My Sweet Girl Desk Mate

As a loyal reader of Lao Gao, this is the first novel that I have followed in its entirety. I have to admit that I was not as shocked as reading it in one sitting. I have finished writing the long reviews for the first four books, so I will just add them to this one. From a plot point of view, the sweet part in the previous one is similar to the previous one (it's time to stop writing sweet stories), and it's even better than Mengdie in terms of characterization. It is also a double redemption novel, but it has a different style than the other one. It narrates the high school days of that era and is closer to reality, allowing readers to resonate and feel. Recalling the Wenchuan earthquake in 2008, it happened not long after I was born, so I didn't know much about that period of history. It wasn't until I read this novel that I really looked up the information and documents. It is undeniable that this novel played a certain role in publicity, allowing more readers to understand the Wenchuan Earthquake. Therefore, in the face of disaster, love becomes fragile and tragic. We cannot change the occurrence of any tragedy, we can only watch the separation happen. Perhaps it is because of this that Lao Gao incorporates fantasy elements. As it is said in the book, a person's tiny ability cannot change the cold casualty figures. The two-way rush of He Pingxing and Little Dragonfly is ultimately just a far cry from each other in time and space. Love in the youthful age does not have a perfect ending due to natural disasters. The yin and yang are separated, which makes people cry. Although the setting of True and False Wishes on the Peace Star and one life for another is a bit stiff, and the ending is a bit rushed about the protagonist's experience, these are just flaws and do not prevent this from being a good book. (Can Lao Gao turn me over?)

After Zhuang Sheng's Dream of Butterflies, Huang Liang's Lost Dream, Life and Death, and Jiang Xin Wu Yue, I still love watching the fifth part. Currently, I only have Tian Wu Sha [Admiration]

The bastard dad and the divorced mom met the most beautiful woman at the worst time. Zhuang Ziang-Su Yudie He Pingxing-Xiao Qingting I advise you, Lao Gao, to hold an offline autograph session. We book clubs will definitely give you some small gifts. Fortunately, I left a good side story, otherwise, hehehehe😈, Lao Gao, just wait.

This is Lao Xie's most conscientious film. Compared with the previous "full text without knife", this is a real sweet article, a real full text without knife, it is beautiful and I love to read it. By the way, Lao Gao, give me an address to send you some specialties [smile][smile][smile]

Chapter 153, "Spreading Flowers" in 76 Days. This is the first serialized book I have followed. But I have to say that the shock brought by two chapters in one day is far less than that of reading it in one sitting. Let me tell you about my feelings. I don't know if it was because I was desensitized by Zhuang Shengdao in Butterfly Dream or something else. I didn't feel much after reading it at the end. Several people in Zhuang Ziang's trilogy have been reading it for a long time. The moment we meet has a knife factor, Peace Star is like a normal daily romance novel, but it has a BE ending. The knife does not account for a lot of the length, and there are basically no foreshadowings. It only started to work in the last twenty chapters. The style is very different from the first four books. Well... In short, it is a pretty sweet little novel, without any surprises, light on daily life. (I originally had a lot to say, but found that I couldn't express what I was thinking, [grieved])

It's so good, it's another "sweet article". Let me ask you something, the author. How do you want to die?

It's good to watch. I personally think it can be ranked in the top three among the five films of Lao Gao. I like this genre very much. I like Lao Gao's writing style, but Lao Gao always likes to write about knives [laughs awkwardly] Fortunately, the extra chapter is sweet, so I treated the extra chapter as the ending.

I think this article is another peak of Lao Gao The first half is full of joyful and sweet campus romance, but it is a big earthquake boss who really shows off his sword skills. The difference compared to the previous books is that this time almost everyone was wiped out. Moreover, Lao Gao is also very thorough in shaping the characters. As a result, this book was very lethal to me. I sighed deeply while reading it. But what makes me satisfied is that this time there is a small extra chapter every day, which is really good.

I would like to support Lao Gao's book first. Although I don't really like reading knives, his sweet part is still very good. It's not embarrassing or cliche. To be honest, I still hope that he will publish a pure sweet book.

As you know about Haji Gao's works, the characterizations are still so lifelike. You can't find a few books on Tomato that describe characters better than Haji. Of course, you can't find a few books on Tomato that write better than Haji.