Love Bites

I actually think this novel is a bit loose, and this kind of loose novel is not suitable for me to read. However, I am still very objective and gave it five stars, because for the right person, this novel is relatively well written.

It's very interesting. I don't know if Lu Chun waited for Shu Wei in the end. I really want to see the follow-up.

The good things in the world are not durable, and the colorful clouds are easily scattered and the glass is broken. Many things are doomed to have tragic endings from the beginning, and the initial beauty can only be replaced by smiles in memories, which will always be remembered and lost forever. The overall tone is real and depressing, expressing the sadness of loss and gain, parting and being lost. Boys walked through Shu Wei's world one by one, leaving behind their rich and colorful emotions, teaching Shu Wei how to love and how to let go. Although there will be a lot of regrets and so many sincere feelings will not have a happy ending, it is more real this way. Things in the world are almost always bad, which makes a little bit of sunshine so precious.

I like this book very much, and the content is quite true. If this story also exists in reality, I just hope that Lin Shen will always be there, always by Shu Wei's side, caring for her, loving her, and Shu Wei too, loving him.

I like this book very much. I will calm down and read it slowly. I feel sad when Lin Shen is gone. I can't help but put myself into Shu Wei's character. When I read it, I already disliked Jiang Chenghui's character. I feel that he no longer loves Shu Wei, but is unwilling to give in and possessive. Maybe he really likes it, but this approach is really hard to like. I haven't read the whole book yet. I hope the ending will be good.

I really didn't understand it, maybe it's my brain, but the writing is pretty good.

The sixty-four grids determine a person's life, his encounter with her, her life spell, and her door to life and death. The book says that fate will arrange the joys and sorrows at every node. My love for this book comes from the description of Shu Wei when she first appeared. The book says that what she had was what was left, and she was barely praised by being called a good student and showed off by her parents in front of relatives and friends. She prides herself on being content with her intelligence and talent. Many times when young, girls are unconsciously caught in this situation of comparing themselves to each other. This description is very vivid and specific.

The character Lin Shen in the book is very successfully created. He is an angel sent by God with a wave of his hand, bringing a lot of warmth and touching. He shed a few tears during the missing part. When did Lin Shen start to protect Shu Wei? When he saw Shu Wei standing in the rain; when he protected Shu Wei when the quarrel was in chaos; or when he saw the misunderstood bag of snacks. All of them confirmed that Lin Shen had begun to protect him. Maybe all starts are unexpected, and development changes from time to time. The only thing we can control is to follow our own heart.

This is a novel that makes you cry and shake your head with a smile. I personally like the character Lin Shen in it. He is passionate and public, but he is gone. Could the author add a side story? What a pity. The overall plot is coherent and compact, the characters are distinct, and the writing is smooth and smooth. The language of the article is easy to understand, there is no pretentiousness, it is close to the reality of life, and it reads more picturesquely. I didn't like the final ending because it was open-ended, maybe because I prefer to watch HE endings. Recommended to sisters who can accept this kind of ending and are short of readers.

The author's writing is so good! I really like this way of writing, everyone's heart is very clear. The tone of the entire article personally feels very depressing, growing up is too painful, and so is sanity. Lin Shen taught Shu Wei how to love, and Lu Chun was Shu Wei's first love. They were both too bitter and numb to reality (closing your eyes is heaven, opening your eyes is the world). There is a future in books, and I hope it will be the same in the world!