Song of the Clear Strings

After watching it, I really want to see the pseudo-orthopedics between the heroine and her brother (being beaten)

Xiao Xianzi is such a sinister person, so he just pretends to be dumb. In order to coax the beauty, he even catches the little squirrel in a cage. It's pitiful to see the squirrel go berserk in the cage. (Next time I feed the pine cones and I ignore you, it means the squirrel is punishing you!) Then, I beg you not to end it, and roll around asking for a sweet and greasy extra episode

Finally it's not such a cruel ending. Life is too bitter. In the text, take a bite of candy to stay alive.

I finished reading it in two days, not bad

After seeing the ending, I hated my wife, but after seeing the extras, I stopped hating her.

This dad is really unreliable

A touch of warmth╮(￣▽￣)╭Although there are many tricks...

Woohoo~ I can't bear to end it... I like this chapter the most, especially the interaction between Xiaoxi and Xiaoxi, it's so cute! The cutest one is the foodie Xiao Xi. After all, the couple has known each other for a short time, and they have been separated for a short time. The most important thing is that they got married at such a young age... Xie Shuangshuang wrote such a good story, and I am worthy of following it day and night until now. Hold your fist! Bow! After pursuing the article till now, I finally have to say goodbye. The green mountains remain unchanged and the green water flows forever. We will meet again in the world someday. I will lay flowers and sit back and wait for the article! Happiness, tears, waving handkerchiefs to say goodbye...

Zi Da's writing is so beautiful [crying] [crying] [crying]

I have been liking the author for several years, starting from a pond of green lotus. I particularly like the male protagonist in the author's works. He is stubborn and innocent. No matter what his character is, he is very vivid. This is also the case in this article. The male protagonist is portrayed so penetratingly that he is so cute. The heroine is slightly inferior. Although she is ignorant and innocent in the first half, she is too cowardly and indecisive in the second half. It makes me angry to death, how could someone do this. On the contrary, the male protagonist has always been determined, brave and persistent, which is great. At the end, I really like the plot of "the heroine decides to abandon the hero in order to accompany the seriously ill male lead", which is very cruel. But the heroine here was not written well, which is a pity. The ideal torture would be for the heroine to accompany her brother as she "reasonably must do it", so abandoning the hero becomes her unspeakable pain. But it seems from the article that my brother's situation is not particularly critical, right? Moreover, the male protagonist offered to stay, but the female protagonist refused. When I saw this, I was really convinced. (The handling here is really bad, which detracts from the heroine's points too much.) Moreover, in the second half, the heroine repeatedly got into trouble and couldn't figure it out, which made me almost give up on the novel. Overall, I really like my wife! Many of the side descriptions are really good, leaving a lot of room for the reader's imagination. The male protagonist in the novel also particularly touched my point. The kind of strong male protagonist with unspeakable weaknesses, the kind of beautiful and moving male protagonist with weak moments, is really when male characters are most attractive. I understood what a famous actor said, "The charm of a male character lies in his sense of fragmentation." My wife really wrote it very well.