The Scholar Came from the Tree

This article is quite good, it is a martial arts article. The weak scholar and the violent lolita are relatively novel. Although the scholar is weak, cheap and has a sharp tongue, he is absolutely devoted to the heroine. I like to watch his sharp tongue and green tea and white lotus. The female protagonist's explosive strength is a solid backing for the male protagonist to verbally fight with bitches.

One of the few novels that can be read in its entirety on Qimao. There is basically no misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists, the characters are well established, and the sentences are smooth and there are few typos. Generally speaking, there are not many bad guys, and each bad guy is made bad by different desires, rather than just because of the plot and jealousy of the male and female protagonists. It very completely slowly tells the love, life experience and friendship between the heroine who was raised in a nunnery and has high martial arts and the scholar who has no power to restrain a chicken. The plots develop and connect naturally. It is probably because few people have read this article that the rating is so low.

It's okay, but there's too much foreshadowing and it looks a little tiring.

There is no table of contents, so I skipped it if I am impatient. It is suitable for patient reading, but it is well written and very humorous!

It was okay at the beginning. When I looked at the male protagonist, I felt at first that he was just a weak scholar. Then I felt that he was quite shady and had a big secret. Then he was not. He was still the one who likes to read scripts. I also really didn't like Ding'an as a character. However, she was written to be the same as the protagonist. After reading 200 chapters, I really couldn't stand it anymore. I read it for many days.

Shu Sheng is a scholar and a happy fruit Chiba is Chiba, a heroine of a generation The author's writing style is very good, reasonable, not too ostentatious, and plain and simple. Big cheers for the author

It's good-looking, there aren't so many twists and turns, and it's very comfortable to watch. The heroine is not as beautiful or smart as the heroines in other books. She is just an ordinary girl. The hero is not like the generals, princes, and emperors in other books. He is just an ordinary boy.

The language of the characters is quite humorous, and the setting of the protagonists is quite good, but dozens of chapters are enough, because several plots cut back and forth, and the male and female protagonists are actually written as mascots. Why? Because there are several story lines competing for the spotlight with the protagonist. The writing is very good and the description process is also very good, but they cannot connect the readers' empathy. Why? Personally, I feel that the ending of each story is quite contradictory to the beginning. Why does a villain who has done evil things have to depict a touching scene of self-sacrifice before the end? I want to say that there are no absolute evil people, right? But instead of reflecting on the evil behavior towards others, they are caught and sacrificed as if they have completed some important mission (yes, the word sacrifice refers specifically to those heroes and warriors). I really feel like a fly in the throat (referring to the story of the bandit Hu San chasing into the city to save his wife and the knife-killing pig to avenge the woman and sell her human flesh) Don't say that I am cold-blooded and unsympathetic, but imagine starting from when they choose to step into hell to become devils and then use a layer of white paint to whiten it. Isn't it ironic? In order to respect the author's hard work, I will continue reading. Maybe the author thinks that the main character having sex all the way is too bland. There is a quarrel between the two of them. Chiba is drugged and beaten until she has an abortion. It seems that there is no need for medicine because of the martial arts and internal strength. The man is also shrewd and venomous. It seems that it is not easy to besieged by twenty or thirty people. However, he was defeated by two or three who were defeated and took some drugs to retaliate. As someone who doesn't like watching sad dramas, I felt as if I had slipped while watching this plot. There was no sadness, no joy, and I was a bit confused. There is also Ding'an, who is suspected of being a double heroine, telling the story of her wonderful life while stealing the spotlight. Twisted parents and younger brother, tragic sister, encountering bandits, repaying kindness by becoming an adopted daughter and giving him a spare tire, taking care of the family business and meeting a sweet lover, is that all? There is no real main plot here, the domineering president is busy chasing his wife, and he abuses his mind and body and abuses his spare tire. This is not a double heroine, this is a book that has been refined over time.

Ordinariness is the true meaning of life! But it's exciting and the content is lively

Funny and interesting, watchable