The Scum Top Turned into a Bottom for Love, and Now He Can't Get Enough

Could it be that it's not Ling Ke? This is a serious illness.

The writing is good, not a noob, the writing is smooth, the rhythm is well controlled, and it doesn't drag. I'm the only one with this problem. Why did Ling's grandma drive Su away? Does she have nothing to do? Is the young couple looking for her to mess with her? Su's psychology was also manipulated into such a way that I, a third-person bystander, felt depressed and uncomfortable. Just because Su's eyes look like Ling's mother? And it's not all the mother's fault that happened to her parents' generation, right? Other than that, there is nothing else. Su will fall in love with Ling. I think he is crazy just by reading the introduction. But when I really read the novel, I realized that there was really nothing I could do about it. Personally, I'm a bit similar to Su. We both have avoidant personalities. When the other party doesn't cause substantial harm, even if the other party's initial intention is to kill me, he will deceive himself and avoid it. Another thing is that the middle parts of their novels are too easy to separate. However, I also understand that Ling's mouth is the kind of thing that requires insurance when controlling knives, and Su has a somewhat avoidant personality. Most of their views are different in various aspects, so conflicts are inevitable and quarrels are inevitable. This is where the author's brilliance shines through: he can analyze his or her own problems and inner thoughts in a normal way, quarrel effectively, solve problems, and get better and better. Instead of quarreling wirelessly, consuming emotions, and going further and further away. The personalities and personalities of the two people have also been deepened and become three-dimensional in these quarrels. All in all, it's very good-looking, a bit silly, but not cliché. Both of them are growing up and getting better and better.

Can we not be together? Open ending

It was a little awkward at first (they were assassinated and they were still together), but then it became more and more interesting. The psychological journey of the two protagonists was well written.

They always said that every time Ling and Su had a problem, Su would run away and Ling would chase him. But can you think about why they separated because of this conflict? Do you accept it when the subject's family uses ignorant children for human experiments? Also, Ling became human because he was with Su, so don't you know how much he went too far before he lost his humanity? Why should I acquiesce that Su has to endure it. Just because Ling seems to be more humble emotionally, you keep saying that Su is not worthy. What is so unworthy about him that he dares to go to the refugee camp to help those children? What qualifications do you have to say about such a person.

I have deleted, deleted, and written a lot over and over, and I have been following it for a long time, and I have been reading it, because it is indeed a genre that I have not been exposed to before, and I also want to support the author. However, due to personal likes and dislikes, every time I see the two protagonists temporarily separated because of trivial matters, I always feel that they do not love each other enough, and some emotions come to mind. When some characters first came online, they were so full of descriptions that I couldn't bear to read them. But in the end, I still gave it full marks because I felt that the author loved them and was giving each other a fresh life. I hope the author works hard! Create better works!

The twisted emotions are sour and addictive. Those who like the flawed characters of the male protagonists will enjoy it very much, while readers with a higher moral bottom line may find it painful, so it is not recommended to read. As for me, I have no morals and no empathy, so I just want to say this. I previously wanted to find a novel about love rivals and lovers, but I couldn't find one that actually had a real relationship. I didn't expect that I accidentally clicked on a novel and I actually read it. 🍅The algorithm knows my heart. Unfortunately, although the triangle is stable, it only appears briefly in the early and mid-term. If they hadn't talked about it that night, the three of them could have been having a heart-wrenching and heart-wrenching affair for hundreds of chapters, which was a pity. Ha, it is also a happy event to see the prodigal son bend his waist. I laughed so loudly, I was so happy. The beauty of a hypocrite is that he is "fake". He will not reveal his mask directly and his forbearance will collapse. That's wonderful. And I was even disappointed that Ling didn't offer Su a second cuckold. (If it really happens, what can I do? I can only forgive him. Who makes you love Su so much?) I gave it five stars in the early stage because I couldn't bear to sleep and almost stayed up all night after watching it. But after taking a look at the title at the back, why did they break up again? Let's see tomorrow. Speaking of which, the two characters originally had different views (the strong-willed melon is super sweet), so it is normal for them to be separated and reunited. It depends on how the author handles it. Come on, there aren't many works that are this kind of light-hearted and joyful and don't need to be deliberately catered to.

Unclean is acceptable, but can there be less emotional descriptions other than the main character? This will not work.

Did you really kill all seven cats?

It's beautiful, but Su is so good at letting go, even if she feels uncomfortable in her heart, it's very complicated if she doesn't get entangled, one of them has to change, and change their personality. [Adoration] [Blowing kiss] I think it could be Su who pursues selfishly and proactively, and then get along with each other later. The main reason is that they don't feel good if they are not together. I hope it is he, and the author wrote it very well!