I'll Make You Straight, Bro

I'm so conflicted 🥺 After reading the beginning, I felt like the main characters and Gu Tingzhou were a great pairing, but I also felt like they were a great pairing with Xiao Ran 😢 I'm just having this internal struggle, the official pairing is Xiao Ran, but overall it's still a very good watch 💕

I feel that the values presented are quite positive. After reading so many stories that shatter one's values, I suddenly feel that the world of BL is also a normal world. The story is very engaging, and the explicit content is natural and unforgettable. The writing style is humorous, yet it hides some sharp edges.

I'm here to write a review. To be honest, I almost gave up on the book around chapter 20. I kept reading because it's really well-written. The author has a unique writing style, very straightforward and masculine, and the protagonist's personality is very well-developed. The character is strong, brave, resourceful, and reasonable, with a strong moral compass.

It was a genre I'd never encountered before, and I thought the plot holes would drive me crazy. But I'm the kind of person who gets hooked on the synopsis and then reads at least five chapters, and once I started, I couldn't stop. This story has a unique style; at least I've never read a story so close to reality.

A hint of sadness permeates the text. Why? Perhaps it's because it's so realistic. Reality isn't always black and white; there are always dilemmas, and letting go is sometimes a form of fulfillment. The writing style leans towards a male perspective, but occasional details make me wonder if the author is female. Regardless, it definitely resonated with me.

I thought it was finished, but it turns out it isn't. I remember this short story was quite well-written, I'd give it an 8-9 out of 10. This unconventional realistic writing style differs from the mainstream. It feels like these characters are more realistic, and their emotions, complex struggles, and inner conflicts are portrayed more concretely and delicately.

The writing is good, it's a very good read, and the emotions are depicted very delicately. It's not quite like the typical 1v1 "I only have you for my whole life" type of novels; it's more like a realistic story with regrets and sadness. It's very well written. Those who prefer stories with clean leads should probably avoid this one, but the author's writing is truly delicious 💕

If you like it, please leave lots of comments! Let's see your comments in the bullet comments section to support the main character. Babies, please don't give low ratings in the comments, okay? If you don't like it, just leave. A five-star review would be great; the rating is a bit low, but hopefully it will rise later.

It's very realistic; it just feels a bit like déjà vu. The protagonist's feelings for Gu may have started as love, but in the end, they were more pitiful than loving. If they got back together later, it wouldn't be fair; it would only hurt both of them. The protagonist's feelings for Xiao initially stemmed from a sense of saving and familial affection, but later evolved into love and dependence.

The author's writing is really good, but reading this book was quite painful. The characters' personalities and images are so realistically portrayed. The plot, however, was a bit hard to accept. Of course, this isn't your fault; it might be mine. Maybe I just don't like this type of story. I prefer lighter, more cheerful stories, and reading this kind of book was a bit of a struggle for me. I'll be going now.