Point Nemo

After reading Girls' School and Persona before, I immediately fell in love with this kind of campus-like plot. The male and female protagonists are similar. They are not as similar as other novels. You can guess the second chapter after reading the first chapter. Even the supporting characters in the novel are vivid, but the writing is not very smooth, and it feels like there is a grammatical error when reading, but it does not hinder it. It is rare for a picky person like me to read a complete novel in Tomato. Come on, the writing is getting better and better. I will continue to pay attention to the author's next works.

I think about how to express the love between Lou Boyi and Wu Nianxi through comments. Maybe Lou Boyi subconsciously tattooed bamboo on his fingertips, knowing clearly what Wu Nianxi's purpose was but willing to be used by her? Or maybe Wu Nianxi knew that Lou Boyi was in trouble and still made her a friend, saying that she didn't like him much but was willing to show her vulnerability to Lou Boyi, with her red eyes? It's too pale, the words are too pale, their love cannot be described in words, I can't find a suitable word to describe the feeling between them, is it passionate? It doesn't seem quite accurate, is it bland? It's not plain at all, it seems like no words can describe it. This may be love, it's abstract, it's the feeling that comes from the unknown and goes deep, without any reason. Finally, I hope Zhu Nian can be himself, and Lou Baiyi and Zhu Nian will have a happy future.

It's a very novel story and very interesting. When I first started reading it, I felt that the segmentation was very bad. I was tired of reading each sentence. But I got used to it in the middle and later stages. And I really like the random thoughts of the male and female protagonists at the beginning of the next few chapters. It was a bit confusing at the beginning. I hope the author's narrative ability is stronger!

Maybe it's just this kind of thing that I like. I really think this book is super good. I don't know how many times I've read it. I've read it super super super super super super super many times [Love] [Blow kiss]

The overall storyline is not conventional, and the interaction between the male and female protagonists has a really good atmosphere. I really like it. It's just that there are a lot of typos in the middle, and the ending is not so hasty. It would be better if the heroine's attitude change could be more detailed and detailed!

It's super beautiful, there are no grand scenes, but the long-lasting love is the deepest, like the life of an orange, from sour to sweet, from raw to ripe, and finally rotten, a kind of sour and astringent pain that cannot be healed, and there is no great sadness or great pain, but it is uncomfortable, a kind of pain that cannot be expressed in any form.

The characters of the male and female protagonists are both very interesting. The male protagonist is kind and willing to take advantage of him even if he knows it. Who would have known that the male protagonist, with a superior background, good height, appearance, and good grades, and being admired by many rich ladies, would actually chase stars in private. Who would have thought that after chasing after him, he would become his girlfriend, and even have his birthday tattooed on his hand. The heroine is a top-notch female idol, who is both brave and sweet. She returns to her country for revenge with a clear goal. She gets close to the hero for this purpose, but in the end she cannot leave him. Between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, the male protagonist knows she is being used but is willing to do so. Everyone thinks she is glamorous, but he is the only one who has seen her embarrassed side.

I have read two books by the author, which are really good. I always have a wonderful feeling [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]

The author's writing is very good. It's so beautiful. It kills me.

The story line is novel, and the male and female protagonists each have their own characteristics, which is very interesting. But the ending is still too hasty. I still want to see the heroine take revenge, but I feel like I let it go too easily.