Someone asked, why is the adjective "o" even though this is just an inspirational and beautiful love story of youth bonded over basketball? And why is it "looking back at the moon"? Ouch, the extended meaning is the accompanying sound of rapid movements. Lin Xiangnan, who was training for the cheerleading team on the college basketball court, will never forget that day in July when Reno, who was playing in a 5v5 match, accidentally bumped into her world with a "whoop!". From then on, Reno's "elbow smash" fulfilled her life... Looking back at the moon, it was an extremely exciting and inspiring scene of saving the ball. An intentional misunderstanding almost caused Renault to lose the woman he loved most in his life. However, with his unremitting efforts, he miraculously staged a successful "journey of pursuing love" and took Lin Xiangnan into his arms...
Reader comments
Personally, I like Shuang Jie's novel. The male protagonist in this novel feels like a scumbag, and the female protagonist has a vague relationship with the second male and the third male, which makes it very unsightly. I can tolerate the fact that the male protagonist had a little contact with other women before he knew the female protagonist. But in the end, the heroine likes the hero and her relationship with other men is unclear, which is really bad, and this novel is not particularly sweet. It can even be said to be abusive and the relationship between the male and female protagonists is very awkward. This is the one that made me the most angry among all the novels I have read. Really, really, I have already let you go through the minefield, so don't step on it. My personal suggestion is not to criticize, I just feel bad. The author needs to keep up his efforts and create better novels.
Personally, I like Shuang Jie's novel. The male protagonist in this novel feels like a scumbag, and the female protagonist has a vague relationship with the second male and the third male, which makes it very unsightly. I can tolerate the fact that the male protagonist had a little contact with other women before he knew the female protagonist. But in the end, the heroine likes the hero and her relationship with other men is unclear, which is really bad, and this novel is not particularly sweet. It can even be said to be abusive and the relationship between the male and female protagonists is very awkward. This is the one that made me the most angry among all the novels I have read. Really, really, I have already let you go through the minefield, so don't step on it. My personal suggestion is not to criticize, I just feel bad. The author needs to keep up his efforts and create better novels.