
Stand-In Offense and Defense
替身攻防
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 201k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 13y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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62Chapters
3.3kFavorites
8.7Score
62Nutrient gifts
10.5kClicks per chapter
2.1kComments
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We Need More Switch Couples
No triggers except gong-shou switching.
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Reading Log 2
For record-keeping only, not recommendations | I like mutual devotion and strong x strong. I have no restrictions on what I read, and I should put everything I buy in full here as a record
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Quality Free Reads
Thanks to the authors for generously sharing their free stories. I rate them highly since they're free. For fanfiction, the quality can be hit or miss... though there are also original danmei stories.
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Mutual Top, Strong Couple Recommendations
I like stories with strong tension, fairly equal relationships, and two equally powerful leads who are well matched in bed. Keeping a record here. I'll mention it when the relationship content is controversial. For some I really don't remember, so check the comments.
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I clicked on this article for the mutual attack tag, and was surprised by it. After looking through the comments, I found that many of them were from eleven years ago, and the author had not written for many years, so I couldn't help but feel filled with emotion. Today's JJ is full of articles, and there are all kinds of articles. Sometimes when I read the articles, I can't help but wonder if those authors slipped through the net of the nine-year compulsory education. To be honest, many authors today are really not as good as those ten years ago. Some old authors persist in writing until now, and some, like Kung Fu Baozi, have given up writing for various reasons... I feel a little sad. If I hadn't been interested in mutual criticism, I might never have had a chance to write this article in my life. I don't know if you will read the comments. After all, the latest comment other than mine was 9 years ago. All in all, this is an excellent article. I hope that more people today will pay attention to it and Kung Fu Steamed Buns (I am really afraid of those articles that always write about people with white skin, like snow, leaving ambiguous red marks when pinched, causing back pain at every turn, and tM love to gasp!
I have recently read through all the author's works. I really like the characters in Da Da's works. The emotions between the characters are very delicately written. I also agree with some of Da Da's characters' views on life and relationships. They are persistent but free and easy. It's a pity that it's closed, but I wish you peace and joy.
To be honest, it took me a long time to read the whole article, but I can't feel their love when I look back on it. Yes, I can't feel love in the whole article. The ending of the story of two men is fate for the sake of fate, and entanglement for the sake of entanglement. In fact, everyone can be replaced, and there is no need to create something similar to love.
I love this couple so much, just looking at them makes me feel like there can't be anyone else except the two of them. The feeling of pulling is well written, and I like such a direct character.
I still don't think that Shanda Diplomat likes Su Shi. At most, because he wanted Su Ye but couldn't get it, he gradually came together with Su Shi in the process of giving up. I also read in the comments that he did this for Su Shi for the first time and asked for leave, but I think this is just because Su Ye did not have this need, otherwise Diplomat Sheng could have asked for leave for Su Ye. I originally felt that the boundaries between love, family, and friendship were very blurry, but now at the end of the story, I still feel that Sheng Bin's feelings for Su Ye are greater than his feelings for Su Shi. Love depends on how it is defined. As for the subsequent conversation between Sheng Bin and Su Ye, I just felt it was a bit too deliberate, especially "but the latter didn't intend for him to know too much."
Came here to see Yingming
Regarding Danmei, I always like articles that attack each other. I've read a lot of articles about Dada recently. It's really amazing. It's really amazing to be able to stabilize the complex characters throughout the whole story. The writing is very logical and not artificial, making people feel the real feelings. Regarding myself, what can I say? One of the best experiences of reading articles is emotional resonance! Look at yourself in the world of novels, or look at the missing parts of yourself. I don't know if it's because of my own personality, but I really like the author's character. Casual, yet transparent and unscrupulous Yi Tian, who lives clearly but allows himself to be confused Su Shi and Sheng Bin were entangled, pulling each other, and inseparable. Chu Han seems to be approachable but has a difficult heart. In fact, they more or less have some common traits. They seem to be kind to others, but they are lonely and don't care about loneliness. It seems that you don't care about many things, just because you are afraid of caring, because once you care about many things, you will lose control. Desires and choices sometimes do not need to be consistent. Reason and emotion cannot reach a consensus, which may be the source of people's pain! We are all struggling to maintain a state of balance between ourselves and the outside world. Because we cannot, like the people in the novel, reduce the qualities we like to the extreme. Because we don't have the background of the protagonist in the novel, nor do we have that ability, nor will we meet such a devoted life partner. That's it! It's a bit regretful that the author has closed the book. I hope to wait until you come back one day!
After reading another article, I didn't expect there was a cookie at the end. I saw the couple Ying Ming and Shi Yi, so happy!
I read the article in one sitting. I think I have a bit of obsessive-compulsive disorder. I always felt that I couldn't live without seeing Sheng being tortured. . . Okay my bad taste.
I thought there was a crematorium at the back, but I was really disappointed. A love brain like Su Shi is worth digging for wild vegetables.