The first book, enter with caution Baihewen
[Inferior self-esteem and sensitive species x dark-hearted and willful madman]
Lin Shuyao often felt powerless because she couldn't keep up with Pei Lan's brain circuit. There was indeed a wall between people.
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Reader comments
On the surface, the plot of this article seemed a bit cliche, and the characters seemed a bit formulaic, but the writing was not boring, so I read on. To be honest, the behavior of the other heroine did live up to the title. She didn't look like a normal person, especially the part about killing cats when she was young. I wasn't particularly able to accept it at first. It's ridiculous to say that I can accept the protagonist killing people, but I can't accept the death of the cat. Maybe it's because cats have no other biggest evil intentions for people except appetite. To be honest, it's not very acceptable. But then I thought about it, if a person really has a mental illness, then killing animals is indeed a very common step. Of course, luckily she got treatment. I don't think I particularly want to see another protagonist go to jail, and the ending is BE.
As for the emotional line, it was obvious that the first accident was the advancement of the plot. Speaking of which, this may be considered a highlight for me, but the character design poked me inexplicably, so I continued watching. While watching, I was also thinking about why Pei was interested in Lin. As I watched, I slowly discovered what was special about Lin, his courage to resist and be sober. Maybe it was because there wasn't much exaggeration, so I didn't realize it very much at first (but if it was overexaggerated, I probably wouldn't be able to read on). Personally, I still prefer the description of the Lin family, which is neither plague nor popular. There is a faint sense of reality in the narration. I still felt a little tired of the previous plot at first, but I really liked it later. As for why not many people read this book, firstly, it may be that the title and introduction are a bit strange, but they attract weird people like me; secondly, it may be that the introduction does not introduce much, and there is nothing exciting at the beginning, which discourages people; thirdly, there is no publicity, and no one reads it at the beginning, so there will naturally be no traffic. I also like to dig for gold, and I just found it by randomly browsing. In short, I think people who like pure love and are a bit "perverted" will like it
On the surface, the plot of this article seemed a bit cliche, and the characters seemed a bit formulaic, but the writing was not boring, so I read on. To be honest, the behavior of the other heroine did live up to the title. She didn't look like a normal person, especially the part about killing cats when she was young. I wasn't particularly able to accept it at first. It's ridiculous to say that I can accept the protagonist killing people, but I can't accept the death of the cat. Maybe it's because cats have no other biggest evil intentions for people except appetite. To be honest, it's not very acceptable. But then I thought about it, if a person really has a mental illness, then killing animals is indeed a very common step. Of course, luckily she got treatment. I don't think I particularly want to see another protagonist go to jail, and the ending is BE. As for the emotional line, it was obvious that the first accident was the advancement of the plot. Speaking of which, this may be considered a highlight for me, but the character design poked me inexplicably, so I continued watching. While watching, I was also thinking about why Pei was interested in Lin. As I watched, I slowly discovered what was special about Lin, his courage to resist and be sober. Maybe it was because there wasn't much exaggeration, so I didn't realize it very much at first (but if it was overexaggerated, I probably wouldn't be able to read on). Personally, I still prefer the description of the Lin family, which is neither plague nor popular. There is a faint sense of reality in the narration. I still felt a little tired of the previous plot at first, but I really liked it later. As for why not many people read this book, firstly, it may be that the title and introduction are a bit strange, but they attract weird people like me; secondly, it may be that the introduction does not introduce much, and there is nothing exciting at the beginning, which discourages people; thirdly, there is no publicity, and no one reads it at the beginning, so there will naturally be no traffic. I also like to dig for gold, and I just found it by randomly browsing. In short, I think people who like pure love and are a bit "perverted" will like it