Two male leads + powerful leads + both devoted to each other + both are adults when they confess
After his father marries his mistress and brings her illegitimate son home to make a nuisance of himself, Cheng Yan, the pampered young master of the Cheng family, decides to run away from home. He travels a great distance to stay with his uncle, only to be ambushed on his very first day there. Out of nowhere, someone kicks him into a filthy ditch, and he reeks for half a month.
The haughty young master Cheng has never been so humiliated. He swears he'll find the brat who kicked him and get his revenge!
On his first day at his new school, his deskmate is a taciturn boy who hardly ever speaks. His home is run-down, his younger sister is still in school, and his grandfather has suffered a stroke. He's a textbook case of poverty.
As Cheng Yan searches for the person who kicked him into the filthy ditch, this honest, dutiful deskmate is the first person he rules out.
Until one day, Cheng Yan watches his honest, dutiful deskmate sporting a crew cut and looking impossibly cool as he gives orders to a group of underlings, pats Cheng Yan on the shoulder, and says, “From now on, I've got your back, bro.”
His quiet deskmate has transformed into the local gang boss, and he's the very one who kicked Cheng Yan into the ditch.
The structure is compact, the plot is well connected, and the writing is simple. Nowadays, novels with two male protagonists generally lack "masculine" charm, which means they lack hormones and sexual tension, but this book is particularly good in this regard. The strong body of a man and the job in the coal factory give the impression of strength and clear muscle lines, rather than being limited to the job of shaking milk tea in a milk tea shop or working as a network administrator in an Internet cafe, which gives the impression of "tall, thin, fair, and bookish". Therefore, it is more graphic, and it is easier to imagine the two male protagonists doing or intimate, passionate and fierce rampage scenes, and it is more emotional. It is close to reality and life, with fireworks and the vitality of ordinary people. The characters are diverse, three-dimensional and full. The best thing is that there is a process of pulling and gradually changing from straight to straight, rather than the formulaic and rigid relationship mode of "stranger, good classmate, ambiguous, I confess, you blush, kiss lacks oxygen, call me boyfriend, get married". A true straight man, or a true closeted man, will not easily accept the idea that he is curved. The only drawback is that updates are slow.
It's quite good-looking. Although the author's writing style is immature, the two protagonists are quite successful in portraying it. The story is also interesting. The last sentence, "Before I was nineteen, it was Cheng Yan who loved me" made me cry. . .
The author's writing is very good and the plot is very coherent. I just hope that in the end Zhang can take the initiative to overcome his psychological difficulties and come to Cheng's side. Otherwise, I would be a little angry when only one person maintains a relationship😠. (Only expressing personal opinions, the author can write whatever he likes hh)
In my eyes, Chuanjun is the best. He is not only strong and brave, but also righteous, kind and polite, cold on the outside and hot on the inside. Even if he was betrayed, he was scared at first, but after he figured out his relationship with Cheng Yan, he would treat it sincerely; even if Cheng Yan knew that Chuanjun was suffering from psychological trauma, he still forced him to take him away. In the end, Chuanjun developed a stress disorder and just let it go (broke up?). Chuanjun is the best person. As long as you are nice to him, he will give you ten points in return. He became the breadwinner of his family at a young age, working hard for life, for his sister and his own tuition. In front of his friends, he is a very loyal and reliable boss. I think Cheng Yan is quite immature and has a hot temper... After we reunited, Cheng Yan's career had just started. I felt that he wanted both career and love, but he couldn't take both of them into account, so he always let Chuan Jun (because he had broken up before due to various practical reasons, and he felt it was his fault, so he started to be cautious) and so on. After getting together, the only thing we did together was go to bed, there was no date, and the planned trip was put off again and again. When I went to find Cheng Yan again, I met workers who were making trouble due to unpaid wages. During the dispute, Cheng Yan was stabbed. I thought this incident would make Cheng Yan realize how to cherish the good times with the people in front of him, but it backfired and he chose a career over fulfilling his promise and career. Moreover, Chuanjun was not disclosed as his boyfriend, which did not give Chuanjun a sense of security. Chuanjun was always accommodating. Being framed in his career, Chuanjun still asked his father (his biological father had been looking for Chuanjun's mother) for help, provided that Chuanjun wanted to join the army. At present, I hope that the Chuanjun army can get better training and become a better version of myself. I think love is not everything in life. Loving yourself, your career, your relatives, and your friends are equally important. The first thing you must learn before loving others is to love yourself!!!!! The above is purely my personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it!!!
It's really good to watch, but why isn't it popular? The plots are intertwined and very reasonable, but Our Army is really bitter and it doesn't even taste sweet. I can't play it anymore. I have to write a sequel. The character creation is really good and the love is turbulent.
It's really super beautiful, who knows!!!!!! Although I stand on the wrong side, it doesn't stop him from looking good. I still want to see it. I still want to see it. You all go and see it!!!
Really, I liked this book very much, but it was a pity that it ended too quickly. The two male protagonists are not like most novels nowadays. One of them is more or less female-oriented. In fact, I think I can write more about it, alas. I don't know if I'll be able to find something like this again.
It's super good-looking. This book is much updated. It's a little slow but it's okay. Slow work will lead to careful work. It's super good-looking. This book is really strong. It's super good-looking. It's just a side story about Qiuqiu. I think the ending is a little sloppy, but overall it's very, very, very, very good. It's so good. I just beg the author to write a side story. Please.
How can I put it? The story behind it is sour, sweet mixed with bitter sugar, but it is a very interesting novel.
This novel is very interesting, and the emotional development is quite reasonable. The pace in the early stage is relatively slow, but as you read the later stage, you will feel that this book is really interesting. The author should do more work. [I learned it] [I learned it] [I learned it]