
Indulgence
放纵
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 29k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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This novel is my favorite for so many years of reading. As early as 2018, I read the first part on other software, but stopped reading it for some reasons. I tried to look it up again, but couldn't find it in any software. I recently came to Tomato to check it out with the intention of giving it a try. Unexpectedly, I started reading this novel recently. Although the author's writing style is not very good, the plots are intertwined, and the male protagonist and several female protagonists are ambiguous. I would like to express my opinion here. I think the relationship between the male protagonist and Ting Rong is nothing more than a regret, but there are always regrets in life. Maybe the male protagonist has not been destined to be with her from the beginning. In terms of the difficulty of letting go, the author showed me the figure of the 26-year-old female tenant. I don't think it should be finished so quickly. Some of the subsequent issues should be clarified before it is finished.
Ning Hao is a counterattack by a loser. At such a young age and a sophomore in high school, how can he gain the ability to compete with the elders from all sides? The storyline has ups and downs, but is still very attractive. The ending is left blank, making people full of suspense. This is also the author's careful design. All in all, this book is quite exciting.
Good guy, there are 11,000 words marked in the introduction. If you look at the table of contents, there are 0 words. Just click on a chapter and read, "Oh my god, there are so many words" 🥺
I didn't finish reading The Tenant, and I couldn't finish reading this book. It's not that it wasn't interesting, but it was to me. Compared with the regrets and grievances in fantasy and science fiction worlds, the difficulties in novels based on real social phenomena are even more difficult for me to let go and accept. Because some of these stories are so easy for me to relate to. I have personally experienced some b-things, so I will cherish peace and harmony more, and I will not be able to bear the tragedy caused by powerlessness and misunderstandings caused by information gaps. So I can only choose to quit. I really want to know the next storyline, but I don't want to make myself uncomfortable or look in the mirror.
Putting aside the marginal content, the writing style is truly top-notch among online novels. I have finished reading it. The writing is as good as ever. The quality of the plot dropped slightly in the later period. The ending is considered an open ending, which is still a bit regretful.
There is no perfect ending to this novel. I always feel that I have reached the cliff and there is no more content. It's hard to accept. I hope the author will continue to update. Looking forward to it.
It's a very realistic book, but it seems a little uncomfortable. I haven't finished it yet.
I only read more than 20 chapters, but the book is actually quite good, and the writing style is quite high, but it is a bit like the society of the past (around 1990s), a bit dark, and I felt uncomfortable after reading it, so I stopped reading it. But if you are interested in this aspect, I suggest you check it out.
The most common thing about this book is that it is difficult to calm down.
The plot is good, with confusing developments and unexpected turns, which can attract readers' attention. However, there are still some abrupt turns in some places that are a little too outrageous and need to be adjusted. The sense of authenticity and immersion is strong. Sometimes you can feel the tense and relaxed changes. Overall it's pretty good, but the ending is a little rushed.