You Are My Whole World

Ah, I personally think it's very good-looking, but it's a bit silly. It's really sad to see An Feng and Wen Ning's words "Are we together" when they broke up for the first time, and to see Lin Muye having to break up with Wen Ning due to the pressure of life, and then Wen Ning's feeling of being broken up is very cruel. The ending of this novel is a bit rushed, and it's a pity that the emotional lines of the supporting characters are not pointed out, but it is still very interesting!!!

It's okay, but there are too many emotional lines about Xu Yao in the middle, which annoys her. In the end, the heroine and the hero get together a little too quickly. In fact, there could be more details, which is a bit sadistic, and the hero doesn't explain Xu Yao's affairs to the heroine.

I like this sentence very much: Wen Ning always thought that An Feng was everything to her, but never thought that An Feng was everything to her. Wen Ning's cowardice and kindness are something Xu Yao doesn't have. An Feng's domineering and early incomprehension are also complementary. This novel is very good, don't miss it.

I always feel that the female supporting character is the author's cub. She has been given two major plot lines, she has been with the male protagonist and the second male lead. One person fights against a group of heroes, but it doesn't look like a sadistic novel. It's not about men and women sadistically sadistic. This book is written about the rise of a talented woman to the throne? There seems to be no reason to say that Xu Yao was seeking revenge. There are more and more pits, but not many can be filled. Damn~ I was even more confused when I saw the extra. Let me tell you that An Feng never loved Xu Yao. I believe it. But Lin Muye could actually believe that Wen Ning never loved him? I can actually tell Xu Yao whether I pity him or not? That's it? I kind of hope that when the heroine hits the piano, she won't hit Lin Muye on the rocks on the playground. 😪

It's okay. I like this kind of novel with a little bit of cruelty. I just feel sorry for Si Yiyang and it's hard to get over it. And then the ending is a bit bad and too rushed. And the emotional scenes of other supporting characters are not finished yet, which is a pity.

Good intentions are hard to deny! This ending is a bit hasty. Although this is reality, reality really hurts! I am afraid to go to school and see my teachers and classmates. I also want to live and I also want to be happy! But it seems impossible. I don't know what to do. But in order to make my mother happy, I can only go to school. I'm really scared. So scared!

Why did Xu Yao keep trying to steal the heroine's boyfriend? She didn't tell her until the end. Did the heroine have any conflicts with her before? I didn't see it mentioned. That Xu Yao was really annoying and wanted to beat her.

We just really know why the rating is relatively low. This is more realistic. If in my opinion the best ending is not for the male and female protagonists to be together, I think separation is the best. There is too much running-in, and the male protagonist and Xu Yao are still unclear. Even if the female protagonist matures, she is still very cowardly. Why do all abuse stories have the male and female protagonists together? Just one character? It's great to be with Si Yiyang. There are three people chasing the heroine, and the other two seem to me to be. Si Yiyang is a good choice, a good person who can love me. The impression that the male and female protagonists give me is the sea, the sea with objectivity, as if they are just to satisfy their own vanity.

It's weird. I don't know how to describe this book. I say it's good-looking. It's really good-looking, but I don't think it's good enough because I don't like some of the plots.

How to put it this way, I feel that the male protagonist is a bit too scumbag. Although the male protagonist said that he has never liked it, can't scream when he needs it, has never liked it, and only has a little adolescent heartbeat, but he is indeed in two boats, and the female protagonist can forgive no matter what the male protagonist does to him. This is a bit too holy, but to be honest, this may also be like this in real life. In short, in my personal opinion, it is more realistic and not suitable for girls to read fantasy books.