The Great Families

I have obsessive-compulsive disorder, and I must finish reading any book from the beginning to the end. I couldn't stand this one, so I gave it up. Idioms are made up randomly, typos are written all over the text, and even things to eat and drink are made up randomly. It doesn't matter if you haven't eaten it or seen it. You can look it up and learn it. What does it mean to make it up randomly? So the beggar's chicken turned maroon, what do you think of the braised chicken nuggets? Please, writer, go to a restaurant and order a beggar's chicken to watch first. There are too many similar ones and it's too confusing. I'm so tired that I don't want to give more examples.

Very consistent with the ancient plot

The story is okay now that I've read it, but the names are always wrong and a bit boring. Also a bit verbose.

The writing is too wordy, the irrelevant narration is too much, and the whole city is full of nonsense. To make up the word count, let's start over by practicing how to write concise words.

The story is well written. I like the heroine, but the heroine's brother is so disappointing. It's an ancient story that I like very much. I read it patiently! ! !

Endurance to 206, the heroine, it's hard to describe in one word. . .

A very nice book. I have read more of all the author's works. It's really good.

I think it's average. The shortcoming is that the plot is bland and there are no exciting and tense plots with climaxes. It feels a bit like a Buddhist boiling a frog in warm water. There are a lot of typos. The advantage is that there is nothing wrong with the logic, and it won't make people feel that this is unreasonable or that is unreasonable. The plot won't make people feel intellectually stupid or embarrassed after watching it, so I give it a neutral rating.

I have been repeating throughout the whole story that it is a pity that she is a woman, giving birth to sons and having sons, and constantly urging the heroine to get married, which made me a little irritable. After reading the book, there is still a male protagonist that I don't like. Alas, I gave up.

Forget about the typos, I don't know if there are several writers, but the characters are often too pretentious, which makes people suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder. The author's writing is good, and he is very good at changing the plot and characters, but if the pace could be faster, it would be more attractive to readers.