The line that later became widely repeated, and was twisted by busybodies into countless blush-inducing meanings, “If you want me to stop, then beg me,” was not in keeping with Du Shaoqing's usual manner of speaking. In fact, the line was not originally coined by this cold, strict, battle-hardened soldier at all. Yet in that situation, even Du Shaoqing himself probably didn't know why his ironclad self-control suddenly crumbled, or why he blurted out a line once spoken by the Westwood Tiger, who had been dead for many years.
Perhaps it was because the things Xu Le said sounded so much like the conversations they had repeated countless times before.
There is actually someone who is a fan of Jianke! Great! There is no trace of copying and pasting at all! But to be honest, when Mao Ni was finishing The Legend of Suzaku, he said that he was not allowed to write about the main character and Ye Xiang's fans in Jinjiang. 23333 Now seeing Du Shaoqing and Zhong Shouhu... Emma couldn't be more praiseworthy!
I'm a fan of Jianke... It seems very fun~