
The New Human-Skin Lantern: Su Xiong, the Gentle Husband?!
新人皮灯笼:温柔人夫版苏雄?!
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- Completed
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- 280k Words
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- Mystery
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- Female-Channel Mystery
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- 4mo ago
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Recently, I became obsessed with Zhang Yaoyang and looked for fanfics everywhere. I accidentally opened this book. I read the movie halfway through the book and made up for it. This book can be said to be a world of its own, and it also connects the plot of the movie very well, adding a lot of different colors to Su Xiong. I even think this is the Su Xiong I want, (not talking about the TV series) The Su Xiong in the movie is not good, and his stance is different. The Su Xiong in the movie appears as a plot promoter.) Generally speaking, it is highly recommended as a fanfic, and it is also recommended as a simple sweet novel. I hope the author can produce more food for Brother Yang, please🙏🙏🙏, waiting for the new book
It's okay. The whole article is more about daily life. In fact, I think the plot of the male protagonist's career is quite interesting, but the author doesn't write much. The main text has two relatively sad chapters. Fortunately, the last one is he. The daily life is quite sweet. I read the comments and said that the extra chapter is B, so I didn't dare to read it. The disadvantage is that the dialogues are basically all in Cantonese, which makes me tired to watch and even harder to understand when listening to the book. I don't know why, but fans who write about Hong Kong movies like to do this. Personally, I don't feel the so-called Hong Kong Island style, I just find it troublesome. After all, readers generally don't understand Cantonese, and the use of a lot of Cantonese really affects reading.
I've heard of this movie, but haven't seen it. I thought it was a bloody ghost movie. But I have been obsessed with Brother Crow's articles recently, so Big Data recommended this book to me. It's not bad, but I really can't understand some of the Cantonese words in front of it, and I don't understand what they mean.
Let me talk about the advantages first: the narrative of the story is very complete, even those who have not seen the original film can watch it without being confused, and the author is very good at plotting the plot. A single author can perfectly connect the first story and the movie, which really gives a sense of fate. Moreover, the author writes in Cantonese, which is very touching. The downside is that I can't understand Cantonese. Although the author translated it in the review, it still affected the experience of the novel a bit. But I still give it five stars. There are really very few people writing about Roy. The most famous crow 🐦⬛ also wrote a long novel for the first time and became popular with other characters, but other characters are not as popular as crow. I still hope that more authors will write about Roy-related characters. Refill✧ෆ◞◟˃̶̤⌄˂̶̤⋆biubiu The author greatly reminded me that the translation of the comment was translated by a kind-hearted reader. When I read it, I only read the translation without looking at the name. I was really embarrassed. I would like to comment ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧ and reply. Everyone is very nice [shy][adoration]
Woohoo, it's well written. Niu Niu and Ah Xiong are each other's salvation. The finale makes people's hearts warm [send heart][send heart][send heart] It's just that the extra story tricked people into "killing" people. It was so [crying][crying][crying] After watching the extra story, I quickly turned back to the warm ending to soothe my soul.
The main text is he and the extra is be. I didn't understand the extra midnight dream. Can it be understood this way - is the whole text a dream of Su Xiong? So are they still be? [Almost crying]
This is the first time I have read a long story about Su Xiong. The ones I have read before are basically short stories in the collection. The story is well written and it is all rounded out in the end. It happened to be almost finished when I read it. It was quite satisfying to read it in one go. I am looking forward to the extra chapter (✧◡✧)
This is the first time I have read the original novel about Su Xiong. It is very interesting. It would be great if there is a Mandarin translation. I can't understand Cantonese.
The writing is very delicate, the plot is embedded in the whole story, it advances in an orderly manner without taking over the main role, the balance is well grasped, the emotions are delicious, the sad parts are really sad, the sweet parts are clever, but fortunately the whole thing is sweet... Looking forward to the new work! ! ! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]
Immortal product! ! ! Sisters who like Roy don't miss it