[Two Male Leads + Love Triangle Drama + Childhood Friends]
"Sing Over Wine" is a heart-wrenching gay romance. The story follows the protagonist, the shou, as he gets caught up with gong one, gong two, and gong three: you love me, you don't love me, you're using me, I love no one. It's a deeply angsty romance that ends with gong one desperately trying to win him back. The protagonist seems pitiful, but in reality he willingly gets involved with those men just to get close to the white moonlight in his heart.
I transmigrated into this story.
But I'm just a classmate of the protagonist, a passerby who appears in the plot only by surname.
You ask what I have to do with this story?
The protagonist's white moonlight is my childhood friend.
Damn it! How thick are the protagonist's rose-colored glasses that he thinks this guy is some aloof, otherworldly beauty? This kid does nothing but grin stupidly all day! If I hadn't read this book and seen the plot and character descriptions, I wouldn't even have known I'd transmigrated into a book.
So how things ended up like this, I have no idea.
I showed up in a melodramatic tragedy, but I'm just a passerby.
This story includes: a sci-fi setting (not very important), a love-triangle battlefield along the way but a one-on-one ending, the shou becoming gong number N, not everyone necessarily loving the protagonist, twisted feelings, side couples and platonic relationships. At its core, this is a story written for fun.
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A scheming, dark-hearted childhood friend who is everyone's white moonlight (Mu Wangjin) × a genuine passerby (Lu Ren)
“Even if I told you everything, it would make no difference. The more honest and straightforward I am, the more I'm deceiving you: it's my honesty that deceives you.”
The plot is quite interesting, the characters have distinct characteristics, but the description feels light and airy, like a layer of fog. I feel like it's more appropriate to use the first person perspective for this perspective, unlike God's perspective. But there are too many words in each paragraph, which makes my eyes tired 🤦
It's really beautiful, the emotions are very delicate and real, the feelings of Fa Xiao and his family towards Lu Lu are really gentle and tender, which makes people very happy, and the foreshadowing is also well written, which makes people curious. I am really curious about the world view and the story line. What secrets are there? Please tell me. Really, please come back and update soon. I can't help but fill in the holes 😢 😢
It is rare to see such a "quality" novel. I feel that the protagonist is still a little separated from the world. Mu has been with him for so long and has not completely eliminated it. I don't know how to eliminate it in the future. Come on ^_^
The protagonist seems to be isolated from the world, and there is a feeling of being shrouded in fog. There are also a lot of foreshadowings and expectations.
Is this going to be a trap? I'm a little scared I came back to see it after a few months, and it seems that I have entered a small dark room, and now I am alive.
The writing is delicate, but it always feels like there is a layer of fog when reading it. The segmentation is not good, and the characters are rich in personality. I quite like this style. Those who like a slow pace can try ω