It's Over! They All Found Out They Were Replacements!

It's really a substitute and a body. The author understands substitutes better than the old thief Araki. That's great [laughs awkwardly] [laughs awkwardly]

It's pretty good. The heroine has a very cheerful personality. To be honest, if I could meet the female character in this book in real life, the one who would make people fall in love with her at first sight would definitely be the heroine. She is not only beautiful in appearance, but also has a really good personality. The rest are more or less character flaws. This book only has a good plot about the heroine, and the rest is almost boring. It's quite pitiful, Liu Yingxue, her relationship has been deceived from beginning to end. It's a pity for this character. When he was young, he was ignorant and was deceived. Later, he realized his feelings and thought they were in love, but it was a deception. Emotionally, the male protagonist really felt sorry for Liu. The beginning of everything, even though it was Liu who came to the male protagonist's door to be a substitute, the male protagonist really shouldn't have agreed. If you agreed, where would you put Jiang? Liu is also an emotionally stupid person, and he is ultimately to blame for himself.

It's good to see. The male protagonist confessed to several female partners after a hundred chapters. Only Liu is still crazy, but I don't blame her. The misunderstanding caused by Jiang is indeed not small. Jiang officially appeared around 150 years ago, and the preparation for Jiang's debut began in the 90s. Moreover, the author doesn't delay, he just says it when he meets, and there is no disgusting drama about meeting each other, and the male protagonist does not recognize people by their faces.

This book is really, really great. When I saw the scene where the protagonist reunited with Xiao Zhao, why did I think of the daily greetings I had with her? When I saw Chi Ran and Xiao Zhao fighting again after four years, why did I think of the same thing as her? After seeing Luo Luo meet Xiao Zhao for the first time, why did my ears ring with a low sigh after failure? Why was the author able to write about Jiang Xiaozhao? As hot as the sun, as warm as a flame? Does the author also have such a Jiang Xiaozhao in mind? Author, you've had enough. I have a friend who has broken his guard a little bit. The experience of watching Chi Ran and Xiao Zhao was obviously so sweet, but after putting down the phone, endless emptiness filled my heart? This book is really, really good The early plot is a bit slow, but trust me, stick to Chapter 140, you won't regret it

The writing is very good. There is a very good girl who is hunched over and makes people feel sorry for her, but the timing is wrong. Jiang Xiaozhao appeared in dozens of chapters, and it started to be pure and sweet. Xiaozhao really wanted to shine like sunshine. Everyone wrote it well, but it was too short.

The prophet guessed that this book focuses on a kind of substitute literature. A substitute is one's own desire for a certain kind of emotion, and the last resort is to find a sense of peace of mind in reality. White Moonlight is my own memory of beautiful moments in the past, which continues to deepen and beautify with changes. I always feel that in this book, everyone is a substitute, and everyone is a substitute. Let's talk about Jiang Xiaozhao. The male protagonist may be some kind of stand-in for Jiang Xiaozhao. Has his cousin or sister passed away? … I don't feel it anymore, so let's stop talking about it first.

The beautiful girl jumping from the colorful hot air balloon is as beautiful as a dream, but the summer that cannot be returned, this white moonlight really feels like it.

The package looks good, but why is the rating only about six points? The rhythm of the novel is actually very well controlled, and there is no deliberate attempt to whet the appetite. It is just that two chapters in one day is too uncomfortable. I suggest you wait until Jiang Xiaozhao returns to the protagonist before reading. At the current pace, it will only take a few days, but it must not be left unfinished 🙂🙂🙂

I've never really liked urban harem novels. It's simple because the settings are close to reality and the morals can be directly applied. But even though this book is really close to reality and morality, I felt disappointed because of its shortcomings. Well, actually my favorite is Luo Qi. Jiang Xiaozhao's appearance is as magical as a dream, making everyone fall in love with her from the bottom of their hearts is as perfect as a dream, and the incomparable fit with the male protagonist is as unreal as a dream. Yes, Jiang Xiaozhao is too perfect, too perfect to be real, which weakens her integrity. She is like a perfect dream, not a lover. As for Luo Luo, she will wake up even if she makes a mistake as a substitute. She is a little willful and a bit clumsy. These imperfections make her image more three-dimensional and real, making her more suitable as a girlfriend. In addition, Jiang Xiaozhao's mental journey is too simple compared to other female protagonists. For the other heroines, we can see their struggles, the process of slowly falling in love, and the process of suppressing themselves. They are more like real people, and I have ups and downs with them, with the same sourness. Jiang Xiaozhao is a dream. In the early stage, it all relied on the male protagonist's unilateral imagination. In the later stage, it was airborne again, and everything was too smooth and natural. All in all, Jiang Xiaozhao's portrayal was unsuccessful. One was too perfect, and the other was too simple. I liked Luo Qi best, and Liu Lianlian was self-righteous. If she was pregnant, a young lady planned this and that for the male protagonist. In fact, the realism was not very good, but it was okay. Lin Xue's portrayal was very real but the length was too short.

It's great. This book has a score of over 9.0 In my heart. I don't know why it's over 8. The story is wonderful and the protagonist is very dedicated and excellent. The one who impressed me the most was Luo Luo. I feel sorry for Luo Luo and hope she will be happy in the if line.