Peach Blossom Tribulation

The writing is natural and romantic, the inner world is described very well, and the exaggeration is acceptable and relatable, giving people a sense of relaxation and immersion, providing the best way to rest.

It would be even better if the VIP content wasn't just glossed over.

Which one is the female lead? Having too many women involved is ultimately not good, especially for married women. Besides, too many women would lead to stereotypes.

This is the first novel I read, and it seems to have a pretty high rating. Is this all? There's no plot; it's all straightforward and predictable. Also, the author must have been suppressing their feelings for a long time and has little work experience, relying purely on their imagination. What I find even more incomprehensible is that so many people are reading it. It seems there are just too many people suppressing their feelings.

Essentially a standard example of a protagonist who defies logic, only relatively restrained in his expression. However, many things are rather fantastical, making the overall story seem somewhat intellectually deficient. If you watch it without thinking too much, it's alright, without any major flaws. The only slightly anti-intellectual element is the scene where the policewoman flirts in public during her work.

The beginning was great, but after chapter 100 it felt like a completely different novel. I don't know if it's just me or a problem with some novels, but I can't seem to get past chapter 100 of many of them. It's frustrating.

The main character is witty.

After taking a look, I realized the author's ideas are incredibly imaginative and far-fetched. It makes me understand the ancient saying, "A pen as powerful as a rafter," is truly apt; there's nothing an author wouldn't dare to write, only things you haven't imagined.

The plot is well-structured; looking forward to more exciting developments.

The male lead is too slick and the story drags on endlessly, each chapter feeling like he's just going through the motions. Despite being a reasonably capable protagonist, he's given the guts of a rat, offering virtually no satisfying moments. Furthermore, while the book covers a wide range of topics, none of them are well-done.