The novel's setting is mainly based on the movie, with a little bit of the manga's plot mixed in.
Kong Mantian, a classically beautiful young lady from a prestigious family on the mainland, is betrayed by her clansmen and caught up in a family feud, leaving her stranded on the streets of Hong Kong to make her way from nothing.
Mantian looked at the man before her and spoke lazily. "Life is hard. At long last, the skies clear, and the blue above is almost too much. Close your eyes and really feel it. That bone-deep chill is just the sky licking your back."
This was written purely because the author was bored and made it up. Please don't read it if it's not your thing.
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Author, is it necessary to make the crow so miserable? Writing him as a love brain is already OOC, and then makes him a tramp. A person of his temperament will never do such a thing. I am really speechless. He is not a person who is willing to die for a woman. It is better to set the crow as an original character.
After reading the entire article, I have a feeling that none of the men around Mantian... Have a good ending.
There are too many emotional entanglements. In fact, the main plot can write the development history of the heroine. Or the female protagonist can have one female protagonist and multiple male protagonists. If it is written to death, it will be boring. A'Zhu shouldn't die! He has sacrificed so much for the heroine. To be honest, the heroine is terrible (heartbroken). She wants too much but can't keep it.
The heroine is a bitch and messes around in relationships. If there is no male protagonist, there is no need to write it.
My crow! ! ! ! ???
Che Baoshan was only 11 years old in 1985. How could he be so muscular with tattooed dragon... Since we have to mention the specific year and age of the character, we should be more rigorous.
The heroine's relationship is really rubbish. Just because A'Zhu likes her, she can fight him whenever he wants. The same is true for Jiang Tiansheng. Only when he loses does he know how to cherish. Haha, the real big shots are never women, because women are emotional.
I think homeless people are crows
That homeless man can't be a crow, right?
If you want a novel with Wu Wu and Lei Yaoyang as the male protagonists, please read it. If it doesn't work, Liang Kun and Jiang Tiansheng will do.
Author, is it necessary to make the crow so miserable? Writing him as a love brain is already OOC, and then makes him a tramp. A person of his temperament will never do such a thing. I am really speechless. He is not a person who is willing to die for a woman. It is better to set the crow as an original character.
After reading the entire article, I have a feeling that none of the men around Mantian... Have a good ending.
There are too many emotional entanglements. In fact, the main plot can write the development history of the heroine. Or the female protagonist can have one female protagonist and multiple male protagonists. If it is written to death, it will be boring. A'Zhu shouldn't die! He has sacrificed so much for the heroine. To be honest, the heroine is terrible (heartbroken). She wants too much but can't keep it.
The heroine is a bitch and messes around in relationships. If there is no male protagonist, there is no need to write it.
My crow! ! ! ! ???
Che Baoshan was only 11 years old in 1985. How could he be so muscular with tattooed dragon... Since we have to mention the specific year and age of the character, we should be more rigorous.
The heroine's relationship is really rubbish. Just because A'Zhu likes her, she can fight him whenever he wants. The same is true for Jiang Tiansheng. Only when he loses does he know how to cherish. Haha, the real big shots are never women, because women are emotional.
I think homeless people are crows
That homeless man can't be a crow, right?
If you want a novel with Wu Wu and Lei Yaoyang as the male protagonists, please read it. If it doesn't work, Liang Kun and Jiang Tiansheng will do.