Before falling in love with Gu Yuehong, Yun Fengzhong was the darling of God. He was loved by his masters for his romantic, wild and flamboyant personality.
After falling in love with Gu Yuehong, he was an abandoned child of God. He made a humble courtship and swallowed the ice stone to save his life, but in exchange he was bullied and hurt all over.
She thought she only had one month left to live, but unexpectedly, she had a dark knot in her fetus. After all kinds of hardships, she gave birth to a child, but she still couldn't stand up to Jianghu's conspiracy. Her entire family was wiped out overnight, and she was left alone.
In the end, you have to face the life-threatening palm of the person you love most.
It turns out that my whole life is just a dream, I can't ask for it, and I can't get it.
Gu Yuehong, what am I to you?
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The legendary woman whose name cannot be mentioned, haha
I came back to see it in September 2024. Alas, it's still not finished.
It may contain minor spoilers, please be careful if you have not read the novel. After following it for a few days, I finally finished watching it. I really like the character of Shao Yu. I like male protagonists with positive energy and upright views. To say that it is a romance, it is actually closer to having no CP, although there are several small worlds with female protagonists. Personally, I like the male protagonist to focus on his career, but the small world of the supporting male character is also quite nice. Each small world is very interesting. Shao Yu has different identities in different worlds. Some of the people he meets are good and evil, some are teachable (such as the cheap son in the first world), and some are really stubborn (such as the emperor who is a minister, and the stepson's stepmother). The male protagonist is not a virgin, nor is he a ruthless person. The male protagonist I saw was a man of flesh and blood, with his own emotions, and very rational. I flipped through the author's column and discovered that I had actually read another book by Dada before. (I said this character looked so familiar.) In "Scumbag", the story and description of Shao Yu may be the reason why Dada's writing style is gradually improving. Now it seems that the game is still childish, but this book is like Shao Yu growing up to be a big boss, powerful and omnipotent, the stories are great, and the concepts conveyed in many small worlds are also very reasonable. Of course, the book about Scumbag is also very good. Maybe some of the whitewashing in the first few small worlds may be a bit far-fetched, especially when it involves the heroine... But I still like the later chapters very much. The Republic of China chapter and the Master chapter are both deeply memorable to me, as well as the final competition chapter (many chapters in between). Maybe it's because there is no emotional line, but I eat it more. (Off topic) In short, I like Dada's quick wear series, and I like Shao Yu in Dada's works. Let's face it, I really want to see him deflated, and the male protagonist's deflated appearance is also very cute. Looking forward to the next male supporting role~
Golden Rooster casts spells independently hahahahahaha
The legendary woman whose name cannot be mentioned, haha
I came back to see it in September 2024. Alas, it's still not finished.
It may contain minor spoilers, please be careful if you have not read the novel. After following it for a few days, I finally finished watching it. I really like the character of Shao Yu. I like male protagonists with positive energy and upright views. To say that it is a romance, it is actually closer to having no CP, although there are several small worlds with female protagonists. Personally, I like the male protagonist to focus on his career, but the small world of the supporting male character is also quite nice. Each small world is very interesting. Shao Yu has different identities in different worlds. Some of the people he meets are good and evil, some are teachable (such as the cheap son in the first world), and some are really stubborn (such as the emperor who is a minister, and the stepson's stepmother). The male protagonist is not a virgin, nor is he a ruthless person. The male protagonist I saw was a man of flesh and blood, with his own emotions, and very rational. I flipped through the author's column and discovered that I had actually read another book by Dada before. (I said this character looked so familiar.) In "Scumbag", the story and description of Shao Yu may be the reason why Dada's writing style is gradually improving. Now it seems that the game is still childish, but this book is like Shao Yu growing up to be a big boss, powerful and omnipotent, the stories are great, and the concepts conveyed in many small worlds are also very reasonable. Of course, the book about Scumbag is also very good. Maybe some of the whitewashing in the first few small worlds may be a bit far-fetched, especially when it involves the heroine... But I still like the later chapters very much. The Republic of China chapter and the Master chapter are both deeply memorable to me, as well as the final competition chapter (many chapters in between). Maybe it's because there is no emotional line, but I eat it more. (Off topic) In short, I like Dada's quick wear series, and I like Shao Yu in Dada's works. Let's face it, I really want to see him deflated, and the male protagonist's deflated appearance is also very cute. Looking forward to the next male supporting role~
Golden Rooster casts spells independently hahahahahaha