
A City for Two
两个人的城池
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 265k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 11y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
122Chapters
175Favorites
1.8kClicks per chapter
1kComments
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Reader comments 47
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The lower part is the standard ending. The city between two people is like a piece of chicken feathers in reality.
The ending has to involve both protagonists, right? Xiaoran just lies in bed in the last few chapters. . .
What kind of crap is written! It pissed me off to death, it was both holy and tragic. His circumstances and ambitions were completely mismatched. They separated and reconciled inexplicably and it ended. What a bunch of grasshoppers running past! If you want to mess up, just say it! What do you love or not love? Can't you put that emotion into the article and write it down well?
I feel reluctant to let go of Lao Yu and Xu Ran. Just write a few side stories, just be calm and steady.
Finished? Feeling lost, as if something has been said, but also as if nothing has been said, maybe incompleteness is good. I feel that it should be finished after watching "Floating Clouds and Flowing Light", but after watching "City of Two People", I feel that it is not finished, as if this is no longer a novel, but just a period of life that the two people have not yet finished. If you read it again, maybe the feeling may be different.
The writing is good, but I still have to say that the invasion of true love makes the injured people in the family unable to get redemption, and the pain they endure has no end. Please stop preaching true love!
After eating Beijing Institute of Technology Lingua, I immediately recalled this book.
In fact, it's not too bad. Do we need a happy ending that says "the protagonists are together happily and without obstacles" to be considered happy? Or let Xu Ran die for love and walk away with the dean? That would be a fairy tale after all. This ending is very realistic. The dean will eventually grow old. When the dean passes away, Xu Ran will be very lonely. In such an ending, Xu Ran would be miserable and lonely for the rest of his life. So this is great. The dean can continue to accompany Xu Ran until his death, and he doesn't have to worry about no one accompanying Xu Ran after he leaves.
Wuwuwuwu, is there no extra story?
It's a very affectionate article, I cry every time I read it, really. There is no other article that makes me like this. I really want to watch the extra episode?