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Lu Ya is a fish.
To be more precise, she is a rare Oriental mermaid.
After reading The Little Mermaid, the innocent Lu Ya can't help but wish she could find a prince of her own. To her delight, it isn't long before she really does find one!
But to her dismay, the man named Wang Zi doesn't seem to want to be with her QAQ...
Lu Ya: "I like you, Your Highness. Let's be together!"
Wang Zi: "How many times do I have to explain? I'm not a prince. It's just a coincidence that my name sounds like 'prince'!"
Lu Ya: "But you're the most handsome, best-looking human I've ever met! How about we date?"
Wang Zi: "What kind of woman don't I have around me? Why would I date a fish?"
Lu Ya: "But..."
Wang Zi: "Shut up! I'm telling you, even if I stay single my whole life and never find a wife, I will never fall in love with a fish! So give up already!"
Seeing poor Lu Ya get rejected again and again, Wang Zi's friends can't help feeling sorry for her. Sigh, there are so many rich heirs in D City. Why did this silly girl have to get hung up on the hardest one to win over, Wang Zi?
But just six months later, everyone sees Wang Zi hoist Lu Ya, who is throwing a tantrum, over his shoulder and growl, "If I catch you flirting with that man again, I'll take you home and braise you!"
His friends laugh and ask, "Brother Wang, have you finally eaten your words?"
Wang Zi: "...Get lost!"
[Book Blurb]:
Someone says, "Gu Qin, you've got everything going for you. You're gorgeous, and you're a loyal friend. The only thing wrong with you is that you've fallen for Mo Lang, that human iceberg."
When Gu Qin hears this, she sneers. "What's it to you?"
Someone else says, "Mo Lang, you've got everything going for you. You're handsome and talented. The only thing wrong with you is that you've gotten stuck with Gu Qin, that silly, adorable tomboy."
When Mo Lang hears this, he sneers too. "What's it to me?"
And someone says, "Li Mo, you've got everything going for you. You're handsome and decisive in battle. The only thing wrong with you is that you insist on getting caught between Gu Qin and Mo Lang and making yourself miserable."
When Li Mo hears this, he sneers even more. "What's it to them?"
[Note]: 1. The print edition is titled A Gentle Breeze Rises, and I Like You So Much. It's available from Dangdang and other major book retailers. The second book has also been published on Jinjiang.
2. Find me on Weibo at @Kouzi Yiyi. Come say hi~
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Ah... After entering the V, it's really hard to explain. There is a sense of déjà vu for the heroine. Everyone's character is shattered. It feels like the author is forcing a reconciliation later. I regret buying the later V😭
2 Points is an encouragement point. It was quite attractive to me at first. After joining VIP, especially the later part, it was very disappointing. The character creation and the plot:-(Well, basically there is no plot.
,,, There are no comments, this is very unreasonable, this article gives me the feeling that,,, the author, please give it a try
Every time they are scumbags, and every time the heroine is worse than a dog and clings to her,
Author, just tell me straight away. In real life, you are short of love and men.
I found that Dada is good at shaping characters... = = Dada always makes the male protagonist annoying and gnashing his teeth, wishing to kill him soon... = = However, when the second male lead comes out, you will be surprised to find that the male protagonist is not a scumbag. In fact, the male lead's mental illness is not very serious and can be saved... = = Well, I guess the author's style of the second male lead is different from others. Generally speaking, the author's articles are always said that the male protagonist is not good, the second male lead is gentle and loving, but the female lead just doesn't love him, so pitiful... = =But the author's use of the second male lead will only make readers think that it is better to choose the male protagonist. If the female protagonist must choose one of these two people... = =
I discovered that in fact, both the male protagonist and the male counterpart are mentally ill and have persecutory delusions!
Well, actually, I think the text attracted me at first, but later I realized that some aspects of the writing seemed to be sloppy, and the text was too clean at the end. At least the ending should have Mo Lang explain his miserable childhood experience and then give him a sweet kiss. That would be better. However, I really didn't expect Li Mo to have such a character. These are just some of my opinions. Just take a look~
I feel that both the male protagonist and the male counterpart speak too emotionally, femininely, and not at all masculine.
The male lead and the supporting actor are both yandere
Ah... After entering the V, it's really hard to explain. There is a sense of déjà vu for the heroine. Everyone's character is shattered. It feels like the author is forcing a reconciliation later. I regret buying the later V😭
2 Points is an encouragement point. It was quite attractive to me at first. After joining VIP, especially the later part, it was very disappointing. The character creation and the plot:-(Well, basically there is no plot.
,,, There are no comments, this is very unreasonable, this article gives me the feeling that,,, the author, please give it a try
Every time they are scumbags, and every time the heroine is worse than a dog and clings to her, Author, just tell me straight away. In real life, you are short of love and men.
I found that Dada is good at shaping characters... = = Dada always makes the male protagonist annoying and gnashing his teeth, wishing to kill him soon... = = However, when the second male lead comes out, you will be surprised to find that the male protagonist is not a scumbag. In fact, the male lead's mental illness is not very serious and can be saved... = = Well, I guess the author's style of the second male lead is different from others. Generally speaking, the author's articles are always said that the male protagonist is not good, the second male lead is gentle and loving, but the female lead just doesn't love him, so pitiful... = =But the author's use of the second male lead will only make readers think that it is better to choose the male protagonist. If the female protagonist must choose one of these two people... = =
I discovered that in fact, both the male protagonist and the male counterpart are mentally ill and have persecutory delusions!
Well, actually, I think the text attracted me at first, but later I realized that some aspects of the writing seemed to be sloppy, and the text was too clean at the end. At least the ending should have Mo Lang explain his miserable childhood experience and then give him a sweet kiss. That would be better. However, I really didn't expect Li Mo to have such a character. These are just some of my opinions. Just take a look~
I feel that both the male protagonist and the male counterpart speak too emotionally, femininely, and not at all masculine.
The male lead and the supporting actor are both yandere
Will there be a sweet extra episode?