Girls’ Band: I Was Once Their Sun

In my opinion, Lao Liang is not the best among the entire Tomato Girls band, but it can be considered outstanding. The psychological description and experiences of the protagonist are very detailed. The relationship between the characters is also handled very appropriately. The protagonist cleverly interacts with the characters on all sides and heals each other in the gravity field. Just like the title, he is like a sun. All in all, this book is the only one I can read in the entire Tomato Girl Band. I guess I won't forget it in the future. Lao Liang must have put in a lot of effort in this book. Thank you for bringing us such a wonderful story of a young man. Thank you.

Just when I thought I had reached the top of the mountain, I saw a new peak. This is how I feel. Unimaginable, ingenious, and a perfect closed-loop book. Mygo and Lonely Rock, these two completely different styles have been spliced ​​together in such a restorative and refreshing way, it's great. It's good-looking, and the characters are very well restored. From the first chapter to the latest, the characteristics of each character are extremely vivid, and the book also has the charm of keeping reading. Pochi's complicated inner drama, Ai Yin's secretly showing off her vanity. Everyone can show their true appearance through details and actions. As I watched, I discovered a very strange angle. Aiyin and Hongxia are the real competitors who must compete with each other, and the rest just enrich the protagonist's life. Although there are various promises in the if line, it is these two who will become the big BOSS battle in the main text.

How can I put it this way? It's a good book, but it's quite uncomfortable to read. Usually, when reading anime and fanfiction, most of them come to read the cool novels, but this book is closer to the helplessness of reality, and it makes me feel uncomfortable when I read it. Compared with love and other emotions, the most profound thing in it is the author's description of the despicable nature of human nature, Qingmei's sense of inferiority, and the way her sister used to be careful not to be taken away from her family. And the insertion of the male protagonist is not out of place in the world of comprehensive comics. He is a boy who protects his sister. The tragic past, poor people, come together to form a band that redeems each other. You are my salvation, and I am also your sun. Then the despair of being misunderstood because of protection, a new flower bloomed on the stamen after death, and I was still "me". This is where the story begins...

It's really good-looking. It's the best-looking Mygo fanfic I've seen so far. It's not inferior to the fantasy books from the cat station next door. If you have to compare, in my opinion, the author's is better. Except for the plots of the original work in the first few chapters, the rest of the book is original. The relationship between the characters is twisted and reasonable. I didn't find any bad points after reading the latest chapter. It's just that Lao Xia is so miserable that I can't imagine how it will turn out later. Come on, author, stay in your current state (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

There is no doubt that he is the leading figure in the Rock Fan (World Stitch) fandom. Once it hits the airwaves, it is a fascinating masterpiece [like]. The content is the hexagon within the hexagon, the healing that should be cured, the gravity-eating gravity field that should be eaten, the explosion that should be exploded, and the growth that should be grown. The reader of 🍅 had a really good meal [Send heartfelt message] Kuya, I just came to see this. As for anime screenwriters, it's just a matter of roadside [punch out] I've probably summarized the salient points, and then I'll talk about my personal opinion: The second volume is too risky to write through memories. The pits dug in the early stage are all filled in, and it is connected to the original line [face covering] Fortunately, the first volume is well-written and wonderful, otherwise it would feel like a large number of readers would have to be screened out; then there is the title of the book, I feel that changing it to a more explosive one would be more attractive; finally, Lao Liang must write a book for us for a lifetime [Sending Hearts]

This is one of the few novels that I have read to the end. It is very touching. It has a complete story line and a smooth narrative rhythm. The writing is also good. What I like most is that the characters are very good. This does not mean that the character setting is good, but it is well written. For example, "Hongxia is like this" and "Soyo is like this" will make me feel this way. The psychological changes of the protagonist are also just right, very reasonable and logical thinking. It was really enjoyable to watch. As for the stomach medicine warning, to be honest, although I also read stomach medicine, I think this is more of a heartwarming and healing story, at least it is not a stomach medicine for the sake of stomach medicine. Then it is recommended not to jump casually, as there may be a foreshadowing. There are very few reviews, and I have almost never written any book reviews. The most I can give is a rating. The above only represents my personal opinion, but I really like it. I recommend it.

Nice fanfic, suki The first volume is very funny and abstract, as if I'm following the episode and can't stop. In the second volume, each girl triggered a plot, which was very twisted and exciting, but maybe it was too much and made me a little tired (sad). But Mutou turned out to be t0, love The third volume ended with a bang. "Making Dumplings", I watched the college festival with the song on. The double impact of words + singing really made me cry. What the heck, it was so good [crying] All in all, I really like this fanfic, and I will review it after finishing the main story in a week. My body felt warm when I saw it. The only regret is that there is no GBC (no way, they don't go to school, and they can't see two high school girl bands [cool]

How should I put it, I personally don't really like fan works that are not hot-blooded dramas. A very simple truth, because of the lack of goals, the main line often appears lame. But this one is really different, and it can really make people's eyes shine. I personally think this is the best deconstruction of relationships among all the novels with similar themes that I have read. Compared with other books focusing on this subject, the author analyzes the logic of love more thoroughly. The logic derived from love is something more complicated than so-called feelings. However, the author used his own worldview structure after his second creation (first creation) to completely tell this story about love. In particular, the parts of memories and amnesia are used to give a more complete structure to all the characters. It can even be said that even if the author strips away the original worldview, characters and structure, this is still a very good work. Overall, it is a rare masterpiece of mygo fandom on Western Persimmon. (Personal recommendations for pairing will never be forgotten and so I gave up eating with music)

After reading it in one breath, I feel that the logic is tight. It is rare to see such beautiful Mygo and Lonely Rock articles. Oh, I should [cry] the author must continue to write more. If I can't see Lao Xia, wow Darcy! I hope Lao Xia and Mu Zimi can be together!

Unexpectedly, the male protagonist in the first volume, who has lost his memory but has an inexplicable affection for other girls, is emotionally perfected in the memory chapter of the second volume. Although the male protagonist's life experience is a little inconsistent at first, it is still logically consistent, which is the most tense part of the book. The third volume is slightly faster-paced, and the main plot is promoted almost throughout the whole process. In the emotional scenes, the main characters' emotions towards the male protagonist were not abrupt and well-founded. Even if the author finally avoided the issue of emotional choice and ended in a hurry, he still adhered to the concept of doing too much and making mistakes. This approach can be regarded as a reasonable ending. Next, let's look at the author's extra performance.