Finally, our family's Qianqian is finished. After nearly two months of hard work, Qianqian is finished. I feel a little reluctant to let go, but also have a small sense of satisfaction. This is Xiaoya's most written words and the most chapters so far.
It’s a long book.
Xiaoya is very grateful to the comrades who have been chasing Xiaoya's article for several months. Qianqian's ending has been accompanied by relatives who have been by their side to accompany their love growth, so that they finally achieved success.
In addition, Xiaoya reads the messages from readers every day and has noticed some of them.
Some people say that Xiaoya’s books are the same, especially the heroine’s character. Xiaoya has never denied this, nor has he paid attention to it, but why is it still written like this?
Some old readers of Xiaoya know that the main line of Xiaoya’s articles always starts with comedy, with a little bit of abuse in the middle (it has earned some tears from comrades, and Yaya is doing a deep self-examination here. Hehe~~~),
The endings are perfect.
This is Xiaoya’s style of writing a book. The framework is also well-established. The beginning, development, climax, and ending of the novel have a certain framework before starting to write.
Xiaoya likes to write lighthearted and funny articles, and the ones that are too sadistic are heart-wrenching (for this, you can refer to Xiaoya's "You Can't Marry Yourself", which is called "Prince, Isn't It Amazing" on your mobile phone). "You Can't Marry Yourself" makes Xiaoya
I have been depressed for a long time writing this.
So, it’s not that Xiaoya didn’t notice that the heroine’s personality is similar in every novel, but that a novel that starts with a comedy must have a heroine with such a personality to interpret it, otherwise it would be a cool or quiet personality.
I’m afraid it would be difficult for a female protagonist to perform a comedy effect. (This is Xiaoya’s personal understanding, friends can object!)
Readers who are familiar with Xiaoya’s writing style must be aware of this, so Xiaoya won’t go into too much explanation. Xiaoya’s books don’t require too much intrigue and intrigue. They just want to deduce a period of life from simple little things, characters’ language, and actions.
A love that is hard to find in love.
Xiaoya writes a romance novel with the palace as the background, rather than a political novel with the palace as the background. I don’t want too much tragedy and intrigue in it, so Xiaoya writes it well.
Tired, the readers are also tired. This is the character of Xiaoya. Keep it simple, so the protagonist in the novel follows Xiaoya’s preferences. Hehe~~~
With the exception of Ouyang Shan and Su Jie, the heroines of Little Duck basically have exactly the same personalities. They are cute but a bit stubborn. They occasionally pretend to be innocent and act like little scoundrels. They are ignorant about feelings. Sometimes
They are so strong that no one can bully them. This kind of character will make the male protagonists hate them but they are also attracted to them unconsciously.
Readers who have read all Xiaoya’s books know it very well, hehehe~~~
In addition, comrades can also see that the male protagonists in several books are domineering, cold-blooded, infatuated, dedicated, and sometimes inadvertently revealed to be cute. Who doesn't like such a man, haha~~
~Little ducks want to get married.
Let’s talk about the sons-in-law of Xiaoya’s family here.
The book "The Queen Is Very Excellent" (called "The World After the Waste" on mobile phones) mainly revolves around this sentence - "Three thousand people only love you, and six palaces only love you".
Why are the male protagonists in Little Duck’s books basically all emperors? As it is said in Little Duck’s books, the most ruthless emperor’s family! This is indeed true! Are emperors really heartless and loveless? Emperors are also human beings, and there must be emperors too.
Love is just that compared to the love of ordinary people, the love of emperors is more difficult to come by. It is also more difficult for emperors to love someone than ordinary people, because they have to take care of not only themselves, but also others.
In the whole world, in fact, a wise king is the least free person in the world! Their words and deeds are subject to many constraints. Therefore, Xiaoya wants to use novels to depict an emperor's love, which can truly make three thousand people alone.
Pampering, if you love alone in the sixth house, this is every woman’s dream, isn’t it?
As I said above, it's not that emperors are loveless, but that emperors are difficult to love. But once they fall in love, the emperor's love will not be lost to anyone. They are also human beings, and they are just ordinary people. But sometimes they
Not being able to have the rights that ordinary people should have, wanting to be selfish but not being selfish, this is the tragedy of being an emperor. Why do some people love beauty but not the country? The country puts too many constraints on them.
Just like what Qianqian said to Huangfu Jin, men conquer the world, and women conquer men. Yes, a man needs to conquer the entire world before he can conquer a woman, and as long as a woman conquers a man, she is
Conquered the whole world.
Why? It's very simple, because of the word love, because of the love of an emperor, the world is just fine sand in the mortal world, not worth mentioning!
After the speech, everyone applauded!!!
(PS: The above few sentences are quite serious, and they are finally finished. Starting from tomorrow, the extra chapter will be updated! After the extra chapter is completed, Xiaoya will open a new article. The heroine is the same as above, and her personality will not be too different. If the comrades are tired of it
As for the heroine of Little Duck, I can only find other books to read for a different taste, and I guess I won’t be able to find them in Little Duck in the short term, haha~~~~)