The Wife's Guide to Climbing Walls
娘子爬墙记
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I was sorting through my favorites list and found this article. It suddenly reminded me of the time when I was a student, hiding in bed and reading txt files on a copycat mobile phone. At that time, I read a pirated copy of this article on the web and then read the original text. Now that I see the name of the protagonist, I can still recall many details. Fifteen years have passed so quickly~
Can anyone tell me who Mr. Zhou married? Which book mentioned it? I can't remember it at all.
I'm a bit shocked, this is too dense [cheek holding][cheek holding]
Nice. It's really good to watch, but I like the previous ending better.
The previous ending was better! !
It's really beautiful, I'm so moved.
It was a waste of money buying it. . . It's so confusing, it's not as good as the previous ending.
It looks passable, but it lacks a little bit in terms of story content and vividness of the storyline. There are places where you could obviously add some content but it ends abruptly. It gives the impression that it is a bit confusing why you write like that at the back and the front. There are too few male characters opposite each other, which is a pity to watch. Also, most of the emotional plots are okay, but I don't know why there are a few parts that I find particularly awkward. I don't know what other feelings the male protagonist has towards the female protagonist. You say you like it, but the author makes it clear that the other male characters don't fall in love with the female protagonist. But if you don't like it, they can sacrifice their lives for the female protagonist. Am I superficial? What kind of strange and contradictory feelings is this, especially for Bai Mo? I really don't understand how the author wants to give him a person with such an awkward positioning? I don't love you anymore and I refuse to start a new relationship because I miss someone I don't love. I don't understand. If we don't like each other, what is he doing? It's so awkward! But what moved me a little was the friendship among the people in the Demon Cult, and I won't go into details. All in all, I still think the author still needs to practice more. The problem is not the writing style but the vividness and logic of the storyline.
It looks passable, but it lacks a little bit in terms of story content and vividness of the storyline. There are places where you could obviously add some content but it ends abruptly. It gives the impression that it is a bit confusing why you write like that at the back and the front. There are too few male characters opposite each other, which is a pity to watch. Also, most of the emotional plots are okay, but I don't know why there are a few parts that I find particularly awkward. I don't know what other feelings the male protagonist has towards the female protagonist. You say you like it, but the author makes it clear that the other male characters don't fall in love with the female protagonist. But if you don't like it, they can sacrifice their lives for the female protagonist. Am I superficial? What kind of strange and contradictory feelings is this, especially for Bai Mo? I really don't understand how the author wants to give him a person with such an awkward positioning? I don't love you anymore and I refuse to start a new relationship because I miss someone I don't love. I don't understand. If we don't like each other, what is he doing? It's so awkward! But what moved me a little was the friendship among the people in the Demon Cult, and I won't go into details. All in all, I still think the author still needs to practice more. The problem is not the writing style but the vividness and logic of the storyline.
It looks passable, but it lacks a little bit in terms of story content and vividness of the storyline. There are places where you could obviously add some content but it ends abruptly. It gives the impression that it is a bit confusing why you write like that at the back and the front. There are too few male characters opposite each other, which is a pity to watch. Also, most of the emotional plots are okay, but I don't know why there are a few parts that I find particularly awkward. I don't know what other feelings the male protagonist has towards the female protagonist. You say you like it, but the author makes it clear that the other male characters don't fall in love with the female protagonist. But if you don't like it, they can sacrifice their lives for the female protagonist. Am I superficial? What kind of strange and contradictory feelings is this, especially for Bai Mo? I really don't understand how the author wants to give him a person with such an awkward positioning? I don't love you anymore and I refuse to start a new relationship because I miss someone I don't love. I don't understand. If we don't like each other, what is he doing? It's so awkward! But what moved me a little was the friendship among the people in the Demon Cult, and I won't go into details. All in all, I still think the author still needs to practice more. The problem is not the writing style but the vividness and logic of the storyline.