bad" Student at Peking University (original Work of the Tv Series "binary Love" Starring Zhuang Dafei and Ren Youlun)
by Broken
About This Novel
"Binary Love" starring Zhuang Dafei and Ren Youlun is tentatively scheduled to be launched on May 27, 2022. The drama is adapted from the novel "The Bad Student at Peking University". Zhou Linlin, who had average grades and unstable performance, entered Peking University, which is coveted by many students, because of his extraordinary performance in the college entrance examination. However, due to his limited abilities, it is difficult to survive in the glamorous Peking University. His only wish is to graduate successfully. Zhou Linlin, who is cheerful and lively but has low self-esteem, is opportunistic and goes with the flow in the face of many talented people, and does not understand the direction and goal of life. When she was admitted to school, she fell in love with Xie Duanxi, a fellow student from the School of Economics, but she had no choice but to fall in love with her. Wen Tao, a celebrity in the journalism department, gradually fell in love with Zhou Linlin's straightforward and simple character, but was rejected by Zhou Linlin after he confessed.
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Official(596)Scraped 11d ago
Make a movie or a TV show
I hope the male protagonist will be Li Hongyi or Wang Junkai in a few years, and the female protagonist will also be more beautiful😑😑
It is unpretentious, simple and true. Although I am a poor student, I am in Peking University. The book is too exaggerated. How can I be worse if I can get into Peking University? However, it does tell the truth: a donkey is matched with a donkey and a horse is matched with a horse. If you want to get to know good people, you need to go to a good environment. Come on! !
Looking back suddenly
Fang Yuke is undoubtedly excellent, but as excellent as she is, when facing Zhou Linlin, he is still very arrogant and venomous, unconsciously hurting her, maybe because he is afraid that Zhou Linlin will know that he likes her. Later, Zhou Linlin fell in love with Xie Duanxi, but I don't think Zhou Linlin liked Xie Duanxi. It was just that Xie Duanxi appeared at the right time and was gentle and excellent, so her subsequent attachment to Xie Duanxi was just a kind of youthful obsession. Later, when she suddenly looked back, she realized that what she loved most was Su Yuke, who had always been by her side, the one who would damage her completely every day, who would be silently sad when she told her that she fell in love with Xie Duanxi, and who would fall in love with her alone for the entirety of her youth behind her. The one who loves her the most is also Su Yuke.
It's humorous, the fried chicken is good-looking, and the most important thing is that the fried chicken is funny. Sooner or later, the poor student at Peking University will become popular, it's great~
I heard that a movie version has been made, starring Song Weilong!
A good novel does not necessarily have to be made into a movie or TV series. I hope this novel will not be made into a TV series, just let it stay in our hearts. If the things you shoot are unsatisfactory, it will only ruin your outlook... Don't ruin Fang Yuke and Zhou Linlin in my heart...
First of all, I think the description of the poisonous tongue is very exciting, but the setting of the heroine is not realistic enough. She is a liberal arts student, German major of Peking University, ?9?4, Poor in English? ? ? ? Secondly, I think the male protagonist is quite selfish. First he does not allow the female protagonist to have contact with Wen Tao, and then he embraces the second female protagonist and tells the female protagonist that he treats the second female protagonist as his sister, but he knows that the second female protagonist likes him. So if Wen Tao likes the female protagonist, what is the problem with the female protagonist treating him as a close friend! The last issue about going abroad is very ridiculous. The male protagonist's family wants to immigrate to the United States, but they don't tell the female protagonist at all, and later explain why the female protagonist is asked to learn English because they want to take her to immigrate abroad. The problem is that the female protagonist also has family, right? 9? 4 Also, the male protagonist knows that his family regards the second daughter as his daughter-in-law and grandson-in-law, and will not like the female protagonist, so he makes such an arrangement. Isn't it selfish? Some people in the book review section are talking about a remake, so don't be ridiculous! Waste of resources~
It's also a memory
I don't like reading novels. I read it in junior high school on the recommendation of my classmate who had a broken leg. It was really interesting. Now the movie is about to come out. It's also a wave of memories of youth. It can't be called youth after all. It's memories of teenagers. Back then, the straight girl would never think of her little brother🙃
I like it very much. The heroine's verbal charm is unmatched. This is the first time I have read a novel that has no emotional twists and turns and is still charming and attractive. There is not too much description of the delicate development history of the two people, no history of the heroine's journey from a sparrow to a phoenix, and no ups and downs of the storyline, but it did attract me. I watched it twice in a row. The heroine's optimistic attitude, self-deprecating language, and the male protagonist's mature and goal-oriented lifestyle all deeply attracted me. This is a great novel! Like
I really like the character of Fang Yuke. He really likes Zhou Linlin and is very infatuated with Zhou Linlin, especially in the chapter of Fang Yuke's inner monologue. Fang Yuke initially felt to me more like a second-male existence. Why do you say that? Because Fang Yuke is very careful, many details reflect the importance of Lin Lin in Fang Yuke's heart😽😽😽 And Lin Lin is careless, but Fang Yuke thinks about everything for Lin Lin😽😽😽 Fang Yuke also has the unique "gentleness" of all the male protagonists towards the heroine, and he always responds to the saying "The heroine tortured me a thousand times, I treat the heroine like my first love." Oh. No, it was originally his first love 😉 Moreover, Fang Yuke also has a little habit of having a sharp tongue, but it is only exclusive to Zhou Linlin. How should I put it? For the female protagonist Fang Yuke, she is a typical "sharp-tongued" Zhou Linlin. She is indeed heartless, but her heartlessness is more optimistic and cheerful. Most of the time, she is just like us, knowing that she is ordinary enough and has no special skills. She does not have Ru Ting's good family background, let alone Ru Ting's temperament. So later on, she started to be timid when she fell in love with Fang Yuke. When she met Ru Ting, her inferiority complex deepened, but in general, Zhou Linlin is very lovable. Because she is easy-going about trivial matters, does not act pretentious or pretentious when doing things, and is also very funny when talking, just like a pistachio. So it seems that Zhou Linlin is not a traditional heroine. The whole novel is light and funny, the atmosphere is not depressing, but there is a little sadness in love. It just goes on smoothly and has a happy ending. If it is not a happy ending, I will be angry. 😶 And where can I find a filial boyfriend like Fang Yuke who fell from the sky? I suddenly felt that Lin Lin was a very lucky girl who loved to laugh. I just wrote whatever came to my mind, just some small feelings.
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Official(596)Scraped 11d ago
Make a movie or a TV show
I hope the male protagonist will be Li Hongyi or Wang Junkai in a few years, and the female protagonist will also be more beautiful😑😑
It is unpretentious, simple and true. Although I am a poor student, I am in Peking University. The book is too exaggerated. How can I be worse if I can get into Peking University? However, it does tell the truth: a donkey is matched with a donkey and a horse is matched with a horse. If you want to get to know good people, you need to go to a good environment. Come on! !
Looking back suddenly
Fang Yuke is undoubtedly excellent, but as excellent as she is, when facing Zhou Linlin, he is still very arrogant and venomous, unconsciously hurting her, maybe because he is afraid that Zhou Linlin will know that he likes her. Later, Zhou Linlin fell in love with Xie Duanxi, but I don't think Zhou Linlin liked Xie Duanxi. It was just that Xie Duanxi appeared at the right time and was gentle and excellent, so her subsequent attachment to Xie Duanxi was just a kind of youthful obsession. Later, when she suddenly looked back, she realized that what she loved most was Su Yuke, who had always been by her side, the one who would damage her completely every day, who would be silently sad when she told her that she fell in love with Xie Duanxi, and who would fall in love with her alone for the entirety of her youth behind her. The one who loves her the most is also Su Yuke.
It's humorous, the fried chicken is good-looking, and the most important thing is that the fried chicken is funny. Sooner or later, the poor student at Peking University will become popular, it's great~
I heard that a movie version has been made, starring Song Weilong!
A good novel does not necessarily have to be made into a movie or TV series. I hope this novel will not be made into a TV series, just let it stay in our hearts. If the things you shoot are unsatisfactory, it will only ruin your outlook... Don't ruin Fang Yuke and Zhou Linlin in my heart...
First of all, I think the description of the poisonous tongue is very exciting, but the setting of the heroine is not realistic enough. She is a liberal arts student, German major of Peking University, ?9?4, Poor in English? ? ? ? Secondly, I think the male protagonist is quite selfish. First he does not allow the female protagonist to have contact with Wen Tao, and then he embraces the second female protagonist and tells the female protagonist that he treats the second female protagonist as his sister, but he knows that the second female protagonist likes him. So if Wen Tao likes the female protagonist, what is the problem with the female protagonist treating him as a close friend! The last issue about going abroad is very ridiculous. The male protagonist's family wants to immigrate to the United States, but they don't tell the female protagonist at all, and later explain why the female protagonist is asked to learn English because they want to take her to immigrate abroad. The problem is that the female protagonist also has family, right? 9? 4 Also, the male protagonist knows that his family regards the second daughter as his daughter-in-law and grandson-in-law, and will not like the female protagonist, so he makes such an arrangement. Isn't it selfish? Some people in the book review section are talking about a remake, so don't be ridiculous! Waste of resources~
It's also a memory
I don't like reading novels. I read it in junior high school on the recommendation of my classmate who had a broken leg. It was really interesting. Now the movie is about to come out. It's also a wave of memories of youth. It can't be called youth after all. It's memories of teenagers. Back then, the straight girl would never think of her little brother🙃
I like it very much. The heroine's verbal charm is unmatched. This is the first time I have read a novel that has no emotional twists and turns and is still charming and attractive. There is not too much description of the delicate development history of the two people, no history of the heroine's journey from a sparrow to a phoenix, and no ups and downs of the storyline, but it did attract me. I watched it twice in a row. The heroine's optimistic attitude, self-deprecating language, and the male protagonist's mature and goal-oriented lifestyle all deeply attracted me. This is a great novel! Like
I really like the character of Fang Yuke. He really likes Zhou Linlin and is very infatuated with Zhou Linlin, especially in the chapter of Fang Yuke's inner monologue. Fang Yuke initially felt to me more like a second-male existence. Why do you say that? Because Fang Yuke is very careful, many details reflect the importance of Lin Lin in Fang Yuke's heart😽😽😽 And Lin Lin is careless, but Fang Yuke thinks about everything for Lin Lin😽😽😽 Fang Yuke also has the unique "gentleness" of all the male protagonists towards the heroine, and he always responds to the saying "The heroine tortured me a thousand times, I treat the heroine like my first love." Oh. No, it was originally his first love 😉 Moreover, Fang Yuke also has a little habit of having a sharp tongue, but it is only exclusive to Zhou Linlin. How should I put it? For the female protagonist Fang Yuke, she is a typical "sharp-tongued" Zhou Linlin. She is indeed heartless, but her heartlessness is more optimistic and cheerful. Most of the time, she is just like us, knowing that she is ordinary enough and has no special skills. She does not have Ru Ting's good family background, let alone Ru Ting's temperament. So later on, she started to be timid when she fell in love with Fang Yuke. When she met Ru Ting, her inferiority complex deepened, but in general, Zhou Linlin is very lovable. Because she is easy-going about trivial matters, does not act pretentious or pretentious when doing things, and is also very funny when talking, just like a pistachio. So it seems that Zhou Linlin is not a traditional heroine. The whole novel is light and funny, the atmosphere is not depressing, but there is a little sadness in love. It just goes on smoothly and has a happy ending. If it is not a happy ending, I will be angry. 😶 And where can I find a filial boyfriend like Fang Yuke who fell from the sky? I suddenly felt that Lin Lin was a very lucky girl who loved to laugh. I just wrote whatever came to my mind, just some small feelings.
