Luxury Man

After reading it... Let me talk about my thoughts. First of all, the "subversive" paragraph mentioned in the postscript is a bit long. In summary, it does not admit that love is a pleasant thing, nor does it believe that love has the power to conquer everything. I agree with this concept, but the "happy ending" under such a main concept is a bit confusing. Some people can accept this thorn and even like it, while some people are stung and even disgusted. Then the emotional line and the main role, Lan's role is indeed too heavy. I can clearly see why Jin likes Lan, what the atmosphere and emotions between the two are like, and how they feel about each other. Jin, who is always shrouded in gauze in front of Xiao, is also clear and gentle in front of Lan. Of course, this is also due to Xiao and Lan's own personalities. Xiao cannot grasp Jin's emotional context, but this further shows Lan's uniqueness. I don't have any dislike for Lan himself, but I really dislike the relationship between his excessive presence and his emotional line towards Jin Xiao. This once again reflects one point: Jin Lan is not the most suitable choice for each other, but they once truly loved each other, and Xiao is just the "best and most suitable choice." Lan does not care about Xiao, so Xiao is just a choice for Jin in his eyes. This is more like the story of Jin and Lan. By the way, Lan's behavior is really like playing galagame on behalf of Xiao. Xiao finally got he and cg, but if he didn't play galagame himself, it would be better to read the plot summary... In addition, the extra chapter about the fever made me feel that the author was actually not sure what kind of characters Jin and Xiao were. Did he deliberately make his lover have a fever in order to capture his love's complex of taking care of illness? Lan's advice to Xiao is also very similar to the infertile wife giving advice to her concubine on how to win the heart of the master... And the last jealous episode is even more hilarious... The author has actually mentioned the issue of Jin's jealousy many times before, so the explosion of the episode is more like a way for the author to vent his anger in response to such issues. I originally thought that the relationship between the two of them was Xiao Zai 99 Jin Zai 1, but I didn't expect that Jin really refused to take a step away. That's awesome (applause) According to my understanding, Jin's character design only has one sentence: nothing will go wrong if you don't do anything. To this extent, he is much more worldly and cowardly than Lan. Instead of calling him Queen Jin, the author would rather call him Princess Jin directly. As for Xiao, I feel that he is gradually in the process of collapse. He has shackled himself for love, and there seems to be no possibility of breaking it at present. Relationships require the dedication and integration of two people, but unfortunately he needs changes and dedication from both people. He is not even a slave of love, he is simply a black slave of love. In addition, the author frequently mentions Jin's dedication, which cannot be denied at all, but this kind of dedication does not fully apply to the emotional life of the two. His dedication makes the two people sweeter and makes Xiao's life more successful, but it does not make the relationship last longer (from this point of view, he is really consistent, I admire it). As for blue, well, the eternal white moonlight will always talk to itself. Standing at a high place, you can only see people's movements but not their details. Let me mention again that he and Jin are truly caring in the sense of this article. Judging from the changes in Jin's emotional investment, Jin did not have such emotional barriers and high walls before they broke up, so I say that their relationship is caring, but what about after this wall is built? The only person who could possibly break it was Xiao. Unfortunately, Xiao completely lost his autonomy in the final episode, and Jin was able to keep his cradle and pacifier. I don't have any bad feelings towards these three main characters. I even liked Jin and Xiao a little in the early stage. It's a pity that Jin is a character who will not change, while Xiao is a character who gradually alienates. Perhaps the only character in this article that touched me a little was Lin Yu, Lan's wife who only appeared in the dialogue. When I saw her, I shed a tear or two in my eyes for no reason, and I did it immediately. In short, I hope she can be happy in the rest of her life.

. . . . Why did I look through the comments and see that many of the previous chapters were talking about Jin Chenzha? Moreover, I am extremely violent. I seriously wonder if it is because the audience is young. Am I out of touch with the times? After reading it for the first time a few years ago, my ranking of male idols (both offensive and defensive) changed. It jumped to No. 2 In my mind and has never dropped down.

I miss you so much, Orange. I really want to be someone like you who can write stories. Unknowingly, it has been so many years since I started reading your story when I was very young, and I don't know how you are now. I always read and read over and over again, trying to figure out what kind of person you are... I like your writing and the characters you create, and I have gradually grown to like you over the years.

Because Jin Chen is Jin Chen and Zhihao is Zhihao, they are together. Since Lan Yi is Lan Yi, why bother regretting other possible endings. Because Zhihao loves Jin Chen, he is willing to be with him. Since the protagonist is willing to feel happy, why lament that it may not be worth it.

I can accept that my lover has loved other people, but I can't accept that he still loves her and can't stop loving her, even if he loves me very much. I'll go crazy. I like pure love without any impurities, even if it is fragile

_(:з∠)_I don't know where the author is. I like this article very much.

I don't know how long it has been, but finally there is an article that I can read so comfortably. It may have some exaggerated text, but I really like the characters and the plot. I'm very touched. It's great!

Anan is not straightforward, Lechen is very insecure, and Xiaolan's writing is so beautiful that it is very confusing and unpleasant to watch. Although Lechen and Anan were together in the end, I always felt that there was still Xiaolan in his heart. After watching it for the first time, I didn't want to watch it again. It was heart-wrenching and heart-wrenching.

It shouldn't have started ten years ago. Xiao Shou still couldn't resist the temptation. He should have told Jin that he loved him to the core, but he would rather suffer than be together. He should be more proud and die.

Juzi, I don't know if you can see it, but I want to say that I recently found a person who fits Jin Chen's image very well, it's Tom. Hiddleston is very gentle and considerate, but not suitable for a dominant person.