[Urban daily life] + [Unhinged heroine] + [Regret] + [Chasing her husband] + [Multiple heroines] + [White moonlight] + [Stand-in]
Three years ago, when his mother was diagnosed with kidney failure, Chen Gong took a part-time job at a bar. There, he met Shen Jinxin, who was nursing a broken heart.
Shen Jinxin noticed that Chen Gong looked like her white moonlight and asked if he would be willing to act as his stand-in. She'd pay him!
The two hit it off, signed a contract, and made a pact!
From then on, Chen Gong attended classes by day and played the stand-in by night. Shen Jinxin was just like her name, a contradictory mix of smoldering embers and the faint light of dawn.
She could be irritable and quick to anger one moment, gentle and considerate the next. But Chen Gong cared for her meticulously so he could afford his mother's treatment. After all, you can put up with a little attitude from your benefactor!
With Chen Gong looking after her, Shen Jinxin gradually emerged from the shadow of her heartbreak. But the three-year term came to an end. Her former white moonlight was coming back, and Shen Jinxin thought she still had a chance with him, so she decided not to renew their contract.
Meanwhile, with Shen Jinxin's help, Chen Gong had received enough money for his mother's medical expenses. He had now qualified for a recommendation to graduate school and could apply to study back in his hometown. He also planned not to renew the contract and to get as far away as possible from that lunatic Shen Jinxin!
However, when Shen Jinxin spends time with her white moonlight, Gu Qingzhou, she can no longer recapture the feeling she once had. In fact, the real thing isn't even as good as the stand-in! That's when she thinks of Chen Gong.
But when she tries to find him, she discovers that he has already left the capital and gone back home…
I think this book is very good, especially the treatment of Bai Yueguang. I didn't see the foreshadowing. There is nothing wrong with it. He is just a bit of a yandere paranoid. When he met, the filter was immediately broken. His attitude was very cold, and his IQ was also online. He didn't have too much trouble, and he was sent to northern Myanmar soon. The only flaw was that he went a little too far when dealing with the male protagonist. Although The author may have realized that he had to make up for it little by little, especially the attitude towards the male protagonist after more than 100 chapters. He handled it very well, suppressed his temper and coaxed her, and even accepted the male protagonist to start a harem. Not much. The most valuable thing is that the heroine can reflect, has a long tongue, and speaks out if she likes it. The male and female protagonists are what the author describes, the feeling of two people who can't love being entangled together. On the contrary, I don't like Song, the second female lead, and the relationship is not that deep. She seems to be the kind of person who just plays tricks and believes it casually. The third female lead is the best. It's reasonable to have two on base, which metaphors the necessity of being well-matched. If it's not a novel, the third female is a good match. As for the fourth female, it's completely unreasonable, and it's not Liu Bei. The whole aunt robs the man, and it's outrageous to get entangled with the feet after seeing each other. But in general, it is a good regret literature. The author has controlled all possible ☠️ points, which is rare.
So far it looks pretty good, but there seems to be a bit too many female leads. [Chigua] Is this male protagonist very awesome in that regard? Otherwise, the ending will be perfect sooner or later. In the world of cuckold novels, there are so many female protagonists. The junior sister, Shen, probably the junior junior aunt, and the god-sister whom the mother recognized later. There is also the hidden life experience of the male protagonist. At present, it seems that the scene will be very extensive if it is not unfinished. The balance between politics and business. The most impressive thing about this book so far is the chapter where the male protagonist's grandparents go to meet the male protagonist's father. The grandfather tells his father that the male protagonist is being kept, and the grandmother's reaction and the father's reaction are really on point. Especially the father, who was born as an orphan, his lover is also an orphan, and he also has uremia. In a situation that is worse than that of an ordinary family, the son works for his mother to treat her illness and make money. The father's psychology and behavior after learning about it are really remarkable. I still don't know what kind of life my son is living, otherwise he would probably collapse.
I feel that the characters' personalities are well described and the plot is quite interesting. It's better than the previous book [Thoughts]
It will be clear if you change the female channel to a male channel and change the male and female identities, but the suggestion is that you can enter the female channel.
It's so funny, it made me laugh to death. The author is so talented.
After seeing Chapter 55, uh, let's forget it.
Come on, come on, come on
The writing feels okay, at least for now.
The author is very understanding and good at writing. I feel that the author is also a very interesting person.
Very good, very exciting