Half a Step Beyond

It really feels like there is no beginning or end. The heroine is dead? Just her daughter? Don't be too outrageous. Liu Mufeng once liked the heroine? Later, he got together with the heroine's daughter Shi Shi? Why are you so awesome? I can't stand it anymore.

It's super beautiful. I like the ending very much. Not only the past life, but also this life. Woohoo, I beg the author to publish a new book. I like this kind of subject.

It's really beautiful. It felt a bit pity that Lu Mingxue didn't survive. But in the end, the male protagonist and the female protagonist went together, so it was okay.

Well. . How to say it. . . It was modern 120 years ago, and it will still be modern 120 years later. There is a problem in the logic of time. In the first half, the male lead and the second half are in love, but in the second half, the heroine's daughter is suddenly given to the heroine. It's really sudden. . . It feels like the author wants to portray Xue'er and Fifteen as smart, independent, kind, and righteous people, but the characters don't seem to stand up and are all ignorant. Let's talk about their growth. It seems that they are just shedding their skin on the surface, and they don't play a big role in key battles. Um. . . It's hard to describe in one word. . .

It's good, engaging, and the storyline is coherent without any flaws. Worth a look

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Has the author graduated from college and no longer has time to write a book? I still like the author's writing style. I have read every book. I hope the author will publish a new book when he has time.

A bit messy

It's really beautiful and highly recommended. It's just my personal opinion.

Shen Shen nagging. The plot started out quite well, but later on it became a bit awkward. Halfway through, I stopped wanting to watch it. I endured it until I finished it, but I found it indescribable and speechless =_=