Su Qinghuan was a veteran sugar-cooker before she read the book. Her favorite is the two male protagonists in the book who join forces and create a sense of atmosphere - the cold-faced prince Xie Linyuan × the cold-faced general Shen Zhiyan.
In the book, they are dead brothers. There is no ambiguity, no love for each other, and they are not a real couple, but she still enjoys it.
Once she was transformed into a transparent cannon fodder, she had only two goals in life: first, to save her life and stay away from the main plot line; second, to squat in the corner, poke secrets, and happily kowtow to CP!
So she silently created opportunities for them to be in the same frame, and secretly helped them protect their romantic partners. Her heart was full of words: "What a good match! So sweet! I have the best CP in the world!"
But knocking and knocking, something was wrong.
Xie Linyuan blocked her in the corridor and said in a low voice: "You have been staring at me and Zhiyan every day, but you have never looked at me?" Shen Zhiyan took her away who was causing trouble, the tips of her ears were red: "Princess, if you mess around again, I will tie you back to the house."
Su Qinghuan was confused:? ? ? I'm just here to knock CP, why do the two male protagonists I knock against all like me? !
Reader comments
I don't know how to put it. The heroine is willing to risk her life just to get sugar. She is so awesome. She is very rigid and depressing. It gives people the feeling that the heroine is forced to perform CP. Because it has been emphasized that the heroine likes this couple very much, so even though she almost got cannon fodder like the original plot [Although This does not exist], but she was indeed coerced by the original plot for a moment. The heroine still couldn't control herself and secretly followed the protagonist to kowtow (I want to complain here. The heroine is really wretched and terrifying. She secretly kowtows to others, regardless of whether they live or die. , Just like the illegitimate criminal, it doesn't mean that you can't do CP, but she dances right in front of people's eyes. Like a pervert, she always watches how others get along. Although the protagonist and others acquiesced, the first reaction of the heroine after she entered the book was to do CP. I don't really understand it. The original protagonists are not celebrities. Is it really okay for her to just follow others and enter their homes like a pervert? Okay, okay, I admit that the perspective of this book shocked me, although she did not do anything extreme, she just followed others, peeked at others, and forcibly tied them up.)
Anyway, the heroine puts sugaring first, so she really doesn't feel like she has an independent personality.
The concept is good, but it is in first person, which is a bit uncomfortable, and occasionally jumps to third person. I feel that it might be better if the author switches to third person. Another thing is that the first few pictures feel that the progress is too fast, and the whole process is talking about where the heroine was caught while stumbling for cp. Later, it feels a bit like a running account. I write it in general and get past the next plot point. There are no details. The only detail may be the psychological talk of the heroine, and the progress goes by very quickly.
I don't know how to put it. The heroine is willing to risk her life just to get sugar. She is so awesome. She is very rigid and depressing. It gives people the feeling that the heroine is forced to perform CP. Because it has been emphasized that the heroine likes this couple very much, so even though she almost got cannon fodder like the original plot [Although This does not exist], but she was indeed coerced by the original plot for a moment. The heroine still couldn't control herself and secretly followed the protagonist to kowtow (I want to complain here. The heroine is really wretched and terrifying. She secretly kowtows to others, regardless of whether they live or die. , Just like the illegitimate criminal, it doesn't mean that you can't do CP, but she dances right in front of people's eyes. Like a pervert, she always watches how others get along. Although the protagonist and others acquiesced, the first reaction of the heroine after she entered the book was to do CP. I don't really understand it. The original protagonists are not celebrities. Is it really okay for her to just follow others and enter their homes like a pervert? Okay, okay, I admit that the perspective of this book shocked me, although she did not do anything extreme, she just followed others, peeked at others, and forcibly tied them up.) Anyway, the heroine puts sugaring first, so she really doesn't feel like she has an independent personality.
The concept is good, but it is in first person, which is a bit uncomfortable, and occasionally jumps to third person. I feel that it might be better if the author switches to third person. Another thing is that the first few pictures feel that the progress is too fast, and the whole process is talking about where the heroine was caught while stumbling for cp. Later, it feels a bit like a running account. I write it in general and get past the next plot point. There are no details. The only detail may be the psychological talk of the heroine, and the progress goes by very quickly.