Wildfire Sweeps the Harbor

It's between three and four stars, but if you don't have three and a half, let's go with four stars. The description of the male protagonist is very skillful, and there are many parts that will resonate with female readers. The heroine, how can I put it this way, apart from her excellent appearance, there is really nothing attractive about her... Except for her extreme personality due to lack of love (of course she is very pitiful, I cannot blame her, she is indeed very pitiful and stubborn, but to be honest, she is not attractive to me as a reader, after all, there are a hundred Hamlets for a hundred people). Halfway through the movie, I was really annoyed by the drawn-out plot, so I skipped to the end to watch the latest episode. If the male protagonist will fall in love with the female protagonist, it may be a psychological concept. The person you like has qualities that you particularly want to have. The heroine is like a vine growing crazily, not restricted or controlled. This also fits perfectly with the rebellion that the male protagonist has generated from the disciplinary environment since he was a child but has been suppressed by his subconscious. Otherwise, it would be impossible to explain the bad relationship between the two at the beginning. After all, disobedience is a kind of high-ranking rebellion. The plot would be better if it were more streamlined. (It's rare to stay up late and see that I have written so many book reviews now)

"To be close to you is to be close to pain, to be far away from you is to be far away from happiness." These are the words that pop up in my mind that are most suitable for this book. I thought it was a little tacky at the beginning, but as I read on, I found that it is a really twisted love story. There is no absolute right or wrong between the male and female protagonists. Each has its own difficulties. It is very realistic and cruel. Pei Sheng, just say it loudly if you love me! Awesome year! Looking forward to the ending~

It's really super invincible and beautiful! It's very touching! The characters are all very delicate [Adoration] is simply not enough to watch! So screwed up. The more I look at it, the more uncomfortable I feel. How did I manage to see this...

It's beautiful, I really want to know the story behind it. The heroine's experience is really heartbreaking. She is fragile and stubborn, strong but also small. I hope that the heroine will be happy in the end. I really love the heroine's baby [please update]

🍅It ranks high among the articles about bosses. The writing style is much better than that of some bosses who write about hydrology. The boss is written as a human being, not a fake person. The dialogue between the male and female protagonists is very real and daily, with a sense of substitution and not so confusing. I really like the portrayal of the male protagonist in it. I feel that the author really writes him as a human being. It has a sense of reality, weighs the pros and cons, and has all kinds of little thoughts. It is not so smart and all-powerful, and the heroine also likes it very much. She is just an ordinary girl, a bit coquettish and a bit pretentious. She will have various emotions of anxiety and withdrawal in the face of class inequality, but she will also face it bravely, with a feeling of fighting against fate. The food inside is also quite fragrant, and the author's writing is so delicate.

So far, the plot is relatively compact and unconventional. I haven't found anything similar to this one yet. It's quite enjoyable. The heroine is more humane, neither a canary nor a strong woman. She is very close to the kind of bright and free-spirited boss lady you will encounter in life. She has a life-like spirit and her behavior is in line with common sense. The male protagonist is not a domineering boss in the traditional sense (filmed in short dramas). He weighs the pros and cons of doing things and works very hard. I attach great importance to the characterization of novels, and I like both the male and female protagonists in this book. This is a point that attracts me. (I haven't found a meal replacement yet, everyone is welcome to give me recommendations)

It's really super good-looking. It's definitely not a cliché sweet pet novel. The more it's written, the better it gets. The complex human nature of the male and female protagonists, including the supporting characters, are well portrayed. It's very beautiful. The author's writing style is super good, but this may be a long novel. It doesn't have a million words, but it also has 800,000 words. Talking about how long-form serialized novels make people lose their enthusiasm. Anyway, I have lost my enthusiasm a long time ago. One thing has been repeated endlessly without any results. This book will definitely not get a high score in the end for this reason. Many long-form novels are like this. Originally, the characters of the male and female protagonists are very awkward. Many people say that the latter part is not good enough.

It's really novel and I can't guess what will happen in the next chapter. It's different from many others I've seen. It's very realistic in weighing the pros and cons. But the male protagonist, the sweet shop, Kiki, and the male protagonist are not very good at talking, which made me very unhappy and uncomfortable! . Come on, torture the hero It's getting weirder and weirder, and the fan group has also disbanded. I don't quite understand what this means, and everyone says it's been a mess. I don't know what I'm writing hahaha, if I hadn't been reading it for so long I would have given up on it.

It's really good to watch, the only drawback is that it's being serialized.

Neither the male nor female protagonist is perfect. They feel stretched in the early stage and sour in the later stage. I look forward to the development in the future. I feel like I'm messing around in the back