One Soul, Two Bodies: We Have Only Each Other

Although I have only read a few chapters so far, I can see a strong hint of rhapsody in them. I think it's okay for you to learn from Rhapsody, but I hope you understand that in the later stages of Rhapsody, it becomes the main male protagonist, which is basically about Tire, and Yuehai can sometimes only serve as a background board. Of course, in the middle and later stages, both are still more useful (I also read it three or four years ago, and I may not remember it clearly. I hope you can correct me. After all, it is a novel of tens of millions of words. [Face covering]) So the first thing the author needs to determine is his own clear direction. I want to write a story with a male protagonist like a rhapsody, and insist on writing a story with one soul and two bodies. Of course, the really enjoyable thing about Rhapsody is because Rhapsody has a lot of cunning and wits in it. I don't know what the author wants to write this book into, whether it is a novel or something else. Of course, I don't rule out the fact that Rhapsody is also a fun novel. The male protagonist is cheating, and the female protagonist is also cheating. Of course you can see this kind of article on Tomato. I think it would be great if the author could keep writing. Come on, author, I hope the novel will be great🔥!

It looks good, but the beginning is quite similar to Rhapsody, and there are too many riddles, and the plot of the Duke is a bit of a joke. The Duke's psychological activities should be described in depth, and the harm and benefits of doing so. The old fox quickly selected the best choice from many strategies, and finally commented on a good book that can be read. It is expected not to be a long novel but a short story of two to three hundred chapters.

Urgent update, although it is a bit similar to Rhapsody, but the male and female protagonists of Rhapsody are too severely separated.

It looks good. Have you read Rhapsody? Some of the plots are a bit similar, but only a little bit. The relationship between the protagonists' twins is to my liking. It's good to read.

It looks good, but I'm a bit of a germaphobe, so in my opinion there are a few minor flaws, but it doesn't matter, it still looks good. Also, don't have an affair with other female characters. This is the first book I've read where I don't want the protagonist to have a harem. Update faster!

I have read Sister Xue's book and this one by the author. They are both very good-looking. The protagonists in Rhapsody are relatively divided. The interaction between the two protagonists in this book is a very bright point. It is very suitable for my taste. Come on, but the sylph gave me a too strong sense of sight [face-covering] [face-covering] Come on, author💪

Double body tattoo, loneliness is the existence of another you in the world, a "friend" who completely trusts the other person and will never betray, how enviable it is! Three years later I will also write a book [cool]

It's good, don't stop updating it (although there is no plot where I like the eroticism of men and women)

Nice looking, I like watching it Come on, author＾0＾~

It's so fucking interesting. Too few people have written about this subject, and even fewer have twin bodies at the beginning. Others either have to write ten or twenty chapters before having twin bodies, or write about doppelgängers and twin bodies. They are no longer the same concept. Don't stop updating [crying][crying]