I don't know if you have found that in recent years, the heroine has become more and more stereotyped in the ancient Chinese novels. Basically, they are proficient in piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, and they know astronomy and geography, which is too perfect. Even if it is a little darker, it still looks silly and sweet on the outside. I kind of miss the characters of those demon girls in the martial arts novels of the early years. Each one is fierce in heart, but he acts both right and evil, and he values righteousness, even if he does not end well.
Today, Sister Hua wants to recommend a book, and the heroine is a demon woman.
Work: "Entering the todo"
Author:Squeak (Platinum God)
Status of the work: 210,000 words [in serialization]
Introduction: Every time Yuan Zhi sees Song Cumulus, he will find that she is worse than before. In order not to let Song Cumulus, the demon girl, go to harm the good brother, Yuan Zhi decided to feed the tiger with his body.
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After reading: To be honest, in the ancient chinese novel industry, the two words squeak are the golden signboard. As an author, no matter what kind of new book she opens, I will collect and follow up for more at the first time. Many people feel that the previous squeaky "Miss Table" and "Hua Jiao" pounced. But I think writers are also human beings, and it is impossible to be at the peak of their state forever, and I look forward to the next outburst of Squeak.
Judging from this book, the squeaky heroine has got rid of the previous little cleverness, and the key time to rely on men's personality. Song Cumulus's overall setting is more realistic, although it is not as cool as the previous text, but it can feel her step by step more when reading. All sides planned, carefully, struggled to survive in the cracks, and wanted to change everything.
At present, the book is not very word-counted, and the overall framework is not clear enough. But I already felt the heat. This book is likely to explode, and look forward to squeaking back to the top!
Finally, it's the old saying. "Miss Table" is a flutter compared to Squeak's previous books. But compared with other ancient books, the quality is really not bad. I hope that everyone will put aside their prejudices and read them carefully.