The Di Daughter Returns

Everyone, everything, even a villager, a soldier, a maid or a passerby, how many chapters will be written if you catch anyone? Long and long, the number of words written in ink. I've read two of the author's films, and they were barely good, but this one, well, it's just too bad! After removing half of the word count, it's almost manageable, but now I can't read it anymore even after scrolling! What a waste of time!

The strong female protagonist has a positive outlook on life, with clear logic and is not suppressed by the world. This is the third book by this author that I have read. Each book has its own advantages and disadvantages, but the female protagonists are all strong in three outlooks, capable, retributive, and extremely protective of their shortcomings.

The author's writing is very good. I read it in a few days and finished it. The heroine is very strong, I really like her. It's just that the male protagonist appeared late, 200 It only came out about a chapter ago, and there are too many typos. I hope the author writes better and better!

The writing is okay, but the story is not very clear. The image of the heroine is a bit confusing, and what she does is very inconsistent. Although she has a character of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, it is too artificial at times. Especially in the later part of the article, there are all kinds of awkward tempers. The plot is not compact and has no theme. Although the heroine did not suffer any loss, it is not a good story. Still watched it.

I saw more than a dozen pictures and couldn't stand it anymore. This is so ridiculous. Where did such a high score come from?

I didn't feel tired after watching it, the plot is vivid, the main plot is concise and clear, the female protagonist is good, the male protagonist is like a supporting role, and the extras are quite touching. The only drawback is that there are a lot of small mistakes.

The male and female protagonists are both clean and upright. It just feels like watching a group of children acting out Journey to the West. The slapstick and slapstick plot should not be taken too seriously, and this novel cannot be viewed with a rigorous eye.

It's pretty. The heroine is decisive and not wordy.

It's good to watch, the plot moves in a reasonable direction, there's no cheating, there's no messy stuff that doesn't match the era, some chapters are a bit long-winded, but the character interactions are interesting and it doesn't look boring. I recommend it!

Very childish, give up.