Chengluan

"Cheng Luan" has a total of 825 chapters, the female protagonist: Ming Wei and the male protagonist: Yang Shu It's a very passionate novel, with a heroine as the protagonist, a novel plot, not clichéd, and a good rhythm that doesn't drag on. The author's writing style is neat, without exaggerated emotional lines, everything goes as it should, and everything comes naturally. The heroine has a resolute character, is smart and shrewd, the male and female protagonists trust each other, support each other, and save the common people together, changing the future hellish scene of Beihu invasion and the fall of mountains and rivers. The characters have their own characteristics, and even the villains are flesh-and-blood and full of highlights. The author is rich in imagination, involving divination, astrology, witchcraft and talismans (picture within picture ~ world within a world), as well as rivers and lakes and courts. It is eye-opening and really enjoyable to read! Recommended reading🌹🌹🌹 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

A few years ago I read The Atlas of Immortals and The Immortal Is Hard to Find. At that time, I really liked the author's writing style. The stories he wrote were so fascinating that I couldn't put them down. Wondering why the ratings are so low? Some highly rated novels are unreadable. So it's not easy to find a good book in a bookstore where ratings don't reflect the level of the book.

9.2 Points is really too little. It's very good. It's no exaggeration to say that the writing is brilliant. It is a road of revenge, but there is not too much gloom, and it will not make people feel bored; the dialogue is intelligent, not brainless; there is ridicule and humor, but it is not overflowing; there is mysticism, but it is not false, it sounds reasonable, and even gives It is a kind of spiritual comfort for people; the sentences are smooth, not sloppy, and there is no verbosity to make up the word count; the language is beautiful, there are occasionally wonderful sentences and poems, but the whole article is not clever; it embellishes the ordinary with stormy waves; and sees wisdom and warmth in the bloody storm. What a great word!

When I saw the heroine's mother die, I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up. I was so angry that I couldn't sleep in the middle of the night and I had to get up and leave a negative review. What really killed the heroine's mother was not the dogs of the second uncle, third uncle and fourth uncle, but the heroine and the hero. They knew how important the heroine was to the mother. The heroine could be said to be the only support for the mother to persevere in the abyss. When the mother was sacrificed as a singer, if the heroine had not had to go for her, she would not have died. However, the heroine actually wanted to go for her mother, but only knocked her mother out for an hour, and left a letter telling her mother that she went for her. Wouldn't it be more painful for her mother to wake up than for her to go on her own. The male protagonist discovered that the female protagonist had been sacrificed, and in order not to expose his secret, he forcibly knocked the female protagonist unconscious and stayed. Although he did not know it, it indirectly caused the female protagonist to not return in time and her mother was killed. The author did not mention these causes and effects at all after her mother's death, as if the heroine's behavior was completely okay. Even if the disgusting second uncle, third uncle and fourth uncle had no intention of letting go of the heroine's mother, isn't the existence of the heroine just to fight the bad guys and protect the ones she loves? I said for a while that I shouldn't have too many connections with people when I traveled to the past, for fear of changing the future, but didn't you come back just to change the outcome, save your master and younger brothers, and benefit the common people? ? The author simply wanted to promote the development of the plot and did not carefully consider the plot at all. Even if the mother had to sacrifice to heaven so that the heroine could develop more freely, he should not have used such a plot. He just pushed the mother to die.

Overall it looks good. The heroine travels through the past and tries to change history, but history is intertwined by the movements of many people. In fact, what the hero and heroine can change is only a small part. This small part cannot prevent the direction of history from avoiding certain key nodes (such as the unification of the eight tribes of barbarians, or the path Xuan Fei almost took in his previous life), but it can push history closer to the direction they want to a certain extent. Compared to the middle and later stages, I prefer the early story, especially the story about Mrs. Ming San, which is very touching. I didn't like the character Ah Wan from the beginning. In terms of her true identity, her status as a maid is indeed aggrieved to her, but since the situation forced her to become a "maid", at least she should do a good job on the surface. She gave me the feeling that she really likes to talk to others. The story between Ah Wan and Su Tu is a bit far-fetched. As the person in charge of intelligence under the male protagonist, she still kept in contact with Su Tu when she found out that his identity was wrong. In the end, she gave up everything and worked with the originally hostile people to build the other country's country? ? Awan's ideals and ambitions have not been mentioned before, but when the hero and heroine traveled thousands of miles to save her, they suddenly said that the capital city could not realize their ideals and ambitions, so they did not plan to go back. Lao Tie, I am really speechless. In order to solve the hidden danger of Su Tu, do you force a love seal? However, this plot only occupies a small part of the full text, and overall it is quite enjoyable.

The last few chapters made me cry to death. Fortunately, the author gave me a happy ending. The saddest and most distressing thing about this article is Mrs. Mingsan and Miss Mingqi. Mrs. Mingsan encountered a tragedy in the life of the Ming family, which is really sad and infuriating. The eldest princess is too miserable, alas (๑◕◕๑) is all dead

The beginning was pretty good, I was hooked. There are too many flaws along the way. Let me briefly mention three. 1. Mrs. Ming San. This poor woman became a prostitute in the Ming family. It's quite pitiful to use your own beauty to seek a way out for your daughter. You only have beauty and you don't know how to manage it. Since there is no way to escape, it is better to go directly to someone more powerful to protect yourself. Instead of doing it again and again, all the men have it once. I don't know if the author wrote it like this on purpose. It's really a bit disgusting to watch. 2. The heroine. This heroine, who claims to be the best fortune-teller in the world, does things without any thought, whether she is killing snakes in a teahouse, or working as a prostitute on behalf of Mrs. Mingsan. She does things without thinking about the beginning and the end, and never considers the consequences. Killing snakes exposes her identity prematurely and arouses suspicion. The trick of making chickens for mothers is speechless. She has already got the money. What kind of chicken is she going to do? Knowing that Mrs. Mingsan regards her as her lifeblood, she still leaves a note saying that she went in her place. Who can bear this? Knowing that the Ming family had so many secrets, he still didn't follow his mother and protect her, so he let her die alone at home. 3. Mr. Yang. Is he the male protagonist? This character's characterization can only be described as disgusting. No matter how handsome he is, he can eat whatever women offer him. He's not picky about food at all. He also eats shit, right? If this kind of man can be the male protagonist, then the author can really say that his three views are worshiped by his facial features. If it weren't for the good writing at the beginning, I really wouldn't have wasted two nights reading this novel. Not interesting.

This is the first time I have read such a long article sentence by sentence. The plot is novel and not conventional, and the coherence and extension are very tight. The author's writing is smooth and he controls his emotions very well. In fact, I am not interested in most books with metaphysics, but this book is not exaggerated or pretentious, and it integrates conspiracy, metaphysics, family affection, love and morality very well. The heroine is extremely powerful as a fortune teller, but she has also grown up step by step from being weak at the beginning. The relationship with the male protagonist is not limited to the love between children, but also accompanied by the righteousness of family and country. I also like the ending very much. It's incomplete and perfect. That's how life is. It's the best ending. The supporting characters also have their own characteristics, which promote the plot and enhance the atmosphere. It's a good one, and it's highly recommended.

1. Mrs. Ming San was silenced by her husband who faked his death. 2. There is no doubt that the Ming family is a devil's cave. Mrs. Mingsan was forced from the beginning to numb later. Apart from her daughter, there were other reasons why she never tried to save herself. The uncle's family can communicate with each other, the eldest wife and the fourth wife are not evil people, and there are a few cronies such as Aunt Tong. They don't dare to try to save themselves, so don't expect the other female relatives of the Ming family who are also in the mud.

The plot is actually pretty good, but unfortunately the male protagonist is a huge failure. There is no limit to what he can do, he pulls people into the game at will, he is pretentious, and he treats ordinary people like ants. Flirting at inappropriate times regardless of the occasion, even if the heroine's mother had just been tortured and killed, he could still talk about beauty and pity in a greasy manner, which disgusted me to death. Don't tell me that she is not your biological mother. Not only is she the biological mother of the heroine's body, but the heroine has also made it clear that she treats her as your biological mother. What the hell. To take a step back, the adoptive mother who loved her daughter in every possible way is still alive, and as far as the process is concerned, the male protagonist is also partially responsible. To tease someone else's daughter at this time, what else is she to do if she isn't a beast? !