Film and TV Crossover: I Was Born Coldhearted

After reading part of it, I don't know what to say. The praise is only for Pan Jinlian. It has a bizarre atmosphere of a strange story. She wanders around in an absurd world and kills everyone. Hahahaha

Volume 1: I was a bit confused at the beginning, and I didn't understand it very well. I read it because of another book by the author. I finally accepted it? Am I thinking about him again? I'm looking at him? These sentences look strange, like a bystander There is also a very abrupt transition in the next chapter, which was not fully explained in the previous chapter. For example: the previous chapter said that we went out to play at night and looked back at the young master with a smile. At the end, the next chapter begins with a girl looking at lotus flowers and the sun is shining brightly. The plot moves very fast, but it's not like the other one. This one's plot is fast but not smooth. It's too sudden. I'm still pregnant. In the next sentence, I'll give birth to several children and they'll be able to run and jump. There's no foreshadowing at all. Why does it feel like every world is like a narrator using his own understanding of the plot of a movie and TV series that he has seen before? What is the heroine going to do? Can't read? What motivated me to keep watching was the identity of the heroine? The writing is a bit childish In particular, there is a world where the younger sister is getting married, and the older sister tells her one day in advance that she is getting married tomorrow, and the person she is going to marry will be the person her younger sister likes. Don't you even know this? He didn't use a fake name, and his sister didn't know that he would get married tomorrow? The heroine also said this was a surprise for her sister? Is getting married a surprise? It's really a bit of a surprise Doesn't the heroine earn merit? You're in love, how can you be virtuous if you haven't done anything? In every world, there are people who want to get married and have children together, and then end up in the next world. ​Love comes inexplicably, why does it feel different from the other book? It was probably written by two people (a bit like the Virgin) ​Volume 2: Those sentences are smoother and smoother. What everyone said is separated by punctuation marks. Wow, there is progress. There are so many typos, why didn't it say Lingke? What's going on? No substitution, still Wang Shu? It's weird. The second volume just started with two worlds and then changed back. And at the beginning, Xiao Juzi actually liked Qianlong, which was a bit unacceptable. Especially those unsmooth sentences in Wang Shuzai's world have come back, such as: I sat down by myself, I walked on the road, and a series of other things. It's hard for me to comment on this. The heroine has a bit of a Virgin heart, not a little bit, very much a Virgin heart. I saw a world like my sister's world. They all treat the heroine like this, and there is still money left for them to support them in old age. It will still be 20 years. Looking at it from the beginning, giving 2,000 yuan a month feels like a Virgin heart. The Little Orange system said that the heroine is too good to them, and the system can't stand it. ​Isn't it Xiao Orange who is Qianlong? What happened is that Wang Shu reshaped his body again? It's weird. The heroine has a good mother's heart, and several vicious people are actually given a happy life in the end. For example: I can't hold on to the world of being a housewife. Because of the author's preconceptions about another book, I kept insisting. I didn't expect that I ended up paying for it by mistake. A new heroine's name has appeared: Hui Xin, the world she traveled through feels a little bit interesting (the world of Dugu Mantuo is quite interesting)