
Next-Door Neighbors by Zixin Baobao
左邻右舍 by梓欣宝宝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 74k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 18y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
20Chapters
56Favorites
10.6kClicks per chapter
126Comments
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Reader comments 40
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Fortunately, there weren't too many twists and turns.
What a good story!
Hehe~~ looks good..
I watched it in one go, and it really deserves its reputation.
I like good endings and reject sadness!
It's okay, but it's a bit cliche.
If adapted into a script, the plot might be a little weaker
For the sake of the handsome guy, I reluctantly finished reading it. I agree with what someone downstairs said. The most attractive thing about this article is "buy a house and give it to your husband"!
It's unbelievable that such a novel can be ranked first in screenwriting. The plot is vulgar and the language is childish. It's no wonder that today's romantic idol dramas are quickly turning into mentally retarded vomiting dramas. They are not at all capable and refreshing. I really feel sorry for the second place "Please Forgive Me". The most fundamental thing is that many of the coincidences are far-fetched. In the city, who has just moved into a house after renovating it, and has no social experience. I am afraid that after the male protagonist and the female protagonist have completed their relationship, they have been admitted to the hospital first, and there are some plots about children taking a bath. I really don't know if the screenwriters who reviewed the novel also know some common sense. There are many more, so I won't list them all. A story full of loopholes and clichés is indeed the best screenwriter. I am really ashamed of Mr. Wen Quxing. Although the words hit the author hard, they have to be said.
I don't like this male protagonist. The author wants to create a very responsible and dedicated male protagonist, but I think a man's sense of responsibility must be placed in the right place to be a true man. If you hurt important people for the sake of unworthy people, this is not a sense of responsibility, but a bad person. No one has the ability to distinguish right from wrong. It is difficult to believe that such a person can succeed. Not giving negative marks is to respect the author's work.