[Double male protagonist × 1v1 double clean × double strong × main subject]
A cold-faced blind man is attacked by a vicious loyal dog
Mu Qingming, a person who has had no pupils for as long as he can remember, stepped out of Shipi Town, where he has lived for more than ten years, after Juxiang brought him hope of regaining his sight.
Xin Yanyuan was attracted to Mu Qingming from the moment they met. He didn't understand why. He wanted to protect this person uncontrollably until he knew the truth...
Reader comments
Half of the time I watched it revolved around rescuing the master and finding the divine pupil.
There are few emotional scenes and few fights.
After seeing this, I actually don't want to watch it. The main reason is that the content is boring and I don't have the interest to continue reading. There aren't too many ups and downs, and it's very easy to encounter difficulties.
And when a child prodigy is born, shouldn't many people rush to grab it? Why is it so peaceful in the early stage? It seems that only the protagonist is trying to grab it. I have no idea. Suggestions: You can add more fighting and more enemies.
After reading the introduction, I realized that I followed Gong because of the unknowing attraction. If there is any relationship later, this attraction is normal, or I am simply interested in him, and there is little bond between them.
Just watch it first [I understand]
I skipped some chapters during this period, what should I say? The follow-up is a little more interesting. The main character's emotional drama is still not very volatile (it's not particularly sad), but it's still a bit boring.
The emotional scenes of the male protagonists are very slow (if you like high-speed movies, you can change to the next one)
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Half of the time I watched it revolved around rescuing the master and finding the divine pupil. There are few emotional scenes and few fights. After seeing this, I actually don't want to watch it. The main reason is that the content is boring and I don't have the interest to continue reading. There aren't too many ups and downs, and it's very easy to encounter difficulties. And when a child prodigy is born, shouldn't many people rush to grab it? Why is it so peaceful in the early stage? It seems that only the protagonist is trying to grab it. I have no idea. Suggestions: You can add more fighting and more enemies. After reading the introduction, I realized that I followed Gong because of the unknowing attraction. If there is any relationship later, this attraction is normal, or I am simply interested in him, and there is little bond between them. Just watch it first [I understand] I skipped some chapters during this period, what should I say? The follow-up is a little more interesting. The main character's emotional drama is still not very volatile (it's not particularly sad), but it's still a bit boring. The emotional scenes of the male protagonists are very slow (if you like high-speed movies, you can change to the next one) [exploration]