Folding Flowers

I really can't stand having her ears pierced. She is like an immortal. Having her ears pierced is as painful as Ling Chi for the heroine. Her pride that has been bent inch by inch is still strong, but having her ears pierced means that she can no longer pretend to be a man to fulfill her ambitions. She can only stay in the purdah compound for three years and hug the couple. All day long, she listens to the hero's eloquent pua - women should be like this, women should be like that, and they can only exist depending on the male protagonist. Wuwuwu, Xiaobai, you are so pitiful. The author should stop abusing Xiaobai. If so, how can the author reconcile it? The male protagonist has really done many, many things that hurt the female protagonist. The once high-spirited Tanhualang, Wuwuwu, the male protagonist must die and torture him seven or forty-nine times. I really can't see how much the male protagonist loves Xiaobai. It's all pua and disrespectful. However, the author's ancient Chinese writing style is really good, and he is neither foreign nor earthy. He will update it frequently~

I originally gave up on reading it halfway through, but I finally read the ending after reading another of the author's works. How to say it? Among novels about robbery, I hate Shen Shoufu the most. In ancient times, he might not have taken it seriously, but in the eyes of modern people, isn't he just a rapist? And the heroine has Stockholm Syndrome and falls in love with someone who hurts her. I sympathize with the woman who was abused and unable to resist, but according to the image of the heroine portrayed by the previous author, she is so high-ranking and talented, dignified and independent, and does not collude with the powerful. Such a person is dragged into the quagmire by the male protagonist, humiliated and crushed in every possible way, and his dignity is crushed. Do you think the female protagonist will accept him? ! What is the difference between this and an enemy? In the end, he married his enemy and had children, which I really cannot agree with. You may not want to write her as such a saint in the early stage. If the female protagonist is the kind of character who endures humiliation and endures hardships for survival, she may accept the male protagonist because she has experienced the darkness at the bottom and feels that power is more practical than face and dignity. But the author also wanted to portray the heroine in the early stage as delicate and pure as a daughter of gold, and as proud as a scholar. Those educated and decent women in ancient times used their lives to defend themselves. How could they live in such humiliation? Don't worry about hurting her family, who really loves her family would want her to suffer such a crime. The male protagonist has nothing to say and doesn't understand love at all. It's impossible for you to demand respect and equality from him now. I just feel that the character set up by the author is too contradictory, and the process of two people becoming each other seems quite awkward.

Personal opinion and experience: The first 100 chapters were quite interesting to read, but the identity was never revealed in the middle, which killed the interest of reading the article. After seeing more than 200 chapters updated, the heroine is upright and sincere. It's understandable that the family is willing to endure the humiliation of the male protagonist in secret, but if he doesn't know how to adapt to human affairs and accidents, would someone with such a high IQ who can play music, chess, calligraphy and painting have such a poor emotional intelligence? The male protagonist treats the little emperor as a puppet. He didn't notice that something was wrong once or twice at first, but he failed to verify the many strange reactions and ruined the character. The first two hundred chapters made me feel that they were all about the theme of women disguising themselves as men. There were only emotional lines between the male and female protagonists, and other descriptions could not support the fullness of the characters and plot.

The plot is coherent and compact, the characters are very distinct, and the theme is also very prominent. The author's writing is very good. The protagonist in the article writes the type I like. The sentences are beautiful, the language is relatively fluent, and the layers are clear. The author would like to update it!

I finally finished reading it. I almost gave up on it in the middle. I really couldn't bear to see the heroine being treated like this. It made me really sad. Even though things came together in the end, the heroine's dream turned into a regret. She finally became the woman he talked about. She couldn't achieve her feats and could only stay in a small yard. All in all, I really felt sorry for the heroine. She shouldn't be like this.

The first part is pretty good, but the middle part is quite sad, especially the scene where the heroine is sent to a brothel. I didn't understand it, so I didn't watch the second part.

The male protagonist is sick and chauvinistic. He abuses the female protagonist almost the whole time and is very disrespectful to her.

I haven't seen such a useless female protagonist in a long time. Every time the male protagonist wants to get close to the female protagonist, the female protagonist behaves very upright at first, mocking the male protagonist, and then becomes weak and begs for mercy when the male protagonist gets serious. This plot once or twice is just for fun, but more times can only be said that the female protagonist has a short memory. She was afraid that she wouldn't die soon enough. When the male protagonist got angry, she started to panic again. Every time the maid asked her what to do when something happened, she always said there would always be a way. She knew it well. But in the end, nothing was done or nothing was done well. She spent the whole day just being angry with the male protagonist. I understand that the female protagonist is a nerd who only knows how to read since she was a child and doesn't understand the world and the love between men and women, but she has read so many books to make sense. , But he doesn't even understand the situation. He obviously has no power or ability, so he insists on showing himself to be noble and upright, but in the end he gets nothing. The male protagonist cleans up the mess time and time again, and the female protagonist turns around and scorns the male protagonist. She rescues a brothel girl and spends all day crying. The maid wants to teach her a lesson. The female protagonist says that she is also a poor person. Don't blame her. The cook has stolen from the hostess. Shen, she said that the mother-in-law's son was sick, and she was a poor person, so she didn't pursue the case, and gave money to others. She was soft-hearted to everyone, but the male protagonist used all the soft and hard things. She insisted on confronting him.

The author's writing style is great, almost the same as those I have read, and the plot is also very in line with my taste. However, there are still some things that need to be improved, such as the ancient order. The writing is a bit messy, but within an acceptable range. The plot is sweet and sad, but the ending is good, and it is very to my liking. I hope to publish a second book about the heroine's daughter, and I feel quite interested.

It's a very curious article, girls. The male protagonist is a pervert. This can be written as he and they actually reconcile. It's curious. But the writing is still good😊