Secret Biting, Open Rivalry [Male Competition]

It looks good. I feel that the relationship between Pei and Xiaoyao is as scripted and step-by-step. There is no passion for love between the two. Pei gives me a feeling of macho chauvinism. For example, he looks down on the heroine's work and makes decisions without asking the heroine's opinion. The title of perfect boyfriend is false. He doesn't remember that the heroine doesn't like to eat green onions, and he doesn't know the heroine's finger circumference, etc. His desire to marry the heroine is more about love mixed with face. He thinks that the heroine's family background is also good. She is also beautiful and suitable for marriage. Xiao Yuan possesses the freedom that Xiao Yao longs for deep in his heart. Yuan can give Pei the energy and enthusiasm for life that Yuan cannot give. Moreover, Yuan will understand what the heroine wants and likes. Pei imposes what he likes and wants on the heroine. Anyway, it's really nice. Kudos to the author!

I like the growth line of the heroine Jing Yao in this book, and I also like the oe ending where she ended her relationship with Pei Chuanqing and did not start another relationship with Yuan Zhi, but ended with "She is like a bird." I like this kind of ending, it makes me feel that the future extends infinitely, and there are still many desirable stories to unfold in the future. Jing Yao is clear and kind. Even though she has experienced cowardice, compromise, and wavering in her heart, she still chooses to "stubbornly" pursue the future she wants. I wish all girls to be like free birds, flying higher and higher across mountains, rivers, lakes and seas, as free as the wind. ＊Original position: Free and loose, brave and persistent. He has a romantic temperament that attracts me. I can only say that the former classmate is indeed an art and racing person, haha. The author likes to describe the smell of sea salt perfume on him, and I think it fits his character very well. Another thing: he is very good at coquettishness and weakness. It is simply the best dowry for a romance hero. (Please refer to the original text: "Choose me, please." He begged softly.) There is a description that I like very much in Obara's if extra: "This is a kiss that has been delayed for too long, from the time when we first met in the senior year of high school, to the youthful college days, then the years of their respective wanderings, and finally to every moment of getting closer now." *Pei Chuanqing: It feels like there is always a damp atmosphere when reading him. As a first love like white moonlight, he is gentle, clean and spotless in Jing Yao's youthful memories. However, when I walked into him, I discovered his cruelty. "Gentle Indifference" and Elite Thinking Both Jing Yao and I reject it in big letters! This also made him and Jing Yao destined to be unable to have a long-term relationship. But there is something very interesting about his character, as the author said: a refined egoist may one day learn to no longer weigh for love. Even in Pei Chuanqing's solo if line extra, it was not written that he and the heroine were officially together. But from my point of view, it is a very correct approach. "He has spent his entire youth to win her favor, so this time, it doesn't matter if it's a little later and the journey is a little more twists and turns. He still knows how to figure it out slowly. " PS Author's words: Xiong Jing requires two male protagonists to meet the female protagonist's mate selection standards, gain the female protagonist's favor/favor again, maintain a sense of crisis at all times, constantly optimize themselves and innovate, and pay and compete around the female protagonist. This is definitely the most agreeable understanding of [Xiong Jing] I have ever heard.

I hope this Bae will quickly change his bad habits. I danced throughout his scenes and there was also a bold dash from Obara! Boss Jing has been shaken It was so well written that I tied it in one afternoon [crying]. Please give me more updates.

Someone in the comment area said to change it to 1v1, but no, 1v1 is my highlight, and I finally found a book I like on Tomato. You can make Pei smaller. You can also torture Pei severely. Just 1V2

It looks great, it's tied directly. I personally hate the step-by-step advancement. I hope Obara can succeed hahh. In fact, Pei doesn't respect the heroine and is not suitable for the heroine. He has obsessions. I feel that the heroine is more moved by him. Please give me more encouragement and update more [Sending Hearts]

I finished it in the middle of the night and I loved it. I like Jing Yao, she has a gentle and gentle temperament, but she has her own opinions. Just like opening a bookstore, this is my favorite part, leaving myself some time to enjoy myself. There is also a small house that I take good care of, which is also great. My parents are also very good, and they love their only daughter very much. Secondly, Yuan Zhi, with his flamboyant personality and aura of freedom, will probably be very attractive to the heroine. His mother is also very nice, and the family atmosphere is very good. Furthermore, bamboo horses usually can't make mistakes in big or small matters, but they have a strong desire to control, a bit of machismo, and self-righteousness. She is very gentle and considerate, but there are also some things that are not thoughtful. It is undeniable that the bamboo horse is very powerful and occupies the heroine's entire youth. Comparing the two male protagonists, the former classmate is more fresh, while Teacher Pei is gentle and considerate. I think Pei just felt that Jing Yao was the most suitable mistress for him, so he chose to confess his love. The author's writing style was light and made me feel very comfortable. I also like the author very much. The novel is actually a collection of the author's inner thoughts. I think the description of Pei's change as a person from his youth to his thirties is very true. With experience, everyone changes. Therefore, I think the establishment of marriage is not only driven by feelings, but also bound by interests. Off topic.

This novel depicts the complexity and contradictions of human nature with delicate writing, the plot is ups and downs, and the characters are vivid and three-dimensional. It is endlessly memorable to read. The author skillfully interweaves reality and fantasy to create a fascinating literary world

In fact, I can't think of any words to describe this book. It has a very common theme, but the content is very attractive and I kept reading. The author's delicate writing style gives the heroine a vivid thought about breaking out of the birdcage. Keep up the good work, author (´-ω-`)

The writing is very good, and it is tied with "Not Sleeping All Night". The writing style is particularly good, and the plain and life-oriented pen and ink describe the ups and downs of the plot, and the rhythm is just right. The superposition of the plot and the changes in the characters' thoughts perfectly fit. The whole article is relaxed and relaxed, and the characters' characteristics are also very distinct.

Jing Yao x Pei Chuanqing x Yuan Zhi The author of this article on Integration has a lot of his own emotions, and he may have lost his mind in writing it. It is a bit literary and a bit realistic, so it does not feel satisfying. I personally prefer to watch the love triangle and the Shura field plot between two men, and I came here for the Shura field, but the emotions in this movie are very slow. To be honest, I am very anxious, but when you bring the perspective of the heroine, she is such a character. She is a little rebellious in her heart, but she will not do anything beyond the rules with Yuan Zhi in advance (I am almost more anxious than Yuan Zhi!). But when I saw the heroine decide to break up the engagement and break up, it was more fast-paced. I personally liked Chapter 80. Although she was very calm, she was very determined to tell the man and their parents that she wanted to break up the engagement. I liked this very much, and it was a bit similar to me. On the one hand, I envy her parents for giving her all the good things and that she "doesn't need a new home" because she is free and happy enough on her own, but on the other hand, I am secretly sad that I am not able to be like her. Since then, I no longer struggle with the relationship between them. This book is more like a growth record of Jing Yao, and it also touches on some issues of female autonomy. I think this is also good. One thing about the extra story that made me like the author very much is that he thoughtfully provided background music for each character. This really touched my heart. I sometimes do this when writing book reviews, which shows that I have feelings and understanding for each character. So far, four stars for encouragement.