Variety Films: Don't Chase Me, I Just Want to Lie Down

It was quite sweet to watch Fireworks in the World. The heroine wrote a love letter to the hero for four years and had no response. When she met the heroine, she couldn't control her love. She tossed and turned in humiliation. Even when she saw the hero, she shivered and couldn't control herself. The ultimate secret love dog licking style. The key point is that the writing is very good. As I read it, I was angry at the heroine if she could stop showing off her lustful appearance.

After reading the first two stories, I read a few chapters of the first one. The heroine is called Shu Ning, and the heroine who frequently appears as the heroine's roommate is named Suning. Listening to the book party's head is buzzing. The male protagonist of the second story is Tan Zongming. I am more accepting and prefer Lao Tan as the male protagonist than most readers, but the female protagonist is 22 years old. Unlike many authors who privately set Lao Tan's age to 32 years old, the author privately set the age of 36-year-old Lao Tan to 42 years old. I don't understand it... The author is very good at expressing emotions, and his words and sentences are not stiff and rigid. Many of them have a sense of pictures, but I happen to be a reader who prefers novels with a strong sense of story [shy]

I have read the first two articles so far. The author's writing is not perfect. The description of the seemingly ethereal relationship between the male and female protagonists is actually close. The comment downstairs (hazy) is very appropriate. Especially Tan Tan in the Ode to Joy chapter made me a little moved. Some details are very good. Putting aside some plot setting issues, I still like it quite a lot. Maybe the author of the Slight Smile chapter was not very smooth at the beginning? The relationship between the male and female protagonists has some traces of the original routine. Xiao Nai saw the heroine's game ID → excused the love of the mission team in the game → was absent from the mission and had an accident → made an appointment offline afterwards → two people rode bicycles offline → went to the basketball court → Xiao Nai was exclusive and they were together without confessing → → the heroine went to Xiao Nai's company for an internship and lived in his house during the holidays. Although the details are different, the formula is still the same, and Ode to Joy subverts the settings of many characters. It feels like it just uses a little bit of the characters in the show. Putting aside these things The author describes emotions really well

Not bad. It's mostly a stream-of-consciousness style, the writing is not straightforward and has a hazy beauty, which should be suitable for young writers. Come on!

Different heroines are different, Tan. They are both a bit slow to warm up. The heroine is a little slow to warm up. Tan is not sure whether he feels like it (personally, he feels like he is slow and back and forth, not sure) or it is slow. I will continue to look forward. Add a sentence and push the tweet up. This article is OK.

The charm of the variety show is that when I read the story written by the author, I would think of the person in the film and television. The author's writing is good, and I jumped into the interesting parts. In the Ode to Joy, I felt that there was too much emphasis on the age of the male and female protagonists, and then I smiled slightly and was very charming. The routines of the original work here are a bit unoriginal, but overall it is good.

Treasure article, the more you read it, the more interesting it becomes [Send Heart]

Very beautiful, creative, and very comfortable. The author is so talented.

Heehee, I liked the first half of my life