The little white flower beta is attacked by the ✖️black-bellied alpha. As a young trainee who has been unknown but unexpectedly qualified to debut, Jian Xing never thought that one day he would be able to have a CP with the traffic idol he admired. Unfortunately it's not as simple as it seems. . . A confusing life experience dispute? Sudden secondary differentiation of glands? The emotional entanglement swinging between two alphas? When Jian Xing discovered that she had unintentionally opened Pandora's box, it was already too late.
Reader comments
This book contains a lot of text, many of which are long paragraphs. Jian Xing's psychological activities are very rich. You can really feel his sensitive and delicate character from the text, and the description is very real. There are also many stream-of-consciousness texts, interspersed with many associations, which are the subconscious projections of the protagonist. I still prefer this. At the same time, the life of idols is still described very delicately (is it because the author has experience as a trainee or manager?), And it feels like it has opened up another world.
The one less star is related to personal preference. I don't really like Jiang Huaian's actions in the later period. The sudden character change is a bit abrupt, as if he was forcibly reduced to intelligence, and the connection is not very natural (this is just a personal feeling, it may be an illusion, maybe the author has hinted it, but it is not obvious) and I feel that the plot is a bit explosive. I feel that the story is a bit boring after the sudden change of plot (this is just a true feeling for a small part, but overall the writing is OK)
The author has worked hard on typing, come on! [Sending Hearts]
This book contains a lot of text, many of which are long paragraphs. Jian Xing's psychological activities are very rich. You can really feel his sensitive and delicate character from the text, and the description is very real. There are also many stream-of-consciousness texts, interspersed with many associations, which are the subconscious projections of the protagonist. I still prefer this. At the same time, the life of idols is still described very delicately (is it because the author has experience as a trainee or manager?), And it feels like it has opened up another world. The one less star is related to personal preference. I don't really like Jiang Huaian's actions in the later period. The sudden character change is a bit abrupt, as if he was forcibly reduced to intelligence, and the connection is not very natural (this is just a personal feeling, it may be an illusion, maybe the author has hinted it, but it is not obvious) and I feel that the plot is a bit explosive. I feel that the story is a bit boring after the sudden change of plot (this is just a true feeling for a small part, but overall the writing is OK) The author has worked hard on typing, come on! [Sending Hearts]