Two Male Leads + No Female Lead + Sweet Romance: A clear-headed, lie-flat, slightly pampered Host vs. mysterious Male Leads of all kinds, each steadfast in love
Shi Wu was adopted by the Zhou family when he was little and spent more than a decade getting everything he wanted. One day, a little System suddenly appeared and told him that someday in the future, he would be arrested and sent to prison for plotting against the Male Lead. Unable to endure a hard life, he would kick the bucket before long.
He didn't believe it, but one day the little System's words came true. Panicked, he bound himself to the System and decided to leave the Male Lead, the source of all his troubles.
The Male Lead, who had an emotional disorder, wouldn't let him go. He threatened him: "If you dare leave me, your contract with the Zhou family is void, and you'll never get another cent."
That was money he'd earned through all his hard work as a devoted simp. How could he let it be taken away? Shi Wu gave in.
But this was only the beginning. He set out on a journey through time and space with the System, meeting more and more men...
They all wanted him for himself.
In the end, Shi Wu realized that these men all seemed to be the same person.
Um... I don't know how to put it. His (shou) personality really poked me when I was a kid, but his attitude towards those friends is not very acceptable to me. He doesn't seem to consider their feelings. Even if he offends for his own sake, he doesn't bear any burden on himself. I really can't accept this.
I don't understand. It's all about licking dogs and licking dogs until the end. Who licks whom? What is Mr. Zhou's attitude? What is the attitude of his father and mother? Are those rich second-generation people really so kind to lead others to play? It feels very confusing and illogical. Some words are even spelled wrong.
What can I say, the author actually wrote quite well, but now I always have an uncomfortable feeling. When I was in the first plane, I felt that Gong treated Shou as his own, and he had to ask for his permission to make friends. Moreover, Gong also attacked the people around Shou indiscriminately, and Shou's attitude towards friends in the first plane was also very confusing. People are attacking you because they want to be friends with them, and then Shou I didn't explain anything, just a few words of comfort. I didn't feel quite right about the young master in the second plane. I felt that Shou was being taken care of by him and that he wanted to be controlled by him. I started to treat Shou coldly when my feelings for Shou started to show some signs. When Shou called me for something, he just said "don't call me" and hung up. In short, I just don't understand (this is just my personal opinion, I'm not very good at talking, but that's the general feeling)
Shou's attitude is very strange, and the emotional development of the two of them is also very strange. They suddenly agreed to be together when nothing happened. It feels like they are both very impersonal, whether it is Shou's friends or the secretary who they get along with day and night. Although their situation is specific, it makes people feel that this attitude is very uncomfortable. If the author wants to write that they have gone from being inhumane to being knowledgeable, I have not seen any changes on their part. I hope the author can read my article carefully after reading my comments.
I was persuaded to leave the first plane. I mainly focus on a cheap creature, right? The plot line is not very clear.
After watching the first world, I probably won't watch the rest of it. Neither Gong nor Shou is uh... Too humane. It's really hard for me to get rid of Gui Liu. Gong just targets everyone who talks to Shou indiscriminately [pouts]
I don't like both Gong's and Shou's personalities. Gong feels that he is possessive but doesn't really like Shou, while Shou is too opinionated and has an ambiguous attitude towards his friends.
The writing is very good, it feels like telling the story smoothly and naturally. The author continues to work hard (ง •̀_•́)ง 💕💕💕
The protagonist's calm but gentle character really poked me. He seemed to be aloof, but also seemed not to be.
I was really speechless and frustrated watching it.