It took me five hours to finish reading this novel. Some parts have to be said to be a blurb, and I really don't have the patience to read it word for word. How should I put it? This novel is more like a memoir. The emotional description is sometimes too dry, and the parts that should be expanded are not expanded. There is a lot of other personal affairs written. Of course, some readers like this article very much and there must be others' reasons. Please don't ginseng and cock me. I'm just speaking from my own perspective. First of all, the author is very careful, which is undoubtedly true, as can be seen from the detailed description of big and small events; secondly, the emotional description is not without merit. It can still better reflect the emotional development and conflicts between Angkor and the protagonist, and can more truly restore Li Kefei's entangled mentality. However, it is a pity that some places are not developed enough, or make people feel uncomfortable. It feels incredible that it was just mentioned in one stroke. I didn't summarize the specific parts. Even some areas that should be developed were just mentioned in one stroke because the protagonist was busy with exams and so on (especially the so-called conflicts and quarrels after living together, which were not well written). The time span in between is quite large, but it is those campus students who are not very relevant. The vivid description takes up a lot of space; again, let alone the protagonist, even we readers feel that we don't understand Mr. Wu after reading it. Wu's emotional development is a bit too mythical. As some readers said, how can a businessman fall in love with you, a hot-tempered boy who suddenly and suddenly falls in love? But beauty is in the eye of the beholder, maybe like the fifth prince. Huan Xiaoyan is the same, but Wu is a businessman. Where does he have so much patience and time to accompany the protagonist everywhere? This alone is not true, let alone whether people's feelings will deteriorate after so many quarrels; then, when it comes to the protagonist, he is smart, handsome, straightforward, talented, and simple. This should be the advantage that attracts Wu and Li ( Don't say there is no reason to like someone, nonsense), but he is indeed irritable, willful, and selfish, but fortunately, he still has some dedicated and romantic performances (such as those confused performances, and some examples of understanding, tolerance and consideration for Wu, and bravely proposing to separate for a while after realizing the communication gap with Wu), so it is not People don't like him, but the author writes his emotional development too quickly. Often when I thought he hated Wu very much, he would start to have an inexplicable liking for Wu. Moreover, various anecdotes take up a lot of space, making it almost impossible for people to grasp the trajectory of the protagonist's emotional changes. This kind of writing method of inner monologue is not in-depth enough for first-person novels. It is definitely a flaw; as for Li Kefei, he is a perfect partner, but the sad thing is that he is too forbearing and does not take action when it is time to take action, leaving only regrets. I can only say that if you miss it, you miss it. You only have one life. Sometimes a thought or a decision can change the trajectory of your life. The thing you miss will definitely not be you. There is no need to worry about him, hoping that he can seize his own happiness in the United States; finally, as for Mr. Wu, I have always liked this character, but I only appreciate his calmness and maturity like the protagonist's father, and admire his infinite tolerance for the protagonist, but I agree with what the protagonist's father said, this person is definitely not that simple. I don't believe that he will always be devoted to the protagonist, so it's better to leave the ending open-ended. That's enough. Any more follow-up will be like a dog's tail. Overall, this story is a passable memoir, but I don't think it can be considered a good emotional novel. The author's writing style and descriptive skills need to be improved. Some of the descriptions mixed in Chinese and English are really quite disturbing (the protagonist said to Li Kefei, "I still like girls"), which is shocking. Since the author is quite serious, I give it a 1.
The ending is different from what I have seen on other websites.
I don't know who he really loves, who he gave his love to, love without you, pain, pain, tiredness, drunkenness, broken pieces, I love you my lover, sad love.
I like the writing style very much, and it is relatively poor. I have always longed for it!
Some secondary characters and even cannon fodder have too many introductions that seem cumbersome. After I finished reading, there were still several characters I didn't understand, who seemed to pop up without appearing before. In short, there are too many characters, which is actually unnecessary.
Wang Shuhan reminds me of Zhang Qi from "Crazy Game". He also has a very aggressive and paranoid personality, and is too emotional when dealing with problems. He often acts emotionally and can easily cause harm to others, but he was not aware of it at the time.
It is obviously inappropriate for a person with this kind of personality to be a lover of an equally strong man named Wu, because he can easily say "break up" because of impulse, and it is impossible for anyone to condone such an impulsive person forever.
In this way, no matter how much experience they have, they will eventually separate, unless Wang Shuhan's temperament softens and he should no longer be so extreme and stubborn.
Love is actually very fragile. As mentioned in "Triangular Relationship", it is not a matter of one person, or even two people. Any internal or external reasons may break the relationship, and it is obviously unrealistic for one party to keep giving in, not to mention a man with a strong self-esteem. It is already difficult for a person to give in to his lover several times, and it is nonsense to give in for a lifetime.
If Wang Shuhan didn't learn to give in, he wouldn't be able to be with the one he loves all his life - everyone would be driven away by his stubbornness.
As for Li Kefei, Wang Shuhan has no love for him at all. He just treats him as a brother. Comparing it with Zhang Qi's feelings for Xu Ran in "Crazy Game" is obvious. Therefore, Wang Shuhan can never be with Li Kefei. No matter how he is moved by him, he cannot do something untrue out of sympathy. Obviously, Zhang Qi and Xu Ran are not together out of sympathy and impulse.
I'm sorry, because I feel that Wang Shuhan and Zhang Qi are a bit similar, so I unconsciously put them in for comparison. Don't mind.
It was quite sad to see the ending. Li Kefei was destined not to be with the one he loved, and I felt that he was trapped in a situation that he might not be able to get out of. Wang Shuhan also really loves Mr. Wu, but they are destined to be different people. Especially when I saw later that he had not contacted Wang Shuhan for three years, I think his feelings for Wang Shuhan may have faded. Don't call my evidence nonsense, he is not Wang Shuhan. I really don't believe that he would not find the one he loves because he is angry or because "everyone should take a break". If he really loves Wang Shuhan, I don't think he would mind this, so it is incredible that he has not contacted Wang Shuhan for three years, because he is definitely not someone who can endure silently like Li Kefei.
Generally speaking, I feel sorry for Li Kefei, but I think it's nonsense for Wang Shuhan and Li Kefei to be together. Wang Shuhan doesn't love him at all. Isn't it nonsense to be together? Don't you feel uncomfortable being with your good brother?
The reality is like this, it is cruel and helpless. It is not easy for BG to get together, let alone men. That's it. In fact, you can live a good life if you find a lifestyle that is comfortable for you. Regardless of whether the people in the article are real or not, I hope they are happy.
I saw some people saying that this is an open ending, but I don't think so. It's understandable that Shu Han didn't contact Mr. Wu for three years because he was angry, but is it possible for a character named Wu to not contact him for three years?? I think the most likely reason why this happened is that the person named Wu got married or fell in love with someone else. I feel quite sad just thinking about it. Could it be that the author couldn't bear to write BE and gave such a pseudo-open ending? T T
Anyway, I think it's unlikely that Shu Han would get together if he went to find someone named Wu.
Hmm, okay, I spent a whole morning reading it on my mobile phone. I'm not very impressed, but the author's attitude is really serious. Why do I like Wu more? It's strange... I don't know why good men like the protagonist of Zha Ba Hu Hu. However, this article really aroused my nostalgia for my freshman life...
In fact, when I read Chapter 14, I planned to abandon the article. I was speechless for a long time about this article. I have read many NP articles. The reason why I can read it is that the protagonist is either beautiful or kind, or at least he has good qualities. And this protagonist is just a spoiled young man who talks about the Three-Character Sutra. He has a rough temper and makes a lot of noise when he doesn't agree with others. Every time, others take the initiative to show weakness to calm down.
Besides, Ke Fei is a classmate. He can be said to be a remarkable character throughout the entire article, but he actually likes the protagonist, which is unbelievable.
And Zong Ming, I wonder how a cunning businessman who has gone through social experience can like the protagonist?
After talking for a long time, I am still embarrassed to give negative marks. The author wrote more than 200,000 words, but it can be said that he put his heart into it, and his writing is smooth and there are few bugs.
I just hope it can be improved in terms of conception and characterization.
Alas, I always feel that Shu Han and Wu Zongming will not be together forever. Wu Zongming doesn't care about Wang Shuhan, but he doesn't have the courage. If he had pursued Shuhan from the beginning, maybe they would have been together. It was almost a lifetime. I think Li Kefei is more suitable for Wang Shuhan
There is no focus on feelings, and it is unrealistic for Wu, a businessman who has been living in society for so many years, to suddenly fall in love with a naive little boy who just entered college and pursue him fiercely. This plot is so unreasonable
You need to make up points after reading a good article... I was originally attracted by the title, which reminded me of "The Trend" by KOKIA. I'm so glad I came in.
It took me five hours to finish reading this novel. Some parts have to be said to be a blurb, and I really don't have the patience to read it word for word. How should I put it? This novel is more like a memoir. The emotional description is sometimes too dry, and the parts that should be expanded are not expanded. There is a lot of other personal affairs written. Of course, some readers like this article very much and there must be others' reasons. Please don't ginseng and cock me. I'm just speaking from my own perspective. First of all, the author is very careful, which is undoubtedly true, as can be seen from the detailed description of big and small events; secondly, the emotional description is not without merit. It can still better reflect the emotional development and conflicts between Angkor and the protagonist, and can more truly restore Li Kefei's entangled mentality. However, it is a pity that some places are not developed enough, or make people feel uncomfortable. It feels incredible that it was just mentioned in one stroke. I didn't summarize the specific parts. Even some areas that should be developed were just mentioned in one stroke because the protagonist was busy with exams and so on (especially the so-called conflicts and quarrels after living together, which were not well written). The time span in between is quite large, but it is those campus students who are not very relevant. The vivid description takes up a lot of space; again, let alone the protagonist, even we readers feel that we don't understand Mr. Wu after reading it. Wu's emotional development is a bit too mythical. As some readers said, how can a businessman fall in love with you, a hot-tempered boy who suddenly and suddenly falls in love? But beauty is in the eye of the beholder, maybe like the fifth prince. Huan Xiaoyan is the same, but Wu is a businessman. Where does he have so much patience and time to accompany the protagonist everywhere? This alone is not true, let alone whether people's feelings will deteriorate after so many quarrels; then, when it comes to the protagonist, he is smart, handsome, straightforward, talented, and simple. This should be the advantage that attracts Wu and Li ( Don't say there is no reason to like someone, nonsense), but he is indeed irritable, willful, and selfish, but fortunately, he still has some dedicated and romantic performances (such as those confused performances, and some examples of understanding, tolerance and consideration for Wu, and bravely proposing to separate for a while after realizing the communication gap with Wu), so it is not People don't like him, but the author writes his emotional development too quickly. Often when I thought he hated Wu very much, he would start to have an inexplicable liking for Wu. Moreover, various anecdotes take up a lot of space, making it almost impossible for people to grasp the trajectory of the protagonist's emotional changes. This kind of writing method of inner monologue is not in-depth enough for first-person novels. It is definitely a flaw; as for Li Kefei, he is a perfect partner, but the sad thing is that he is too forbearing and does not take action when it is time to take action, leaving only regrets. I can only say that if you miss it, you miss it. You only have one life. Sometimes a thought or a decision can change the trajectory of your life. The thing you miss will definitely not be you. There is no need to worry about him, hoping that he can seize his own happiness in the United States; finally, as for Mr. Wu, I have always liked this character, but I only appreciate his calmness and maturity like the protagonist's father, and admire his infinite tolerance for the protagonist, but I agree with what the protagonist's father said, this person is definitely not that simple. I don't believe that he will always be devoted to the protagonist, so it's better to leave the ending open-ended. That's enough. Any more follow-up will be like a dog's tail. Overall, this story is a passable memoir, but I don't think it can be considered a good emotional novel. The author's writing style and descriptive skills need to be improved. Some of the descriptions mixed in Chinese and English are really quite disturbing (the protagonist said to Li Kefei, "I still like girls"), which is shocking. Since the author is quite serious, I give it a 1.
The ending is different from what I have seen on other websites.
I don't know who he really loves, who he gave his love to, love without you, pain, pain, tiredness, drunkenness, broken pieces, I love you my lover, sad love.
I like the writing style very much, and it is relatively poor. I have always longed for it! Some secondary characters and even cannon fodder have too many introductions that seem cumbersome. After I finished reading, there were still several characters I didn't understand, who seemed to pop up without appearing before. In short, there are too many characters, which is actually unnecessary. Wang Shuhan reminds me of Zhang Qi from "Crazy Game". He also has a very aggressive and paranoid personality, and is too emotional when dealing with problems. He often acts emotionally and can easily cause harm to others, but he was not aware of it at the time. It is obviously inappropriate for a person with this kind of personality to be a lover of an equally strong man named Wu, because he can easily say "break up" because of impulse, and it is impossible for anyone to condone such an impulsive person forever. In this way, no matter how much experience they have, they will eventually separate, unless Wang Shuhan's temperament softens and he should no longer be so extreme and stubborn. Love is actually very fragile. As mentioned in "Triangular Relationship", it is not a matter of one person, or even two people. Any internal or external reasons may break the relationship, and it is obviously unrealistic for one party to keep giving in, not to mention a man with a strong self-esteem. It is already difficult for a person to give in to his lover several times, and it is nonsense to give in for a lifetime. If Wang Shuhan didn't learn to give in, he wouldn't be able to be with the one he loves all his life - everyone would be driven away by his stubbornness. As for Li Kefei, Wang Shuhan has no love for him at all. He just treats him as a brother. Comparing it with Zhang Qi's feelings for Xu Ran in "Crazy Game" is obvious. Therefore, Wang Shuhan can never be with Li Kefei. No matter how he is moved by him, he cannot do something untrue out of sympathy. Obviously, Zhang Qi and Xu Ran are not together out of sympathy and impulse. I'm sorry, because I feel that Wang Shuhan and Zhang Qi are a bit similar, so I unconsciously put them in for comparison. Don't mind. It was quite sad to see the ending. Li Kefei was destined not to be with the one he loved, and I felt that he was trapped in a situation that he might not be able to get out of. Wang Shuhan also really loves Mr. Wu, but they are destined to be different people. Especially when I saw later that he had not contacted Wang Shuhan for three years, I think his feelings for Wang Shuhan may have faded. Don't call my evidence nonsense, he is not Wang Shuhan. I really don't believe that he would not find the one he loves because he is angry or because "everyone should take a break". If he really loves Wang Shuhan, I don't think he would mind this, so it is incredible that he has not contacted Wang Shuhan for three years, because he is definitely not someone who can endure silently like Li Kefei. Generally speaking, I feel sorry for Li Kefei, but I think it's nonsense for Wang Shuhan and Li Kefei to be together. Wang Shuhan doesn't love him at all. Isn't it nonsense to be together? Don't you feel uncomfortable being with your good brother? The reality is like this, it is cruel and helpless. It is not easy for BG to get together, let alone men. That's it. In fact, you can live a good life if you find a lifestyle that is comfortable for you. Regardless of whether the people in the article are real or not, I hope they are happy.
I saw some people saying that this is an open ending, but I don't think so. It's understandable that Shu Han didn't contact Mr. Wu for three years because he was angry, but is it possible for a character named Wu to not contact him for three years?? I think the most likely reason why this happened is that the person named Wu got married or fell in love with someone else. I feel quite sad just thinking about it. Could it be that the author couldn't bear to write BE and gave such a pseudo-open ending? T T Anyway, I think it's unlikely that Shu Han would get together if he went to find someone named Wu.
Hmm, okay, I spent a whole morning reading it on my mobile phone. I'm not very impressed, but the author's attitude is really serious. Why do I like Wu more? It's strange... I don't know why good men like the protagonist of Zha Ba Hu Hu. However, this article really aroused my nostalgia for my freshman life...
In fact, when I read Chapter 14, I planned to abandon the article. I was speechless for a long time about this article. I have read many NP articles. The reason why I can read it is that the protagonist is either beautiful or kind, or at least he has good qualities. And this protagonist is just a spoiled young man who talks about the Three-Character Sutra. He has a rough temper and makes a lot of noise when he doesn't agree with others. Every time, others take the initiative to show weakness to calm down. Besides, Ke Fei is a classmate. He can be said to be a remarkable character throughout the entire article, but he actually likes the protagonist, which is unbelievable. And Zong Ming, I wonder how a cunning businessman who has gone through social experience can like the protagonist? After talking for a long time, I am still embarrassed to give negative marks. The author wrote more than 200,000 words, but it can be said that he put his heart into it, and his writing is smooth and there are few bugs. I just hope it can be improved in terms of conception and characterization.
Alas, I always feel that Shu Han and Wu Zongming will not be together forever. Wu Zongming doesn't care about Wang Shuhan, but he doesn't have the courage. If he had pursued Shuhan from the beginning, maybe they would have been together. It was almost a lifetime. I think Li Kefei is more suitable for Wang Shuhan
There is no focus on feelings, and it is unrealistic for Wu, a businessman who has been living in society for so many years, to suddenly fall in love with a naive little boy who just entered college and pursue him fiercely. This plot is so unreasonable
You need to make up points after reading a good article... I was originally attracted by the title, which reminded me of "The Trend" by KOKIA. I'm so glad I came in.