy man. Why did he still like the candy man later? Later, "A Floating Life Is Like a Dream" was beautifully written, but they were obviously twins, so why didn't they write about poor Ah Xing!

The writing is not bad, but too bland and wordy. When it comes to the critical moment, there is no follow-up and I just skip it.

The writing is really wonderful. After reading this book, I still have more to say, and the extra chapters are even more unique. Recommend!

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