My Perfect Girlfriend and Sidekick

I know that the first-person perspective is half as cool, but I still feel that the first-person perspective has a sense of immersion. Many things can be predicted through visual limitations, and there are also unexpected things that happen that fit the character's identity and personality. The protagonist makes mistakes and misunderstands. The supporting character will lie and mislead, and everything will be known from the perspective of the supporting character at the end. Just like in life, there are many things we can see at a glance, and many things we will never know. In the previous book, Lu Yuwen would never know how much Hua Rui did silently behind him, nor how much Ruixin loved him. I am not afraid of the number of people chasing the book no matter how small it is. After the last book was completed, everyone's praise gave me confidence. I also found a style that belongs to me. I hope this one will also be unanimously recognized by everyone.

After reading it, the writing is very good, the emotional description is delicate and vivid, very sharp, but it can be regarded as another kind of "good". Xia Yu is so miserable, from front to back, it shouldn't be. Ye's ending can't be said to be good or bad, but she is not as good as Xia Yu It's miserable. She obviously has her reasons. Alas [crying][crying], especially the last part "With her personality, anyone she meets will be happy." Alas, my evaluation is that if this book is revised, it can be published as a book, (it's just a bit short) Regret, misunderstanding, trust, family, friendship, love, the mixture of novels is really amazing, especially when you see it on Tomato.

I originally thought this was a fun novel, but after reading a few chapters I still couldn't stop smoking.

I opened this book today and saw Chapter 50. It's pretty good. It's a bit like "Holy shit, this woman is a bit ruthless". It's urban and realistic. Reading this book is like watching another life. Alas, it's pretty good anyway. It turns out that two people are the same author. Alas, why did he have to elope with Ye Shuyun after he met his parents and then failed, and then got together with Hua Lei? I really don't want to watch it, but it's still five stars.

It's a very good work. Although it is written about a scumbag, he once longed for the innocence of two people for the rest of his life. Apart from being loved by a bunch of infatuated women (which is true but not envious, just one is enough to avoid hurting other good girls), the rest is relatively close to reality, and basically has a cause and effect. But in the end, I couldn't let go, not because I missed it, but because I didn't know the truth and misunderstood. However, for Fifty, he has already missed the relief. He may feel that the truth is not important. But for Xia Yu, she really loved Fifty. Even if she didn't understand the feeling of being a follower, she had always expressed too much love for Fifty's sake. Why didn't Ye Shuyun, this bad woman, be exposed? It was so frustrating that there was no revenge in the end. Fifty and Xia Yu could live happily without this bad woman. Without God's perspective, what you miss will never come back. It's a pity, sad and deplorable.

It's very interesting, but there are so few people. I'm worried about the author's income. It's understandable if I don't give it a try.

I think this book is very good-looking and very true.

Xia Yu is a bit upset, but this is life! It was painful for me to read, and one less star is just revenge.

Can you write a book in which the main characters are Lu Sirui and Ji Mu?

Why do your kid's books always get censored [angry]