
Sunshine to the East
向东有阳
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 123k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
54Chapters
116Favorites
8.0Score
11Nutrient gifts
772Clicks per chapter
52Comments
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Reader comments 26
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I like it, but I locked it for a few chapters and the key plots are not connected. Yin lost his memory for the second time and originally had feelings for Chu Mei, and then suddenly they were together. What happened? I really want to see how Da Da explains it.
I don't understand. It's hard to dress up.
I really like characters written in big letters, so go for it! !
I like Chu Yang so much, I feel like no one is worthy of him.
Yin Xiangdong and Zhao Xiaoze did it. . . I want to ask who is on top and who is off. . . Both are attacking. . . But it seems that Zhao Xiaoze wants to attack a little bit. . . Oh my god. . .
Who attacks and who suffers? I'm afraid of reverse CP QAQ
After reading it, I personally like this style. The capital letters are very nice, but the front part is more carefree and the back part is a little boring, but I still express my love. Come on.
Yes, when I saw the scene of jumping into a river, I automatically made up my mind that it was Yiping jumping off a bridge.
I like the language description very much, but I feel that the plot is still a bit lacking. The author's new novel is also good. Come on, the more you write, the better.
Checking in at the end, I quite liked the first part. Although I lost my memory, there was a faint small-town warmth, and there was room for character design. It was not as inexplicable as it was later. The second part felt like a plot.