The Wild Duck's Banquet

I haven't read the article for a long time, so I came back and read it again. I couldn't stop and read it in one go. It was really enjoyable. I like this kind of character. It's just a novel. If you encounter the ladybug sisters in real life, run away.

Help, I haven't seen such an amazing book for a long time. I think it can be ranked in my top 2. In fact, I don't think this book has a wide audience. When I first saw the introduction, I thought it would be very good. However, as for the character of the male protagonist, I can only say that people who mind it will mind it. I personally feel that this does not raise the issue of the author and readers. I just treat it as one dimension. It may also be my personal problem. I am very tolerant in reading literature and there are almost no surprises, so this type is very acceptable and I like it. This is my first exposure to Hong Kong style literature, and it really makes my eyes light up. After reading it, all I can think about is Chi Cheng, who speaks Cantonese, does it right away, sings Allure, and kisses everywhere. I think my favorite part of this book is probably that the characters of Shi Ling and Chi Cheng are both vivid and full. Chi Cheng is a real prodigal, and he is obviously promiscuous. He loves to play when he is single, does not take the initiative, refuses, or falls in love, but he is very serious about every relationship he starts. It was when I saw his inner decision downstairs at Liang Xiaotong's house that he was finally willing to surrender to Shi Ling and bow his head for love. This moved me inexplicably. It was probably that kind of reversal that made Chi Cheng particularly moving. There was no need to use inherent thinking to judge whether this character was good or bad, just like everyone has their own way of living. He has the right to decide his own behavior without deliberately looking at it from a worldly perspective. As for Shi Ling, he is cold and rational, but he can still afford it. She and Chi Cheng seem to be two completely opposite types of people, but it is the difference in each other that makes each other fall for each other. There is a quarrel in the middle. "They loved each other's personality in the beginning, but now they hate each other's ruthlessness." Love is often like this. You will be crazy about him because of a certain point, and you are bound to hate each other one day because of this point. They are both stubborn people in their bones. In the end, they end up in the same place because of love. I think this kind of love is far better than those people who fall in love with each other for no reason in plain and sweet novels. The ending stays at the words "Marry me" and "I do". It feels a bit open-ended, but it makes me feel surprisingly romantic. The above are just some of my personal feelings. I like this article because I see something special in it. This has nothing to do with three views. I believe people who can accept it will understand. I don't need to judge others with my own cognition. Just like I love prosperity more than mediocrity.

It can be said that I really like it, it is really to my liking. Although the female protagonist is more of a background than the male protagonist, she still attracts me. Work hard, be proactive, have a good family background, dare to love and let go... It's really great

This is really the most live-action novel JJ has read recently. Regardless of the acceptability of the male protagonist, at least the male and female protagonists are adults with flawed personalities. It is rare that it does not sprinkle industrial saccharin... I hope it will shine on the po, hehe

Those who can handle the prodigal son are not ordinary people. In today's jj where novice writers are the rule, this article is worth recalling and revisiting. A stunning work that appeared in the industry that year.

Love this story. I was a little hesitant before reading it, but I was still curious enough to finish reading it. Amway has listened to several Cantonese songs! Allure and Nathan sound great! My daily routine these days is reading this article, watching Hong Kong movies, and listening to Cantonese songs. Cantonese songs really have their own atmosphere. In fact, the male protagonist is very playful and very sober. After being with the female protagonist, he behaves himself. He knows how to say no but also knows how to keep his distance, which is quite good. But it just gives people the feeling that if he wants to cheat, he should be very good at hiding it. It's so insecure. And I think it's okay to have sex when you're single, but it's not right with PC. It's the bottom line. PC and YP are still different in nature. It's a little weird in my heart. If the male protagonist didn't set up a PC and go to that kind of place, I would have given it five stars. But I still like this story and look forward to the next one

It's been three times. When will the physical version be released? I really want to buy it (?ε` )?

It's more like a romance novel that should be published physically. It's great. The characters and plot are good. I rarely read BG anymore, but I'm attracted to it. It's really well written.

Reminding me of when I was studying in the UK, the first chapter of the fire alarm should not be too graphic. In addition, I am from Guangzhou, but I went abroad very early and have never experienced IELTS learning in China. Here, I know that there are so many ways to learn IELTS in China. There are some Cantonese songs in it that I didn't expect the author to use, because they are really not known to Hong Kong and Cantonese.

It looks good, but the male protagonist makes me feel insecure.