[Group portrait/Fei Shuangwen/Delicate emotions/Unlimited streaming/Single female protagonist]
From the moment he turned the doorknob and was transported to a different world, Gu Yanan knew that he would never go back to his normal life.
The twenty-third floor of a skyscraper, the ruins of a church filled with smoke, the hanging sky city, the snowy field with heavy snow all night...
Gu Yanan, how many deaths do you have to witness and how many lives pass by in your hands before you can learn to grow?
Clusters of blazing flames rose up and turned into human shapes, with golden pupils locked on Gu Yanan.
"Everything you hold dear will be gone, and what you love will never be known."
The complex memories turned into curses and blessings, engraved into Gu Yanan's heart and soul, and stayed with him throughout his life.
From the perspective of a bystander, rather than saving the world, a brave man should save himself first.
Reader comments
Is this book unrated? Forget it, let me tell you.
This book is a very good book. In the first volume, the be ending story of the male protagonist "Gu" and the female protagonist "An Xi" made me feel the exquisiteness of the author's sword skills. The sincere feelings and the entanglement in the male protagonist's heart made me feel the emotional realism of the story. What reason does the person who is about to leave have to leave a chain of "love" with her? Here I saw the same scene as in the story of Polunaev and the Egyptian woman in the third part of JOJO's Bizarre Adventure. In fact, at the beginning, I didn't know how the item "Qingmeng Tears" was obtained. After reading the ending of the first volume, I realized that it was an item born from the sincere feelings of the female protagonist towards the male protagonist in the encounter between the male protagonist and the various worlds. When I saw An tide die, I couldn't stop crying...
"Idiot, I knew you were going to die."
"I'm so happy. Can we go flying kites tomorrow?"
"I like you so much..."
"You love me too, okay?"
"Don't just say... Kiss me"
"Actually, when I grow up, I don't think anyone is good-looking. Anyway, I am the prettiest, but you are also good-looking..."
"I can go out and fly a kite tomorrow. I want to wear that leather jacket."
"Hehe... I like you, I like you so much"
I said I won't let you die. Look, it's okay. "I did it. Don't hate me." Like me.
[Your close relative, "An tide" has died]...
Why don't you, author, become a knife maker? I think you're pretty good at making knives.
To be honest, writing this just now made me cry again. The last time I cried when I saw a character die was when I was watching the death of Eri Yi in "Dragon Trilogy". Author, let me ask you, can you promise me that even if you don't write this book, you will finish the if line of An tide and Gu, right? I beg you, you must finish it, okay? I just want to see them living happily in another parallel world where they all survived. This is the biggest thought of this dark mouse in me in this book. Chapter 30 was cut like this for me. I cried once after reading it [almost crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]
I highly recommend this book, it is truly a top-quality work [crying]
Is this book unrated? Forget it, let me tell you. This book is a very good book. In the first volume, the be ending story of the male protagonist "Gu" and the female protagonist "An Xi" made me feel the exquisiteness of the author's sword skills. The sincere feelings and the entanglement in the male protagonist's heart made me feel the emotional realism of the story. What reason does the person who is about to leave have to leave a chain of "love" with her? Here I saw the same scene as in the story of Polunaev and the Egyptian woman in the third part of JOJO's Bizarre Adventure. In fact, at the beginning, I didn't know how the item "Qingmeng Tears" was obtained. After reading the ending of the first volume, I realized that it was an item born from the sincere feelings of the female protagonist towards the male protagonist in the encounter between the male protagonist and the various worlds. When I saw An tide die, I couldn't stop crying... "Idiot, I knew you were going to die." "I'm so happy. Can we go flying kites tomorrow?" "I like you so much..." "You love me too, okay?" "Don't just say... Kiss me" "Actually, when I grow up, I don't think anyone is good-looking. Anyway, I am the prettiest, but you are also good-looking..." "I can go out and fly a kite tomorrow. I want to wear that leather jacket." "Hehe... I like you, I like you so much" I said I won't let you die. Look, it's okay. "I did it. Don't hate me." Like me. [Your close relative, "An tide" has died]... Why don't you, author, become a knife maker? I think you're pretty good at making knives. To be honest, writing this just now made me cry again. The last time I cried when I saw a character die was when I was watching the death of Eri Yi in "Dragon Trilogy". Author, let me ask you, can you promise me that even if you don't write this book, you will finish the if line of An tide and Gu, right? I beg you, you must finish it, okay? I just want to see them living happily in another parallel world where they all survived. This is the biggest thought of this dark mouse in me in this book. Chapter 30 was cut like this for me. I cried once after reading it [almost crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] I highly recommend this book, it is truly a top-quality work [crying]