[Two male protagonists + long-term love + love-hate obsession + robbery + pure love in the Republic of China]
[The ruffian warlord attacks x the gentle actor suffers]
Because she had known that Xue Liang, the governor of the Three Jin Dynasties, was a kind of Meng Lang, Meng Liansheng did not want to have a close relationship with him.
The same is true for Xue Liang. Meng Liansheng, a little rigid person who doesn't know how to laugh, is completely different from him, let alone a man. Even though his appearance is extremely ordinary, even though many men and women covet him in "that aspect", he is not interested at all in the many quarrels between the two men.
Unexpectedly, Meng Liansheng was ordered by his master to live in Xue Liang's governor's house. He once again learned how crooked Xue Liang was. Not only did he climb into his window in the middle of the night, but he also climbed into his bed.
Although Meng Liansheng was an actor, he did not talk about love affairs with the prodigal son, but Xue Liang's "Qing Qing" and every word of his sincerity unknowingly made the other party take root in his heart.
You said that the prodigal son will not change his nature, but I will hold my torch against the wind and admire one person.
You say thank me, but I want you to love me.
Let's see the pear garden prospers for a hundred years, and the general rides his horse to guard the beauty's love.
Writing level: Volume 4> Volume 23> Volume 1
Demining: There is a nine-year age difference, and they are not perfect protagonists. They were both straight men before, and they were widowed and had a son. Later on, they became very romantic.
S is not c, but I have never done it with a man.
Slow pace, long flow of water, sweet and sour taste
Two people can have conflicting feelings.
He, be double ending, extra he, overall it is still sweet.
Poor body shape, poor skin color
Farming in the new year
Reader comments
The writing style is okay
Most of the literature of the Republic of China was about family feuds in a warlord country. It starts with glory and glory, and in the middle there is laughter and curses, and then there are the Bourne Shadows, and then love turns to hatred, family feuds are difficult to resolve, the situation changes dramatically, and the rebellious attitude of close friends is different, and the ending returns to the main line of patriotism. I have read quite a few articles about the Republic of China, and most of them are pretty good. I haven't been too disappointed yet. I have a pretty good taste.
I didn't expect it to be written by a high school student, but indeed, only high school students can be more energetic and mature in their thinking. The most important thing is aura. If it takes a few decades, most of that aura will disappear. Think about the articles and compositions I wrote in high school, which often got high marks. There is no lack of aura, but they are all sold as waste paper.
The aura of high school is pure innocence, but not ignorant stupidity. At the same time, after the accumulation of reading, it is not too empty and shallow. The logic is rigorous and comprehensive, and it is basically passing. The three views are not too shocking or deviant. It is a beautiful stage full of infinite possibilities.
There are still some flaws in the logical details of this article, but it is still well written like this.
The plot line and tone, from the glamorous beginning to the patriotic main line at the end, are not unique to this article, but are common to the Republic of China novels I have read before. The only difference is that the families may have different positions. One of them must be involved in the military or politics, so there are later patriotic choices.
The writing style is okay Most of the literature of the Republic of China was about family feuds in a warlord country. It starts with glory and glory, and in the middle there is laughter and curses, and then there are the Bourne Shadows, and then love turns to hatred, family feuds are difficult to resolve, the situation changes dramatically, and the rebellious attitude of close friends is different, and the ending returns to the main line of patriotism. I have read quite a few articles about the Republic of China, and most of them are pretty good. I haven't been too disappointed yet. I have a pretty good taste. I didn't expect it to be written by a high school student, but indeed, only high school students can be more energetic and mature in their thinking. The most important thing is aura. If it takes a few decades, most of that aura will disappear. Think about the articles and compositions I wrote in high school, which often got high marks. There is no lack of aura, but they are all sold as waste paper. The aura of high school is pure innocence, but not ignorant stupidity. At the same time, after the accumulation of reading, it is not too empty and shallow. The logic is rigorous and comprehensive, and it is basically passing. The three views are not too shocking or deviant. It is a beautiful stage full of infinite possibilities. There are still some flaws in the logical details of this article, but it is still well written like this. The plot line and tone, from the glamorous beginning to the patriotic main line at the end, are not unique to this article, but are common to the Republic of China novels I have read before. The only difference is that the families may have different positions. One of them must be involved in the military or politics, so there are later patriotic choices.