Crushing into Powder

The rating of this book is too low, at least 9.5 Or above! I don't know if it's because the male protagonist was unclean and his private life was chaotic in the early stage... However, it is not uncommon to write a book about a prodigal son that is majestic and memorable for a long time (the highlight moment is in the later period, when the hero and heroine are together, and the hearts go farther and farther) I can't help but like the male and female protagonists The three people who like Qi Wenqing, Su Mu and Xiang are emotionally entangled. But the conversation between Qi and Xiang in prison still made me cry. It's not easy for Qi. The heroine's girlfriend is also very sympathetic, but okay. Compared to the previous two couples in the book, her relationship is a little sadistic but the easiest. In short, there is bitterness and sweetness, blood and tears. Recommend good books.

It's very interesting. I like the ambiguous pulling feeling. I also like to see this kind of uncleanness. It's more realistic. There aren't so many double-cleansing scenes in reality.

I gave it five stars ⭐️ for the author's good writing and the story is really exciting. I felt like I was following the male and female protagonists through their ups and downs together 😢. To be honest, while watching it, my heart kept contracting as the plot continued and I was tortured over and over again. It felt so sour 😢. This article, really, made me very busy. Sometimes I wanted to scold the heroine, and sometimes I wanted to scold the male protagonist. There are no taboos in scolding the male protagonist for being such a scumbag. I know he is unclean, but such a scumbag who doesn't refuse anyone who comes is so cruel to a male protagonist😭 But the portrayal of the male protagonist was so successful and charming that I loved and hated him at the same time. I really didn't dare to watch the rest for fear that my heart would not be able to bear it and I just watched the ending. Well, it was all satisfactory. My heart ached when the male protagonist died next to him 😢

It's a very good book. The male protagonist really made me grit my teeth after reading it. Although it's mostly because his native family is not good, he can't help it, but he is a little bit complicit in it (personal thoughts, please don't criticize). But as a female protagonist whose native family is not good, I think she has the courage to escape and the determination to fight. At this point, the male protagonist is not as good as the female protagonist (personal thoughts, please do not criticize). I really hope it will be a BE ending, because in the end, I don't think the love between them can overcome those barriers. Including those who died in the middle, and some broken relationships. Maybe love is great, but in the face of these great changes, I feel that love is too small and cannot cross such a gap. Maybe I can stop mentioning those people or things that have passed away. But if we work hard for another ten or twenty years, I am afraid that the male protagonist will become like his father. It is really not that I am pessimistic. At least in reality, this is basically the case. The author did a good job in describing the bad nature of men. I was in a very angry state. It's a pity that it's not be. Maybe everyone likes the ending of he more. It's also quite good. I hope the author will continue to write better articles for us ❤️❤️❤️ Okay, I watched it again. It's really good. Otherwise, I wouldn't dwell on the details over and over again. I just felt that the "love" between the male and female protagonists existed before the extra chapter. It's so pitiful that it's almost equivalent to the male protagonist's wishful thinking and forced love. So I still feel a little unwilling to be heed in the end... And in the end, he may be because the heroine's kindness and guilt played some role. Mixed with some heartbeats, I think she fell in love with the male protagonist. . .

I finished reading this book without fast forwarding. The writing is really good and not cliché. I don't know how old the author is. If he is in his twenties, I would really admire him. It is difficult to meet such an author now. There would have been more of them more than ten years ago. At that time, it was just gods fighting. Anyway, the writing is really good.

It's pretty good, unlike those cookie-cutter CEO articles.

It's okay, although some places are a bit exaggerated and jarring, but the overall grasp is fine, and it can be seen in Tomato. I just like this kind of pulling and ambiguous period.

A very fulfilling book, each character is very unique and each one is growing. The female protagonist awkwardly resists, the male protagonist is ruthless in the early stage and grows up in the later stage, and the story line of the heroine's sister is also very sad. She has to lose something when trying to escape from the miserable life, but in the end she loses everything she worked hard for. I may like things that are not smooth sailing. I particularly like the lines between the male and female protagonists and the triangle line between the heroine and her sister. They are very exciting 👍👍👍

It's very beautiful. I also like this non-Shuangjie and the setting of the prodigal son turning back. It's super beautiful. The character settings of the male and female protagonists are the same as what I like. I can only say that everyone's preferences are different, but I really love this book 🤦 🤦 🤦

This book is well written. The reason for the low score of this book is probably that the male protagonist was too scumbag in the early stage. He was rich and powerful. He had dated several women and was willing to pay attention to her. Later, he met the female protagonist, an innocent little white rabbit. The male protagonist has been silently helping her and protecting her in the name of "brother-in-law"... The age difference is ten years.