I Really Do Love You All

A brief summary: Shi Yan is the kind who can coax him non-stop, and he can be mean-spirited at that time, Gu Chengzhou can't coax him non-stop, Jian Yu'an can coax him no matter what, Fu Shen Gengjue, if he doesn't coax him non-stop, he even eats and scolds 💕💕💕💕💕

Normally, I don't read bullshit, but if it's bullshit like this, I must try it out! So far, I feel it's pretty good. The writing is online, boss, come on [laughs]

Teacher... You wrote so well... I will always pester you...💕 Woo woo, God, it makes my heart feel cold 😢, hug Xiao Qi, may happiness come to Yan Qi's palm, hope Yan Qi is happy every day, free from illness and worry, Yan Qi, we all like you, you are a very good Yan Xi! Get out of here, all dead men 😠

The more I look at them, the more uneasy and well-intentioned they feel. Anyway, I don't see the so-called "love". The only one who has a little bit of it is Jane, but what he did later is so different. . . . . I'm very curious about what role Gu's fiancé plays. If it's a good one, I feel like a few attacks are not good and he's irresponsible to the protagonist and Shi.

To be honest, Yan Qi's life is very hard. We have gone through too much in high school, and we are getting further and further away from the people we love. The most regrettable thing is that we obviously like each other but cannot face each other honestly because there are too many. Maybe this is the normal state of life. Not everyone has the right to choose. After entering the society, I encountered too many embarrassing things. I had no choice but to rely on my own body for shelter. As a result, misunderstandings increased and I received more contempt and criticism... I hope the ending will be better 😢 😢

[Full] It's so beautiful! I hope Yan Qi will be happy in the ending, and I don't care about the rest. Baby Yan Qi, you must be happy.

"I have no illusions about you at all," he said. "I know you are stupid, frivolous, and empty-minded, but I love you. I know your intentions, your ideals, that you are snobbish and vulgar, but I love you. I know you are a second-rate thing, but I love you. My assessment of this is: interesting. Not only is this passage interesting, it is also interesting when placed in the introduction at the beginning of the article. Some people were moved by this passage in "The Veil" and thought it was deep affection; while others felt that his love was superficial and hypocritical, just like his view of his lover. So, here comes the problem. Since the protagonists of the two books have something in common, is it possible for the protagonist of this book to uncover the veil of love and life and achieve self-transcendence? Or is this article essentially a work that focuses on portraying the love of the male protagonists and uses it to serve readers' fantasies? If it's the latter, then I can only say sorry, I thought too much. (Since you are all here to read online articles, you can't have too many expectations.)

[There are personal speculations and spoilers about the psychology of some characters] The author's psychological description of the protagonist is very detailed and lifelike. Although it is a bloody novel, but after careful reading, I feel that the author's three views are extremely righteous (an exaggeration technique), or is it written like this because it is the first person of the protagonist? I was a little confused about what sy said in the latest chapters, but at the end I felt like going back and reading all the previous ones about sy. After reading the latest chapter, I suddenly realized that it was because I was jealous/"You have a crush on my brother? What about me?"/"How could it be my brother? This is ethically unacceptable"... The writing is a little cryptic (maybe it's because I'm not very sensitive to this aspect (scratching my head)) I'm a little worried about Sy's abuse point in the back (will there be any), but I feel like the most important ones should have already appeared.

I've only read a little bit so far, but the writing is good and the stream of consciousness is awesome. I saw it for the first time in Tomato. I didn't think it was popular because of the uncleanness and the first person, but I think it's pretty good. Hahahaha. Recommended ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

There is a sense of interlocking stories, the protagonist does not always go smoothly, there are disappointments and setbacks. There is a slight sense of abuse, which is actually mainly due to the protagonist's childhood experience. I don't feel that the emotional abuse is as strong as this. The author did a great job creating it! The protagonist is not some pretty girl, he has a complicated feeling (that's where the charm lies) [Sending my heart]