Sour grapes? Lin Chumu got to taste them, and they were so sweet! Everyone says Zhou Kecen is aloof, eccentric, willful, and rebellious. Only Lin Chumu knows how soft she really is.
A rebellious, lovesick mad dog x a shy, sweet girl who is delicate and soft
Childhood sweethearts, growing up together, sweet romance
Lin Chumu watched with her own eyes as Zhou Kecen grew from a little menace into a big one.
I'll go wherever you go, through every pleasure and adventure.
I'll share life's everyday necessities with you.
Completed works in the author's collection:
"Unapproachable"
"The Eldest Princess Is Always Pretending to Be Poor and Weak"
"Picking Up a Little Darling": A domineering CEO in public, doting in private. Enjoy without worry, it's a sweet romance.
A lecherous top whose persona is always falling apart x a shamelessly flirtatious bottom who doesn't know what they're doing and needs to be taught a lesson
·Coming soon
"The Actress Is a Clingy Sweetheart": A haughty big shot who loves to act spoiled and make a scene!
After their souls switch, she discovers that the aloof actress is actually clingy.
A beautiful, talkative, universally adored bottom x a noble, icy, two-faced top
Theme:
In fact, the writing of this book is very good, but the plot is different from ordinary campus books. Most of the campus articles I read in the past were the kind that came naturally. I started reading romance novels. I usually read romance novels in the fantasy genre, and I rarely get involved in campus novels. Because they all follow the same routine, campus articles are generally sweet articles. After reading romance novels for 4 years, I started reading Danmei. I started reading Lily more than half a year later. In fact, novels, especially campus novels, always felt unreal to me. The aura of the protagonist in the novel is really strong. You can't even see any shortcomings, and even quarrels and conflicts can be easily resolved. Especially for campus novels, the final ending is basically very happy. But sweetness is sweet, but it is not realistic at all. I don't feel that this book is that fake. Although the character of the protagonist and the settings that appear to promote the plot are impossible for most people to experience in real life, I feel that it is much more realistic. The character Ling in this book was born with a golden key in her mouth, so her character planted the seeds for what happened later. As for Mu, there is a big gap between her and Ling. I don't know if people who read the book have paid close attention to the plot in the early and middle stages. It's sweet, but it's obvious that Ling paid a lot for it. Looking back at Mu, her experience is indeed worthy of sympathy. I felt sorry for Mu from the beginning, but I feel that Ling has sacrificed a lot in this relationship. The age difference between them means that one is in junior high school and the other is in high school. Ling knew her own feelings not long after the beginning of the book. As for Mu, when did she know about it? She didn't even notice it during the military training in college. How long had Ling waited for Mu? A long time. Mu has always been doted on by Ling, right? Ling's character is mentioned in the previous plot. She is like a robot, but because of Mu, she gradually becomes more humane. But her essence hasn't changed, right? Ling later imprisoned Mu, which was unbelievable and unacceptable to most people. But I don't think so. Ling has been suppressing her feelings, which in itself is a time bomb. Her character and the emotions she has suppressed are a ticking time bomb in themselves. Put yourself in someone else's shoes. She has wanted to get wind and rain since she was a child, but this is the only thing she can't ask for. It's not like Ling has never thought about letting go, but she can't do it, right? I even felt that Ling's devotion to this relationship was not worth it. But Mu is right, I can only say regret, regret for Mu's slowness, regret for Ling's humbleness. Mu has mental illness and is treated by a psychiatrist. What about Ling? I have always felt that Ling's mentality was not very healthy, but Ling Youmu could endure it when she was alone. She was so tolerant, that's all I can say. Well, this novel is actually a bit unfinished at the end, because there is a missing person - Xi Mo. In the middle period, she discovered that Ling was special to Mu, but then Xi Mo never showed up again. There are also some minor problems that the author may have forgotten or didn't think of. When Mu arrived at university, Chu's pursuit was the fuse that ignited the hidden problems between her and Ling. Later, when I saw the part where Mu and Chu were friends, I didn't want to watch it, so I skipped it. Go directly to the following content, where Mu and Ling finally get together. This ending is expected. To be honest, I really wanted Ling to die when I was in college. Mu was protected so well by Ling, and I really wanted Mu to have a taste of life without Ling's protection.
It's a bit anticlimactic, which is a pity.
I don't believe it, I can't post the comment yet! Zhou's manipulation of Lin in the early, middle and late stages was disgusting, restricting freedom, coercive behavior, and discordant views. No different than scum. Lin's final change of attitude was also very hasty. How could they still be together in harmony after such a thing happened?! Geography is given to them in the early and mid-term.
Just gone? Is nm gone? That's outrageous? Did you two talk? Is there a part about falling in love? Is there any? Sweet article? Sweet and lonely? I can't brush up my previous comments. Is it okay to give me a zero score?
Just gone? Is nm gone? That's outrageous? Did you two talk? Is there a part about falling in love? Is there any? Sweet article? Sweet and lonely? I can't brush up my previous comments. Is it okay to give me a zero score?
Too much abuse and too little sugar made me feel uncomfortable, and I felt like everything was passing by incomprehensibly.
Why do I feel like I'm gone after being tortured?
? Farewell, what the hell? Zhou also deserves it? Will you chase people well?? Climb for me
Is he worthy of such a piece of shit?? Is he worthy??? Is he worthy?????????
Not bad. By connecting the story and ending of Chu Mu and the others in "Pick Up a Little Ancestor", we can roughly understand Chu Mu's psychological process and the reason for forgiving Ke Cen.