[1V1, seducing a strong pet, taking something by force, being paranoid and crazy about criticizing powerful officials [expression] a woman disguised as a man to explore the beauty.]
When Bai Yu'an was born, her old father was already over fifty years old and had three older sisters, and she was her father's last hope.
In order to make her father have no regrets, her mother treated her as a man since she was a child, making her the only child in the family.
In the year when she was the most beautiful girl in high school, Bai Yu'an stood on a high-rise building, leaning on the railing and looking at the smoke and clouds of the capital, ready to devote her whole life to the imperial court.
But the young powerful minister Shen Jue, who was standing in front of the window across the river and looking at each other, had long been dormant in the dark, secretly spying on the charming beauty under the pure and elegant character.
He wanted to break her pride and make the handsome man in white clothes accept her happily.
Even if he was unwilling, he still had the patience to break down her defenses inch by inch, so that she had to become the bird in his palm and bear his wanton favor.
I originally gave up on reading it halfway through, but I finally read the ending after reading another of the author's works. How to say it? Among novels about robbery, I hate Shen Shoufu the most. In ancient times, he might not have taken it seriously, but in the eyes of modern people, isn't he just a rapist? And the heroine has Stockholm Syndrome and falls in love with someone who hurts her. I sympathize with the woman who was abused and unable to resist, but according to the image of the heroine portrayed by the previous author, she is so high-ranking and talented, dignified and independent, and does not collude with the powerful. Such a person is dragged into the quagmire by the male protagonist, humiliated and crushed in every possible way, and his dignity is crushed. Do you think the female protagonist will accept him? ! What is the difference between this and an enemy? In the end, he married his enemy and had children, which I really cannot agree with. You may not want to write her as such a saint in the early stage. If the female protagonist is the kind of character who endures humiliation and endures hardships for survival, she may accept the male protagonist because she has experienced the darkness at the bottom and feels that power is more practical than face and dignity. But the author also wanted to portray the heroine in the early stage as delicate and pure as a daughter of gold, and as proud as a scholar. Those educated and decent women in ancient times used their lives to defend themselves. How could they live in such humiliation? Don't worry about hurting her family, who really loves her family would want her to suffer such a crime. The male protagonist has nothing to say and doesn't understand love at all. It's impossible for you to demand respect and equality from him now. I just feel that the character set up by the author is too contradictory, and the process of two people becoming each other seems quite awkward.
Leave a paw after reading this. The whole book illustrates one thing: a stunning beauty without a brain can only be a dodder flower. . . Although the whole book has been saying that the heroine is both talented and beautiful, and is concerned about the country and the people, in fact, she has not made any achievements as an official except for making everyone fall in love with her with her peerless beauty. The suggestions given by the heroine in the previous memorial were so shallow and simple that it was funny. After reading many powerful female power essays, this one's strategy is really a bit too weak. There's nothing much to say about the male protagonist's crazy character design, but the final comeback and repentance ➕HE is too unreasonable. It is impossible for the heroine to fall in love with him unless she is in Stockholm. . . In the end, the ending of being raised as a canary is also hard to accept. Alas, I can only say that it is not compatible with me.
Those who have followed me from Shoufu have one thing to say: the author's writing style is really good, especially the description of the heroine's appearance. Every time I read one, I think, if it were made into a TV series, which actress could hold up the beauty of the heroine? I have read several books where women dress up as men, and the storyline at the beginning of this one is really fascinating. Later, an unreasonable point appeared. The male protagonist and the female protagonist slept together so many times but did not find out that the heroine was a woman. So we readers urged the author to reveal the heroine's identity as soon as possible every day. Later, the male protagonist discovers that the female protagonist is a woman. According to the label of this article, taking by force, the male protagonist takes possession of the female protagonist's body. Then he began to humiliate the heroine physically and mentally. What I'm most angry about is this part, it's so cruel to the heroine. Obviously the heroine has become very obedient because of fear. The male protagonist is like a mental bt maniac. The most common thing he does is to pinch the heroine's neck and force her to be strong. Let the maids all over the yard beat the heroine collectively. I'm so angry. This Tanhua was broken after all. How sad Yuan must be. The most helpless thing is that the female protagonist cannot even ask for death, and the male protagonist threatens her with the lives of the entire clan. I really hope the heroine can take revenge later. As a result, it ended suddenly, and maybe the author himself couldn't come back from it. The book that made me most disappointed ended with the male protagonist humiliating the female protagonist.
The ending was extremely disgusting. A genius was suppressed and turned into a "woman". Let's see if it's yin or not. Bai Yu'an is definitely not someone waiting to die. To mold her into "Mr. Bai" and then use Miss Xiao's etiquette to restrain her is to destroy her soul. The worst ending of this book is that Bai Yu'an commits suicide and the hero repentes alone for the rest of his life. It would be better than this. Broken Tanhua, really broke the fragrant fragrance and killed the jade.
In fact, this is a very cruel thing to do to the heroine. She was raised as a man since she was a child, and now she is asked to be a stay-at-home girl. This is equivalent to reshaping the world view. No one can accept it immediately.
The name is average, and some plots feel pretentious
The heroine Bai Yu'an is a near-god-like character, tough and compassionate, aloof and aloof, but silent and tender. The only flaw is the shadow left by her father's harsh demands on her when she was a child, and the difficulty in recognizing her female identity caused by dressing up as a man since she was a child. This makes her have huge flaws in her character. She is stubborn and resists true love. In the first half of the novel, the heroine and the hero are in great pain. They are like chickens and ducks. Neither of them can understand each other. The hero cannot understand that he has given so much sincerely. Why can't the heroine feel it at all? The heroine has always resisted escaping. At first, I thought that the heroine was taking revenge on her lover because of her father's oppression, so as long as Gu Junjiu and Shen Yu expressed their sincerity to her, she would reject them harshly, which seemed to be a kind of revenge. It wasn't until Bai Yu'an's dream before her wedding that she realized that the heroine resisted anyone who wanted to get close to her sincerity because she didn't recognize her female identity. Shen Yu's robbery and sneakiness made people uncomfortable at first, but it was not until his robbery turned into a show of weakness that the confrontational relationship between the two took a turn. I quite like Bai Yu'an's character. It's the first time I've seen a young master in a novel who can't even comb her hair and put on clothes, but her cold and tolerant style of dealing with things is very charming. The story progresses very slowly in the first 200 chapters, which are always trivial matters, and I still read it with gusto. Li Yanyu, a character with a cold and warm temperament, and a character named Wei are both quite interesting. The author also has a book called "A Glimpse of Love", which is being serialized and is quite interesting. The heroine has evolved and is much smarter...
I haven't seen such a useless female protagonist in a long time. Every time the male protagonist wants to get close to the female protagonist, the female protagonist behaves very upright at first, mocking the male protagonist, and then becomes weak and begs for mercy when the male protagonist gets serious. This plot once or twice is just for fun, but more times can only be said that the female protagonist has a short memory. She was afraid that she wouldn't die soon enough. When the male protagonist got angry, she started to panic again. Every time the maid asked her what to do when something happened, she always said there would always be a way. She knew it well. But in the end, nothing was done or nothing was done well. She spent the whole day just being angry with the male protagonist. I understand that the female protagonist is a nerd who only knows how to read since she was a child and doesn't understand the world and the love between men and women, but she has read so many books to make sense. , But he doesn't even understand the situation. He obviously has no power or ability, so he insists on showing himself to be noble and upright, but in the end he gets nothing. The male protagonist cleans up the mess time and time again, and the female protagonist turns around and scorns the male protagonist. She rescues a brothel girl and spends all day crying. The maid wants to teach her a lesson. The female protagonist says that she is also a poor person. Don't blame her. The cook has stolen from the hostess. Shen, she said that the mother-in-law's son was sick, and she was a poor person, so she didn't pursue the case, and gave money to others. She was soft-hearted to everyone, but the male protagonist used all the soft and hard things. She insisted on confronting him.
The author's writing style is great, almost the same as those I have read, and the plot is also very in line with my taste. However, there are still some things that need to be improved, such as the ancient order. The writing is a bit messy, but within an acceptable range. The plot is sweet and sad, but the ending is good, and it is very to my liking. I hope to publish a second book about the heroine's daughter, and I feel quite interested.
It's very good-looking, but Shen Yuan is really making people vomit and kill Shen Yuan! It certainly didn't keep its promise in the end. I think it kills people every day. It's so good that a novel like this has to include Shen Yuan. It's so vomiting~
I originally gave up on reading it halfway through, but I finally read the ending after reading another of the author's works. How to say it? Among novels about robbery, I hate Shen Shoufu the most. In ancient times, he might not have taken it seriously, but in the eyes of modern people, isn't he just a rapist? And the heroine has Stockholm Syndrome and falls in love with someone who hurts her. I sympathize with the woman who was abused and unable to resist, but according to the image of the heroine portrayed by the previous author, she is so high-ranking and talented, dignified and independent, and does not collude with the powerful. Such a person is dragged into the quagmire by the male protagonist, humiliated and crushed in every possible way, and his dignity is crushed. Do you think the female protagonist will accept him? ! What is the difference between this and an enemy? In the end, he married his enemy and had children, which I really cannot agree with. You may not want to write her as such a saint in the early stage. If the female protagonist is the kind of character who endures humiliation and endures hardships for survival, she may accept the male protagonist because she has experienced the darkness at the bottom and feels that power is more practical than face and dignity. But the author also wanted to portray the heroine in the early stage as delicate and pure as a daughter of gold, and as proud as a scholar. Those educated and decent women in ancient times used their lives to defend themselves. How could they live in such humiliation? Don't worry about hurting her family, who really loves her family would want her to suffer such a crime. The male protagonist has nothing to say and doesn't understand love at all. It's impossible for you to demand respect and equality from him now. I just feel that the character set up by the author is too contradictory, and the process of two people becoming each other seems quite awkward.
Leave a paw after reading this. The whole book illustrates one thing: a stunning beauty without a brain can only be a dodder flower. . . Although the whole book has been saying that the heroine is both talented and beautiful, and is concerned about the country and the people, in fact, she has not made any achievements as an official except for making everyone fall in love with her with her peerless beauty. The suggestions given by the heroine in the previous memorial were so shallow and simple that it was funny. After reading many powerful female power essays, this one's strategy is really a bit too weak. There's nothing much to say about the male protagonist's crazy character design, but the final comeback and repentance ➕HE is too unreasonable. It is impossible for the heroine to fall in love with him unless she is in Stockholm. . . In the end, the ending of being raised as a canary is also hard to accept. Alas, I can only say that it is not compatible with me.
Those who have followed me from Shoufu have one thing to say: the author's writing style is really good, especially the description of the heroine's appearance. Every time I read one, I think, if it were made into a TV series, which actress could hold up the beauty of the heroine? I have read several books where women dress up as men, and the storyline at the beginning of this one is really fascinating. Later, an unreasonable point appeared. The male protagonist and the female protagonist slept together so many times but did not find out that the heroine was a woman. So we readers urged the author to reveal the heroine's identity as soon as possible every day. Later, the male protagonist discovers that the female protagonist is a woman. According to the label of this article, taking by force, the male protagonist takes possession of the female protagonist's body. Then he began to humiliate the heroine physically and mentally. What I'm most angry about is this part, it's so cruel to the heroine. Obviously the heroine has become very obedient because of fear. The male protagonist is like a mental bt maniac. The most common thing he does is to pinch the heroine's neck and force her to be strong. Let the maids all over the yard beat the heroine collectively. I'm so angry. This Tanhua was broken after all. How sad Yuan must be. The most helpless thing is that the female protagonist cannot even ask for death, and the male protagonist threatens her with the lives of the entire clan. I really hope the heroine can take revenge later. As a result, it ended suddenly, and maybe the author himself couldn't come back from it. The book that made me most disappointed ended with the male protagonist humiliating the female protagonist.
The ending was extremely disgusting. A genius was suppressed and turned into a "woman". Let's see if it's yin or not. Bai Yu'an is definitely not someone waiting to die. To mold her into "Mr. Bai" and then use Miss Xiao's etiquette to restrain her is to destroy her soul. The worst ending of this book is that Bai Yu'an commits suicide and the hero repentes alone for the rest of his life. It would be better than this. Broken Tanhua, really broke the fragrant fragrance and killed the jade.
In fact, this is a very cruel thing to do to the heroine. She was raised as a man since she was a child, and now she is asked to be a stay-at-home girl. This is equivalent to reshaping the world view. No one can accept it immediately.
The name is average, and some plots feel pretentious
The heroine Bai Yu'an is a near-god-like character, tough and compassionate, aloof and aloof, but silent and tender. The only flaw is the shadow left by her father's harsh demands on her when she was a child, and the difficulty in recognizing her female identity caused by dressing up as a man since she was a child. This makes her have huge flaws in her character. She is stubborn and resists true love. In the first half of the novel, the heroine and the hero are in great pain. They are like chickens and ducks. Neither of them can understand each other. The hero cannot understand that he has given so much sincerely. Why can't the heroine feel it at all? The heroine has always resisted escaping. At first, I thought that the heroine was taking revenge on her lover because of her father's oppression, so as long as Gu Junjiu and Shen Yu expressed their sincerity to her, she would reject them harshly, which seemed to be a kind of revenge. It wasn't until Bai Yu'an's dream before her wedding that she realized that the heroine resisted anyone who wanted to get close to her sincerity because she didn't recognize her female identity. Shen Yu's robbery and sneakiness made people uncomfortable at first, but it was not until his robbery turned into a show of weakness that the confrontational relationship between the two took a turn. I quite like Bai Yu'an's character. It's the first time I've seen a young master in a novel who can't even comb her hair and put on clothes, but her cold and tolerant style of dealing with things is very charming. The story progresses very slowly in the first 200 chapters, which are always trivial matters, and I still read it with gusto. Li Yanyu, a character with a cold and warm temperament, and a character named Wei are both quite interesting. The author also has a book called "A Glimpse of Love", which is being serialized and is quite interesting. The heroine has evolved and is much smarter...
I haven't seen such a useless female protagonist in a long time. Every time the male protagonist wants to get close to the female protagonist, the female protagonist behaves very upright at first, mocking the male protagonist, and then becomes weak and begs for mercy when the male protagonist gets serious. This plot once or twice is just for fun, but more times can only be said that the female protagonist has a short memory. She was afraid that she wouldn't die soon enough. When the male protagonist got angry, she started to panic again. Every time the maid asked her what to do when something happened, she always said there would always be a way. She knew it well. But in the end, nothing was done or nothing was done well. She spent the whole day just being angry with the male protagonist. I understand that the female protagonist is a nerd who only knows how to read since she was a child and doesn't understand the world and the love between men and women, but she has read so many books to make sense. , But he doesn't even understand the situation. He obviously has no power or ability, so he insists on showing himself to be noble and upright, but in the end he gets nothing. The male protagonist cleans up the mess time and time again, and the female protagonist turns around and scorns the male protagonist. She rescues a brothel girl and spends all day crying. The maid wants to teach her a lesson. The female protagonist says that she is also a poor person. Don't blame her. The cook has stolen from the hostess. Shen, she said that the mother-in-law's son was sick, and she was a poor person, so she didn't pursue the case, and gave money to others. She was soft-hearted to everyone, but the male protagonist used all the soft and hard things. She insisted on confronting him.
The author's writing style is great, almost the same as those I have read, and the plot is also very in line with my taste. However, there are still some things that need to be improved, such as the ancient order. The writing is a bit messy, but within an acceptable range. The plot is sweet and sad, but the ending is good, and it is very to my liking. I hope to publish a second book about the heroine's daughter, and I feel quite interested.
It's very good-looking, but Shen Yuan is really making people vomit and kill Shen Yuan! It certainly didn't keep its promise in the end. I think it kills people every day. It's so good that a novel like this has to include Shen Yuan. It's so vomiting~