I Love You, My Shadow

The perspective of this book is really new and new, and the subject matter is something I have never seen before. The worldview is very well constructed. When you introduce it bit by bit, it will naturally not give readers any rigid feeling. The background of the characters and the background of the worldview are introduced very naturally. And I particularly like the characters' personalities and experiences. The male protagonist Gu Ying. He should be regarded as a devoted lover, and if he has a little low self-esteem, he just loves his wife and puppies. He always feels that he cannot protect his lover, but in fact he has worked very hard. The other characters all have their own distinct personalities, and there are no anecdotes or dry stories. It really laid the foundation for a long time and after reading the world view, I can completely understand the male protagonist. And you can slowly understand it, and you won't suddenly be unable to understand the situation. The author is totally from God, my God. His psychological descriptions and experiences of the characters are very rich, and each character is full. I fucking love it!!

It was a bit confusing at first, but I can still connect it after watching it. The shadow helped me, including my entry into the Shadow Kingdom. The plot was quite good, and I felt very good. When I came out of the Shadow Kingdom, Lin Che asked me to pull out the needle. The protagonist said he was afraid that his lover would hurt him, which really poked me, including the fifth one in the back. The group of bad kids in the orphanage in Chapter 🙄 are quite interesting. At least I feel sorry for the protagonist, including the explanation of the shadow later (maybe I am a bit stupid, I can't figure out the relationship between the shadow and the reflection hanging with 0 as the positive and negative dividing line), but I really want to know the proof 😋

When I first read it, I was still dizzy and didn't understand what it meant. But after reading it later, I found that the subject matter of this book is different from other books. It is very creative and novel. Normal people can't feel the existence of self-pity, so they all think that Gu Ying is a "madman". But only Gu Ying knows and can feel the existence of his lover. He is always worried that he will drag his lover down, and always thinks that he has not lived a new life with self-pity. Come on, who doesn't love such a puppy type? And self-pity is also protecting his lover in his own way, taking his lover to escape, escaping from arrest 😢 If self-pity is not Gu Ying's shadow, Gu Ying will not be looked down upon 😢 I feel sorry for Gu Ying, his life is already miserable, they don't understand that he wants to step on him! This book is really highly recommended! It's really different from anything I've seen!

It's a very novel angle. At first I thought the shadow was a kind of personality of the protagonist, and then I thought it was a parasite in different spaces. Later, I felt that it was a tool that combined the inner portrayals of these supernatural people. It was the first time I read this... The meaning of the opening was very confusing? I'm not very good at writing and can't express myself well. I am very curious about this shadow kingdom. Is the shadow kingdom an independent two-dimensional space or a variable space that changes with the real world? Will it change with the change of the light source position? Will the walls that the protagonist climbs over and the traps that he escapes from change in the shape of the light source? After all, it is a two-dimensional space, and sometimes it depends on the intensity of the light source. An object or person will also have many strong and weak shadows, and there will be many situations such as overlapping and extending. This topic choice is really great and gives me a lot of room for imagination. These factors that can affect shadows are really attractive to me. I am looking forward to whether these will be used in the subsequent fighting plots. The protagonist's psychological cognition, as well as these gangs and so on, will be slowly read as the plot develops. It's good, and I have the desire to continue reading.

The world view is very novel, I like it very much! I was confused when I first read it and didn't understand much. Then I went back and read it from the beginning after reading the latter part, and then I understood what was said at the beginning. The protagonist was well portrayed, but the description of the villain was a little lacking, and I didn't have a very deep understanding of the villain. There is another small detail that you can pay attention to. For example, in Chapter 16, it is said that the dream subject cannot be too far away from the main body. Later, it is said that after joining the job and giving up the body and falling into a deep sleep at the headquarters, the dream subject goes to various places in the world to do what he wants. There is a slight contradiction (is it the ability of the chief director to keep the subject and the main body far away or...?)

It seems a bit confusing at the beginning, but then it gets more interesting. The setting is very novel, and the feeling of loneliness is full. Gu Ying is paranoid and gentle in his love for self-pity. The whole world thinks he is crazy, but he still sticks to it. It has great stamina. The world view is complete and not perfunctory. The power is clear and not confusing. The plot has a good rhythm and many reversals. The foreshadowing is solid, and the later recycling is natural. The more you read, the more you read. Gu Ying is a gentle, paranoid person who is desperate for love. Yuan Feiyue, Lin Che and Qingyi each have their own abilities and sadness. The supporting characters have their own stories and sadness. The atmosphere is strong. The Kingdom of Shadows, Confrontation between Light and Shadow, and Broken Dreams are all unique. They give me an unprecedented feeling. The description of emotions is restrained and not pretentious, and there are no sadistic parts. The overall evaluation is very good, mainly because the content is more exciting. Each character has its own use. I recommend everyone to read it 👍👍👍

This book is very realistic in its portrayal of the protagonist's thoughts and feelings. When Gu Ying was a child, he was influenced by the dean, the nurse, and the children in the orphanage. He had no love from friends or relatives. He fell in love with his own shadow in this kind of loneliness. When we don't get the love and response we want from the outside world, we should love ourselves more. Alas, I also remembered the lyrics "You who love you passionately have forgotten to love yourself."

This book is definitely a dark horse in Tomato's works, it can be said to be a breakthrough! Abandoning the old routines of bad streets, the setting is novel and unique, opening up another world with ancient fairy tales. It creates a new track with the modern perspective of human beings and the theme of shadows. The difference from other novels can be seen at a glance. It is definitely a rare and good article. I recommend it to all Tomato readers and give the author a big thumbs up! Support innovation rather than brainless cool articles

In my opinion, the whole article has a very complete world view. Every character is relatively flesh and blood, and the villain can actually be described more, so that it will not appear that only the decent are flesh and blood. The villain can also have some memory points. There is no problem with the overall framework, the writing is also very good, and the skills are good. If I can keep it up, I think it will be no problem to be on the list! Come on come on!

It's been a long time since I've seen such a novel subject matter that made my eyes light up. Gu Ying's self-pitying love is really sad and awesome. The worldview structure is also full of confusion. The world view of the opposition between reality and reality feels very philosophical. It will definitely be popular, so I will occupy the building first.