Be Good, Be Wild

Hey guys, I don't read much romance, so I randomly picked up this book, and ended up staying up all night to watch Three O'Clock, with dark circles under my eyes just to make up my review. There really is something about it (the writing is very life-like and real to the taste). The setting of reunion after a long absence + mature men and women is too sexy. It is not the kind of young people who are coy and coquettish, but the extreme pull between adults, "I know what you think, and you know what I think, but no one reveals it first." Anyway, the male and female protagonists are capable of causing sparks and lightning. On the surface, they are polite to "doctor and patient", but their eyes have peeled off each other's skin three times. This kind of ambiguous pulling and pulling makes me, a straight man, shocked. PS: Fan Yiye. The word "memory" explains everything! The most amazing thing is that it has a strong sense of "Hong Kong style". In reality, restaurants, old songs, nightclubs, and the kind of Cantonese mixed with Mandarin tones, when you read them, Cantonese old songs automatically play in your mind. It's not that hard-boiled Hong Kong flavor, it's revealed in the details. For example, the male protagonist's careless energy and the detailed descriptions of the heroine lighting up her cigarette have a sense of imagery. PS: I also have a colleague named Suki. The author's humor is really humorous, not funny. The character has a broken leg in a coquettish way. He is obviously trying to tease people, but he pretends to be very serious about business/medicine/life (depending on the plot). I love the contrast. I laughed out loud when I read it, but I also thought, "I'm so good at this." Anyway, don't be fooled by the title. It's not a traditional sweet book, but it's actually an extreme tug-of-war for adults. If you want to see real masters competing, you won't lose if you click on it. I have updated the game, and I feel so empty that I want to send the author a quick update (not)! At last! I am very grateful to Chutang!

This book is currently too short, but it is so well written and the author's writing style is very sophisticated. I really read it word for word. The perspective of the conception and the setting of the characters gave me goosebumps. What kind of life can be called a good one? What kind of redemption can be called true redemption? Looking forward to a masterpiece coming out. The only drawback is that the author is lazy and updates slowly. Worth owning, a masterpiece.

The emotional tension between urban men and women is too over the top. The male protagonist Fan Yiye is so good at it. He is ascetic and gentle on the outside, but in the end he is surging inside. Hahahahahaha... The author is so quick to code. I want to see Xie Enyu and Fan Yiye. It kills me. I just want to see the male protagonist and the second male PK. The battle between two gentle scum. It's so interesting.

The author's "reunion after a long absence" does not fall into the cliché, but through delicate emotional foreshadowing and reasonable plot development, the reunion seems both unexpected and inevitable. The writing is super good, it's so sweet and so sweet, travel is really sweet.

The ambiguous pull between Fan and Ruan is very strong! I think this setting is quite interesting. Dr. Fan, who is cold on the surface, has a very close relationship with Ruan in private. This contrast is very interesting.

The tug of a mature man and mature woman is so beautiful! The female teacher is so strong, so cute, and so sassy. I like Xie Chutang's character. Is there any story about her and Xie Enyu alone? I really like this kind of male and female protagonists fighting against the road lovers.

The dialogue is simply too straightforward, a bit rough, but the words are rough and the reasoning is not rough, hahahahahaha. There are many highlight lines at the beginning, the characters' personalities are three-dimensional and vivid, and the relationships between the characters are clear. The plot is compact, the author has super good control skills, and the writing is exquisite, with Hong Kong style and Beijing style.

I really like the male protagonist Fan Yiye. He looks calm and professional on the outside, but he hides surging emotions and huge secrets in his heart. Every time he appears, he promotes the key development of the plot. The famous scene of the reunion after a long separation is really unique and sour. The male protagonist plans a little bit, deliberately approaches, and the ambiguous pull is so beautiful.

The emotional tension between urban men and women is too over the top. The male protagonist Fan Yiye is so good at it. He is ascetic and gentle on the outside, but in the end he is surging inside. Hahahahahahaha... The author hastily coded it quickly. I want to see Xie Enyu and Fan Yiye. It kills me. I just want to see the male protagonist and the second male lead PK. The battle between two gentle scum. It's so good.

Is there anyone who likes Xie Chutang as much as I do? There is also Su Mengqi, who has a bright personality and a colorful life!