Birdman

After reading it, let me talk about it. Do you feel like the author has some writing training or has learned something on his own? Some of the descriptive adjectives used in the article do not feel like they would be used by an author who has only written online articles. It feels a bit like a magazine article. Regarding the speculations about Wu and Tang, I tend to think that these four people are all clones. The three boys are the clones of Dr. Wu's husband, and Cao is the clone of Dr. Wu. But in the end, her husband obviously disappeared and his body was not found. I felt that Dr. Wu was not the kind of person who would preserve his genes without predicting his disappearance. So it can only be a guess, because the plot doesn't make sense. It's also possible that Wang and Tang both got only part of her husband's genes, which showed up in intelligence and appearance, and then what Wu got was...□□? Hormones or something. Miss Cao completely inherited Dr. Wu's genes, but the strange thing is that she is not as smart as Dr. Wu... So, only Cao and Wu can become a couple, just like Dr. Wu and her husband before. The other two people who inherited part of the gene could only be imitations. Looking at it this way, I feel that Dr. Wu's husband is really close to perfect. He is handsome and has a high IQ. No wonder only Dr. Wu, whose IQ is on par with him, can win.

Um, this setting has a lot of bugs If they are all clones, why were Tang Mingxu's moles inked with a pen the day after tomorrow? And how did the characters come to be placed in ordinary people's homes? If the wings are an illusion, why does it hurt for others to pluck them out? Wu Zhao is a hormone clone? What the hell If these people are all related to the Doctor, then Qian Xiaowan is pure cannon fodder? Then why choose one more of her to sacrifice? Since I chose to bury the plot in a large space, I have to give a shocking enough or even just reasonable truth. I really regret reading it. It was a waste of money and time.

The author is so imaginative, I like it (•̀∀•́)

I finished reading it in one go, I really like this setting.

Well, it would be better not to write a side story about the male protagonist, and if I did write it, it would not explain the ending.

It's great... The setting is very brilliant, and many of the descriptions have the feel of movie scenes. Unfortunately, the emotional descriptions in the plot are too... Compressed. For example, if more lyrical narratives are added between Dr. Wu and her husband, the overall feeling will be better. Compared with personal feelings

I wish I had never met, but 4259

At first glance, the setting of the next story looks a bit like The Last Patient in the Entertainment Industry, with a sick male protagonist and a normal male protagonist.

I want to watch it two more times...

I kind of mind her wearing high heels pretending to be a nurse