Hou Fu's Cousin's Self-Rescue Manual

There are really a lot of unreasonable things. How this author got to where he is now is really questionable. Her other book has confusing logic problems. This book can only be regarded as average and not good.

The writing is very detailed, and I have to write about the scenery I saw and the clothes I wore, especially the scenery, which makes me a little impatient. I skipped the movie and watched the ending before the male and female protagonists got married. I didn't know what the plot was in the middle, but it was a bit slow in this aspect alone.

I replaced more than a thousand pieces with another author and finished with 400 pieces. It's too long-winded and procrastinating. The people in it are so hard to kill.

The grandson of the former prince has an embarrassing status! Why are you bouncing so hard! And even if you snatch a bride in the street, you will not be punished at all! ! A bit unreasonable [dog head]

This novel sounds a bit nonsense. A prince raped a common girl on the street and was not punished at all! Also, the Zhou family has made so many mistakes. The so-called state has state laws and families have family rules. Why haven't they been punished at all? Or is it to promote the plot behind! Quite brainless⚆_⚆

I'm speechless. The writing is mediocre. The heroine's portrayal is very useless. Others are doing everything. The characters are a bit forced to be intelligent.

I can't stand it anymore, I think the plot is okay. It's just too long-winded and contains a lot of explanations of psychological activities. I write sometimes like this and sometimes like that, without feeling. I feel like it would look better if I cut it out a little bit [Tilted head and laughed and cried][Tilted head and laughed and cried][Tilted head and laughed and cried]

It's too watery, I kept saying it over and over in the psychological description. The settings of the male and female protagonists are very good, but after three hundred chapters, the image of the female protagonist has not been established at all, and the male protagonist appears very rarely. . . . . I can't hold on anymore and decided to give up on this useless thing. Whoever is trying to fight is right?

More than forty chapters forced me to lose my wits, and I instantly lost my desire to read, and my head dropped. Parts of the plot are repeatedly narrated, and the detailed plot scenes have been written once. When it comes to the heroine, the dialogue has to be repeated again and again, which is procrastinating.

The protagonist is like a passer-by, his sense of existence is too weak, what is his character! ! !