Live Broadcast: Mistress Hou Is Going Crazy!

If you want to write about social issues when writing about children's dramas, you have to think more about it. In many cases, novels can also be influential. You hope to arouse people's resonance through mountainous education issues and family education issues, but you have not considered the corresponding consequences. A work without a self-view is difficult to convince. Without understanding the teaching profession and the requirements for teacher qualification certification, you create the image of "teachers yelling at children" and criticize them verbally and writtenly through variety show barrages. The result will only make teachers' status even lower. A novel that is divorced from the current social environment is difficult to convince. Maybe you will say, the Seven Cats novel is not a serious academic paper, so why pursue it? But you have to carefully consider the audience of your novel, which is mostly adults, adults who can influence the current social situation. And you have so little consideration for the issue of pregnant women. You clearly know that abortion takes a huge toll on the body of pregnant women, but you still write a plot where the heroine persuades her sister-in-law. It is really despicable. I suggest you consider it more when writing next time. Your novel will be read by others, and the world in your novel is also a world. You have to be responsible for yourself, the characters you write, and the readers.

I can watch it, but it feels like the main form is like watching a barrage. The supporting characters are a bit mindless and cheap, and they don't have any great skills but they keep saying harsh words. The main content seems to be a kind of baby drama between parents and children. I am not married and have no children and have just graduated from society. It seems weird to me. Anyway, I think it feels weird. I guess the audience is not me, so I think it is average and not good-looking, but it is not particularly ugly. In summary, it is a story about a heroine who develops a happy family over time and a successful career in the middle. The people around the protagonist are awesome, and the villains are all terrible. From time to time, the protagonist is disgusted, but this is not the reason why I feel uncomfortable watching it. Anyway, I feel that the writing is superficially enjoyable, but I feel secretly uncomfortable while watching it. Alas... Anyway, after watching it, I felt that the overall experience was average.

It's a bit hard to comment. The writing is okay, but the plot is rubbish. Besides, the heroine is not someone else's consciousness when it comes to having sex with the male protagonist. Jie Dang can't accept it. Then there is the plot of the female supporting character. The author vividly describes what kind of people play with what kind of people. Those who play well with the female supporting character are all bad people, and even children are bad. Jiang Jiang was okay at first, but then it felt like he had been taken away from him. It felt like the author deliberately wrote it crookedly to make him target the protagonist. He just wrote a bunch of supporting characters like a bunch of people to highlight the protagonist. One of them left, and another one came, which made me feel tired.

I watched it for three days, and I was so angry. I originally read it for the completion of the story, but the ending was very bad, especially bad. The ending was written in a mess. There were so many plots that were rushed to the end without being explained. It pissed me off and wasted my time. The characters in the middle change back and forth, which makes people feel tired watching it.

Not worth reading

I wrote about participating in two or three seasons of a variety show, and then half of the page was filled with variety show barrages, but there wasn't much actual content.

Finished reading the book The supporting characters in the book are so brainless. It's cool to be brainless. What made me feel the most wrong was the baby kiss at the end. I watched it a few years ago and I don't remember the plot very well, but what impressed me the most was the baby kiss.

Nothing too outstanding. The same old routine, the same plot. Very average. The woman travels through the past and present, and then shows her love for her son, gets rid of her previous love thoughts, changes her image by playing piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, sleeps with the male protagonist, and has a second child. . . . . . The heroine of the original article was forced to become miserable, interfered with by a mistress, and divorced. . . . . . The plot of the heroine is basically a large part of the plot where the original heroine became miserable.

I think this book is very interesting, and I don't feel aggrieved. It's a slap in the face, and the male protagonist is really good. I have to give the author a thumbs up.

Just like a running account, no plot