
The Sun Burns Through the Ice
冰河灼日
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 259k Words
- Genre
- Two Male Leads
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Slice-of-Life Stories About Two Men, No Overbearing CEOs
Looking for books like "Happiness Street". Are there any stories about two ordinary men falling in love? Nothing about domineering CEOs. I want the everyday warmth and bustle of ordinary people’s lives.
Bear Lovers, Leave Your Bear-Themed Novel Recommendations Here
I don't care if it's a brown bear, polar bear, or big bear, whether it's from the South Pole or North Pole, Eastern Europe or East Asia, the West or the East, the South or the North. Even an anime bear or one from Boonie Bears is fine. It just has to be a bear. Note: modern setting only, no ancient times or apocalypse.
Looking for BL Military Stories, Thanks!!!
Looking for male-male military novels, please!!!
The Protagonist Is Fat
Any stories with a fat guy as the protagonist?
Two Male Leads! Both Strong! I’m Out of Books!
Looking for something like The God of Deception Never Lies. No romance, and I'd like a particularly unusual plot.
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Holy shit, it's in this format, one person writes a monologue, it's interesting to read for the first time, the author describes it very well, and the scenes that can be imagined in my head are so strong that I don't even want to read it, I'm a little reluctant to do so. The first chapter attracted me, why is there no one else with such a good article, ahhhhhhhh! I'll be the first commentator
As an emotional novel, the article's emotional description is perfect, with skillful rhetoric and nuanced depiction. The main perspective is Chen Feng, supplemented by Zhao Ge's inner monologue to fill in the inability to escape from the limitation of perspective. It brought different feelings to the readers (this reminded me when I was reading that the odd-numbered episodes in Zhenhun Street were modern, and the even-numbered episodes were previous plot patterns. They are both similar), but I feel a little regretful that this format was not continued in the future. On the whole, the incident is concise, and the incident has a bit of a montage-style shot. Overall, it's a good novel (it's quite different in language than the other novels of the same type I've read before). But why four stars? Because some places are indeed not very logical. There are a few points. What made me enter the status of a "malicious audience" the most was Chen Feng's speech in the clarification of the report letter incident. As a police officer, he lacked a sense of calmness and rationality. The casualness of his speech on the stage did not give readers a sense of reality. Even if it did, it should be an emotional explosion after the final rational statement, expressing injustice for Brother Zhao and himself (personal opinion, self-evaluation of the pros and cons). There is also the age and psychology of Brother Zhao. I don't feel that I can see the psychological changes in his liking for men. Of course, whether he originally liked it or not, I am not talented, and it is not obvious in the original text. Overall, the novel is indeed good, and the author also has a good foundation. I hope the author stays in a good mood and has a long and bright road ahead.
It's very interesting. Although I've only read the first dozen chapters, I still feel that the author has very good control over the character descriptions and writing styles. The characters are vivid. Although I don't know what the result will be, I still highly recommend reading it.
The writing is really good. I watched it very seriously. You can attract me into the plot. The first part was really sad and I almost cried. The second part made my aunt laugh throughout the whole process. It was bitter at first and then sweet. One word ""👍👍👍
Personally, I feel that it is very, very good to watch. I feel that the love and hatred in it are very well written, as well as the inner monologue of Lao Zhao. Lao Zhao is a person whose actions are faster than his brain. When he heard the fat man uttering the truth after being drunk, his first reaction was shock, and for this reason, he slowly opened his cold heart. It took me less than two days to read it, and I stayed up late to read it. After all, it is really good-looking. (Author, so what happened to Lao Zhao ten years ago? I'm curious, I hope you get better and better! [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart])
The writing is pretty good, mainly because I like the setting of the relationship between the characters. The way the two protagonists switch perspectives is okay. I have never seen anything like this before. I look forward to the author's subsequent books.
Nice! I really like how Chen Feng and Lao Zhao wrote it from different perspectives. The climax part in the middle makes people feel the same. The scene of the two hugging each other and crying under the afterglow of the sunset is amazing, and the candy in the back is also super sweet. Ps: Fortunately, I am reading the complete version, otherwise I would be stuck in the middle. I will definitely send the author a razor o(´^`)o (bushi
The author's writing style is delicate and the emotions are strong. After reading too many campus articles and Mary Sue articles, the identity of the two protagonists in this book made my eyes shine. The process is difficult but the ending is beautiful. I am very much looking forward to seeing it. It is worth reading. I highly recommend it!!!!! 👍👍
The emotional description is very delicate and touching. Sometimes I can't help crying when I see the fat man's experiences and psychological activities. Especially in the episode of aiding Xinjiang, when Fatty was finally left behind, the huge grievance and surprise not only impacted Fatty, but also me as a reader - in terms of emotional experience, it is well worth reading.
The most beautiful book. Now I listen to the author's book every day at work. This is the last one. Please ask the author to write more books on this subject. Without your books, I have no energy at work 😢 😢 😢