The Water Town Folk

It was too confusing, and I didn't understand the ending at all. A red-date country girl made the heroine suffer so much that she was still alive at the end, but the heroine died instead. The heroine unexpectedly married the person who ruined her marriage. It was a mess. I would never think of the heroine marrying that person named Fang. The heroine's first fiancé cheated on her with her best friend. The heroine's second fiancé was robbed by the Xie family. The men there didn't even think twice about it. He said he loved the heroine and she was the one he wanted to marry, but he was also flirting with other women and said he didn't blame her for seducing him. The man surnamed Fang helped the Xie family steal the bride, and also humiliated the heroine. In the end, the heroine married him, which was not funny. That Hong Zao, this man, and that man all treated her like a treasure. Use the modern concept of love to write about ancient love, without any three concepts

I finally finished reading "Water Town" today. Needless to say, the author's writing style is concise and not verbose. The story is about ups and downs and climaxes one after another, especially the beginning and the end. I almost suffocated and tears blurred my eyes. Why? I feel the same, it's too sad, I can't keep reading, I have to take a break and calm down before reading, otherwise my heart won't be able to bear it! Finally, don't worry about hearing loss anymore! 😎😜😄😄😄

I had seen the author's story before and followed it. This one is also outstanding. In particular, the emotional line is not cliché at all, and people will not be able to see the ending at a glance (it seems possible to see who Bai Laizhang's couple is). The love between the heroine and Jiang slowly unfolds in a way that makes people happy but also broken. It doesn't feel like the author is forcing it to be loose. On the contrary, it is embodied in flesh and blood. The heroine was also worried and sad after her love was broken. I like the fact that the time-travel heroine is not written with a mind as strong as a machine. I don't like the kind of movies where I know who the male protagonist is as soon as he appears. When I saw Fang Chu's name "Qingyuan", I thought, it would be great if he was the male protagonist. From the heroine's contempt and hatred for "Fang" in the early stage to the consequences in the later stage, this line alone can change people's minds. Not to mention family lines, friendship lines, and career lines. Even if I jump directly to the next chapter, I can't help but look back and see what happened before. (Because I couldn't help but see which Shaodong was married to Qingya, Hehehe jumped). I read "Cuckoo" many years ago and some of the plots really touched people's hearts. The adoptive parents and relatives no longer put themselves in the heroine's shoes and were selfish and indifferent when they recognized their biological son. The heroine helps others and also uses her own intelligence and decisiveness. I felt sad and admired her at the same time. The author's wonderful thoughts can be felt in both books, but one thing is the same. Even though human feelings, sophistication, dogma, and laws all tell her that it is unwise to do so and that she should be submissive and soft, she still has to do her best to make a fortune unswervingly. This is rare to see in reality, but it can be seen in the article, which makes people feel happy and happy, haha! Come on, author, I look forward to excellent works that surpass you!

I originally thought it was quite interesting, but at the beginning or end of each chapter, the author made a digression. It's like I'm wandering around the supermarket, buying whatever I want and looking at whatever I want, but there are salespeople next to me trying to sell this or that to me. It's very annoying. The author should pay attention.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that I am so angry. I have never felt so aggrieved in a novel. The heroine was raised well by her parents since she was little. Even if she died because of a man in modern times, even in ancient times, she has not made any progress at all. The most important thing is! ! ! The female protagonist is actually with that Fang Chu. I never thought he was the male protagonist. Isn't it good to just use Jiang Minghui as the male protagonist? ! ! Why are you arranging a bloody plot? I'm really angry! ! !

It is a very good book, and the quality can be said to be very good. Unfortunately, I hate too much love and hatred. I either kill the other person with a knife, or just live a simple life. I really don't like falling in love and killing each other.

I thought the author wrote a heroine with a stupid personality in love, but who knew she turned out to be an autistic heroine with high IQ? 😅 It's hard to comment. Looking at the comment section, many people are complaining. Let me just say that many of the heroine's behaviors, behaviors, and words are speechless and incomprehensible.

The plot is quite exciting, the plot is coherent, and the writing skills are quite strong.

Every time before and after the plot starts, the author will write a lot of things that are not there, and it is really impossible to read any more. I have read more than 600 chapters, and Jiang Minghui's part is the best. Starting from the monster part, it is too long-winded and feels like nonsense. I gave up, I have no motivation to continue reading nonsense for the time being.

Some plots are really too speechless