A Paranoid Male Lead? Make Him Harvest a Few Jin of Corn and He'll Behave

The writing is very good, but it's a pity. I feel that writers with a fixed style sometimes give up some particularly good advantages. Compared with Wang Wang's sarcastic words, the tenacity, self-improvement, and lack of self-pity about Wang Wang are more attractive to me. It is true that the online feel will attract some readers, but I always feel that the book should have a larger space, and there are many very delicate things that are covered up by some appearances. It's like I'm sitting in a Michelin restaurant and eating top-quality steak, but someone has to rap on me before it's served.

The male protagonist Fu Dongshi has a typical childhood trauma personality. He lacked maternal love since childhood. In an environment of indifference and calculation, he developed a suspicious, cold, and prickly character, using arrogance to disguise his inner fragility. His contradiction is very real: externally he is a high-ranking young man from a wealthy family, but privately he makes up for the missing warmth of his childhood by watching cartoons, always longing for unconditional healing and love. The conflict between him and his younger brother is not a black and white confrontation. The younger brother is a contradictory person who is favored by his mother and longs to reconcile with his brother. Behind the mother's abnormal favoritism, there is a high probability that there are past regrets and secrets hidden. We wait and see how the plot develops. The heroine Hope is a ray of light in the story. She lost her memory and lived in the countryside. She lost the memory of her past identity and broke away from the privileged class, but she never compromised her predicament. Without knowing anything about modern society, she relied on her tenacity, magnanimity and upward vitality to take root in the city and integrate into life little by little. Her later return as the heir to a wealthy family was more like a gift from fate to her character than the source of her strength. This growth brings with it a sense of spiritual practice, and the hardships brought about by the peeling off of memories and the class gap finally allow her to live an independent life, like an old mountain god who has come to practice in the world, with pure goodwill, gently melting the inner barriers of the male protagonist. But at the same time, the "style solidification" problem raised in the comment area also exists objectively. The core that supports me to keep following her works has never been those fast-food jokes, but the core of her creation that she has never given up - taking root in reality, depicting the growth and redemption of characters, and conveying the power of upward growth. At a time when the online writing market is becoming more and more impetuous, and most works only pursue a superficial sense of pleasure, this persistence is particularly rare. I also hope that she will not have to cater to the market too much or be anxious about external evaluation, and will boldly step out of her creative comfort zone, so that the delicacy and depth hidden under the net-like shell can fully bloom. The supporting characters are no longer foils for the male and female protagonists. Everyone is burdened with their own dilemmas and has the desire to live a better life. Infected by the pure vitality of hope, I believe that in the subsequent plot, all characters will break free from the shackles and usher in their own wonderful lives. [Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates]

Shockingly delicious! Seeing Hu Dayu open a new book feels like a sudden relief from constipation for a long time [Admiration]

I think Huo Yu has written this book very well, and the characters are also very well drawn, including the tenacity of hope, Fu Dongshi's suspicion, etc. Of course, this book also has classic shit-peeing literature, but I personally feel that there is a little too much. I think it can be reduced appropriately, and you can also try some Next, step out of your comfort zone and reduce the number of times that shit and shit literature appears in the article. It's not that it's unnecessary, but a little less. I think that even if it reduces the number of times that shit and shit literature appears in the article, it will still be very good. Of course, this is just my personal idea. Please keep writing, I'll keep reading 💕

Good to read, Yi Qing Ju, Whispering to the Wind, Remembrance, including this book of Prayer are all very good to read.

Hu Dayu finally returns to the pure romance track 👍 For me, Xueng ranked first in terms of good looks, Xiang Fengyu ranked second, and this could have ranked third in terms of feeling. Personally, I don't really like parental love. (Same as not liking deputy CP) This book is also very down-to-earth. There are many dialects that are said to be from Shandong? Dayu's writing style is very good, and it is still familiar. Do you think it will attract people of a younger age group? I have always recommended Da Yu's books to my sister, but she can't even read a single one. (I am an adult) All in all, there are advantages and disadvantages to peeing and pooping (it feels like it destroys the atmosphere, and there is a sense of separation, just like finally lighting a fire, burning it very brightly, getting more and more prosperous, and suddenly a flood of water puts it out). Just like I'm very excited now, but there was a time when I really liked reading romance novels about women (people can't even empathize with their past selves)

Goddess, I have finally waited for you. This is my first time following a serial, and I am willing to do so!!!! Goddess, you are the woman I put on the top of my ❤️!!!!! This time there is a little less abstraction, focusing on the description of characters and plots, but the flavor between the lines is still familiar to me. I will always follow you!!! For you, I will turn into a werewolf 🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ ❤️❤️❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 Goddess, I really like Wangwang, I really like Wangwang. This Wangwang is really good, and Dong is also a human being. Wangwang is really pure and unadulterated. I didn't really like the male protagonist in the first two books. I liked the first two books in which the baby stayed with his family for a longer time and didn't want them to be separated. I didn't mean to say anything bad about the male protagonist. Nian Nian was really nice. In this book, I hope Dong can love Wangwang more, and Wangwang loves Dong more. Mutual redemption is the best ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

From Chicken God to Wangwang, it is obvious that the author's writing style has improved, and the plot is blended with unrestrained plot and deep emotion. The core of the superficial comedy is tragedy. The protagonist escapes from the suffering and faces life very positively. Wangwang and Dongshi come to us as ordinary people. The characters are not powerful or perfect people, but they are more real. As a fan of Hu Dayu, I am very happy to see the author's progress. Thank you for bringing us so many excellent novels. (Hahaha, sincerely, I hope the author can go deeper into shaping the character)

I waited until after the college entrance examination to watch it 😄 It's still very good-looking. I feel that Hu Dayu has made further progress in character creation. This image of hope is very three-dimensional and makes people like it immediately. But Hu Dayu tried not to fixate himself on shitty literature (how can someone write such pure love!!!!!!!!!)

Hope's tenacious and self-improving personality, good luck in everything, and brave and progressive attitude towards life have had a positive impact on Fu Dongshi, who is rich but lacks love. After her grandmother passed away, she left her hometown alone and went to a strange city. The two got married first and then fell in love. The warm relationship in life made Dong Shi gradually let go of his heart and become a more cheerful person. Both parties became better versions of themselves under the influence of each other. Looking forward to the development of the plot where the two people warm each other, heal each other (spiritually and physically), support each other, and make each other funny. It belongs to Huyu's funny style and is Huyu's unique watermark. After all, the majority of online readers pursue happiness and satisfaction. I believe that many people can also read the charm of the character of Fu Dongshi in the author's special Internet sense.