
Mr. Ning, Long Time No See
宁先生,好久不见
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 169k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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Heartwarming Reads to Save for Later
Stories that crossed my path over the years. I hope we’ll meet again when we stock up on reads for the cozy winter.
Heartwarming Reads to Save
Stories that passed you by over the years. I hope we meet again this winter, when you're stocking up on stories to read.
Heartwarming Reads to Stock Up On
Stories we passed by over the years. Hope to meet again while stocking up on reads this cozy winter.
Heartwarming Reads to Stock Up On
Stories that brushed past you over the years. Looking forward to meeting you again in a cozy winter reading stash.
Heartwarming Reads to Save
The stories that brushed past you over the years, hoping to meet you again as you stock up on reads this cozy winter.
Heartwarming Reads to Stockpile
Stories that passed you by over the years. I hope we’ll meet again this cozy winter as we stock up on novels.
Heartwarming Reads to Stockpile
Stories that crossed paths with you over the years. Hope to meet you again this cozy winter, with a backlog of books to binge.
Comfort Reads to Stockpile
Stories that passed you by over the years. Hope to meet you again this cozy winter as you stock up on reads.
Angst and Sweetness
Please recommend lots of good stories (preferably free to read).
Completed Stories
Ones I like
Completed Works I've Read
So good, so good
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Reader comments 27
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The male protagonist defaults to giving birth to the child. This is actually quite unfair to girls. The female protagonist expresses her will but is unwilling. Does it mean that because he is the male protagonist, his behavior becomes correct? Moreover, the male protagonist broke up because the female protagonist and the second male lead went to the United States to see a doctor. This behavior is really destructive and does not match the character image established by the author. I really don't know why this article has received so many good reviews. The campus part is really good. Since the birth of the boy, the male protagonist has become more and more abnormal. Not to mention that you will become childish in front of the person you like. The behavior of the male protagonist is not like the teacher Ning established by the author. Halfway through, I actually laughed out of anger. (I bought the full text and read the original version. I also feel that I am sensible enough to look at this article objectively, so don't refute it. Thank you.) In short, the male protagonist is very weak, or the author's writing skills were not strong enough at the time, and the character creation was very weak. The female protagonist is good, and the second male lead's explanation after the nurse's misunderstanding was well created. I can only say that the male protagonist did not make me feel considerate at all, and he is not worthy of the female protagonist at all.
Check in. Finished reading! A very down-to-earth story and character design. Whoever has no regrets in his youth rarely has a happy ending, but the story gives people the comfort of making up for the regrets! Come on
I really like this article, it's relaxing and enjoyable.
I feel like this article is not up to your level. I thought it was pretty good before, but I am very disappointed when I read this today.
It ended so hastily, without any precautions
I was quite interested in this article from the beginning when I saw the copywriting. I felt it should be a good-looking story. I have followed several articles, starting with Lin Shen's Endgame, and I will read  ̄  ̄)σ whenever I open a new hole. But to be honest, this article is really below the standard. Compared with Mr. Zhou and Dr. Qin, it doesn't look like it was written by the same person. The originally interesting copywriting was changed in the middle, and all kinds of old jokes were piled up in the text. I thought there would be surprises later, but there was no such thing. The last few chapters were just a mess, with a lot of typos and various expressions that felt like the work of a novice author. Hello, Mr. Zhou, I have read it three or four times, but this article is really not up to the author's previous standards.
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Are there no articles by Qin Yilu?