Stars in Every Direction

It's very nice, it's a group portrait, but I feel like this article is more of a group portrait, rather than a protagonist. I feel that Lin Chen is like a link, pulling in the relationship between everyone in the family, such as the eldest and the third, Xiaobei and Lin Xing. This is good, but I just have a hard to describe feeling...

The plot is very good and makes sense. Although the writing style is not particularly delicate, it still has a sense of picture and emotional expression, which is a major feature of the article. In addition, the characters in the article have very positive views. Very suitable for reading in your spare time. I read it in one breath (๑╹ヮ╹๑)ﾉ However, the rating of this book is a bit low!

"You are the star and I am the star. The vast stars will never be separated." The eldest son is mighty and domineering, the second son is a humble gentleman, the third son is wanton and flamboyant, and the other two younger ones are also cute and well-behaved. The eagle should soar in the sky, and the wild wolf should run in the grassland. For the sake of so-called safety, we cannot train eagles into poultry and wolves into dogs.

This is the first time I have read a non-CP story about several brothers and one unrelated brother. I feel that it is not as good-looking as the one where all the brothers are brothers, but it is still pretty good. Why do you think there are so many plots about torturing Lin Chen (Lin Chen was injured)? ! [Face-covering][Face-covering][Face-covering] The entire novel is basically a group portrait that revolves around Lin Chen (that kind of feeling, from the beginning, you can tell at a glance that the protagonist is Lin Chen) Now where I see it, I feel that Lin Chen is about to be hurt again [Face-covering][Face-covering][Face-covering] I have to say Lin Xing's solo plot There are really few, especially after Lin Xing was completely accepted into the Wen family [face covering] It seemed that each of the brothers had a story of being persecuted, but Lin Xing didn't seem to have one (if there was, maybe he was too young, and I didn't take it seriously [shy]) I don't know why, but I especially like to see the story of the protagonist group being injured. Isn't it important that group portraits be shared equally? [Grieved] Lin Chen is the only one, why do he keep getting hurt? [Holds face]

Good-looking, super good-looking [blowing kiss] First of all, the title and cover are so attractive. Secondly, the content is very real and reasonable, each character is well-shaped, the emotions are delicate and vivid, and there is no cruel plot. It is basically reasonable and reasonable, and people can't help but get involved in it, and they will watch it for a long time without realizing it. I like it, I like it so much [sending my heart] [sending my heart]

It's very, very, very good to read. I almost read it all with a smile. This family story avoids clichés and is very close to life. It is vivid and very refreshing. Everyone opened their mouths and spoke out if they had any misunderstandings. The following articles about their daily life are also very interesting. It is thrilling but there are no dangers every time. The brothers each have their own characteristics. The author's writing style is humorous and very very delicate. I don't know why the rating is low. I hope everyone will read it.

So pretty, so pretty, so pretty, so pretty, so pretty, so pretty, so pretty, so pretty, so pretty, so pretty, so pretty, so pretty, so pretty, so pretty, so pretty, I love this whole family! I would like to ask the elder brother and the younger brothers, are they all free of cp? I like to see their affectionate relationship [please update]

What a heart-warming article, each character has distinct characteristics, the relationship between family members supporting each other is so sincere, and the author's writing is also very fluent. Why is the score so low? Give me five stars to support it, and cheers for the author! ! !

It's been a long time since I've seen such a common sense and full of normal people. The plot line has its ups and downs, and it's a bit refreshing. The overall logic is normal. The only small problem is that I don't know if the author has just started writing. The characters' language in the first half is a bit written, and the text Zou Zou looks a bit awkward. Later, it gradually becomes colloquial, but occasionally there are still some written words.

Thanks to the author for the warm family affection, and several chapters are very insightful in describing some events. The one that left a deep impression was what happened in the village where Xiaobei's class sketched. The ending describes the changes in the thoughts of women who were abducted and trafficked into the mountains. It is also a perspective that I have never considered. I hope the author can write more in-depth and warm words.