Tales of Nanping
南平记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Style
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Nuozhi Fuji
Ma Jia is an interesting and ambitious author with a growing talent pool. The quality of his works has consistently improved since his early days. You'll notice that the "transformation heroines" he's written in recent years are always the mischievous type—intelligent, realistic yet adorable. This is arguably Ma Jia's personal preference. He's created so many seemingly similar characters, yet each possesses its own unique charm, especially Nanping in this book, who leaps vividly from the page. Ma Jia's writing style has also become increasingly sophisticated, yet retains its simplicity. While Ma Jia's books don't rely on internet slang, they always manage to make you laugh. The books are very entertaining, and after reading Ma Jia's works for so many years, I still can't help but look forward to more...
The early chapters of "The Vest" were quite well-written and had a cheerful style, but later they became convoluted and ultimately inferior to "The Dormitory's Book," with an ending that felt like a rushed and poorly written conclusion.
What a great book!
I've been following Ma Jia's works on Pineapple Bun for a while now, and I feel this book is a masterpiece, truly showcasing Ma Jia's skill. The detailed descriptions of Yan Qing are incredibly nuanced and vivid, making the lively princess seem almost real, and it's impossible not to laugh. I hope more people can read this book, and of course, I hope Ma Jia continues to persevere and give it a wonderful ending, avoiding a disappointing conclusion (after all, I've had bad endings before)!
It always has a great start, but then the story stops progressing and it starts using abstract themes, focusing more on moral lessons than storytelling, making it essentially a waste of time.
Ugh, seeing the Qixi Festival episode in the middle of the night, I'm just as angry as the embroiderer. Reading it all felt like my daughter had been chewed up by a dog.
Ma Jia's books are so good, really! No other author's writing has this kind of charm. I'm completely engrossed and can't put them down.
Post-viewing thoughts
I've read up to chapter 110 and seen what you said before the book was released, so I thought I'd leave a comment. The book is generally good, but even at chapter 110, I still don't know who the male lead is. Personally, I don't like that; I prefer clear romantic storylines. Maybe that's your style. I read *Dormitory Transformation* a long, long time ago, just a little bit, and I didn't like it. I can't remember why, it's been so long, maybe because it was a bit messy. I personally prefer one-on-one romantic relationships. Do you know why your grades are bad? It's because you've improved. Isn't that ridiculous? Compared to before, your writing has improved a lot, but your grades are even worse...
The story takes many twists and turns, gradually becoming more and more interesting.
The story became increasingly convoluted and gradually lost its appeal.
Why is such a good book so unpopular? Are most of the readers on Pineapple Buns (a popular online forum) just immature teenagers?