
Fish Soup Noodles
鱼汤面
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 47k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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In booklists 15
Books I Like
Books I relatively like, in no particular order
The Eight Bitters of Life
A personal list of BE stories I've read.
A Collection of My Favorite Books (BG)
My requirements are a male lead who's a virgin, while the female lead can be anything, and beautiful prose that's romantic or deeply moving. I'm open to all kinds of characterizations! No spoilers, just my thoughts after reading.
Those Free, Heavenly Reads
As the title says, most are short stories, and they're great.
Original Romance I Keep Rereading
I don't have many recommendations, but I've read every one of these at least twice. They're all great.
Strictly for Main Character Fans
Keywords: villains, outside conventional morality, the Fourth Calamity, satisfying stories. I only read BG and no-CP works. The standard for selection is that the protagonist acts according to their own wishes.
Bored and Avoiding Homework, So Here's a Roundup
A bit of everything... Lots of stories I thought were okay, and ones with settings I really liked but couldn't finish for various reasons... I'm sleepy, so I'll add more when I have time (hopefully I can!)
My Favorites
I'm fine with romance, pure romance, or no CP. I just want the story to focus on a strong protagonist. I don't read many romance stories; I only love Jin Dai.
Delicious
Delicious free stories
Favorites
Personal favorites
Favorite Romance Reads
My tastes are all over the place, and every book is good enough to read two or three times. I revisit them whenever I have some free time.
No Unfinished Stories
Keeping track of books I stopped reading halfway through. It’s not that you weren’t good enough, it’s that I wasn’t.
Short Tragedies
All short tragedies, not necessarily about love.
Sweet Little Treats With a Few Bitter Bits (Angst)
I only want pure love!!
Good Reads
Good read
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It turns out that the heroine just did what the hero did to her? Can this be called a villain? Some people, please don't feel too sorry for Otroids.
The male protagonist deserves it. If the male protagonist is really a person of high moral character, he will not retaliate against the female protagonist like that and let the female protagonist be beaten and broken. He is an evil person at heart, and a timid and fearful evil person. Moreover, he was arrogant and impulsive. He didn't take the heroine seriously at all, and he didn't treat the heroine as an equal. That was the reason for the final outcome. Of course the heroine is also an evil person, but her unfortunate childhood led to her evil. Of course, the heroine will also suffer the consequences, because she cannot restrain her evil instinct, and sooner or later she will be discovered. The author writes wonderfully, portraying the characters of two people vividly in such a short space of time.
From the beginning, I always feel that the heroine has been acting like she has a crush on the hero. Even the medicine may have been deliberately used to let the hero find out. It is possible that the most dangerous place is the safest place. But hiding in the kitchen, she must know that the hero will fall. The hero must have cooked before, so sooner or later, he will enter the kitchen. She also specifically told the hero that she wanted to cook for him and then broke down and cried at night when the hero knew that he was depressed. Why didn't she cry before when the hero started? I felt sorry for him. It was the best time to defeat the male protagonist. She took the opportunity to say to the male protagonist that the only way to survive was to act. Then the male protagonist got emotional and did that kind of thing. Moreover, she had just had a scene with the male protagonist earlier. She didn't know how much she had practiced in private. The scene she played over and over was just for those few minutes to make the male protagonist look at her with admiration. The male protagonist who acted like this would definitely have some kind of spiritual sustenance for her, especially when Guo Jiahe couldn't perform anything, the better she acted, the more the male protagonist relied on her. Seriously, she didn't rush to say that she would just take the male lead to surrender, otherwise her future would definitely be ruined, so she puaded the male lead and told him that she still wanted to get married and have children with him. He must have loved her and walked into the nightclub she was talking about for whatever reason, so he went in as soon as the heroine's mother pulled him and said, "I think the heroine may have arranged it in advance, and later arranged for a girl who behaved a bit like him to sleep with her. Maybe the girl in the hero's behavior... After a little DP, he got out of control, and then the heroine may have expected that he should xd, and then showed her disappointment in him at his house. To make the male protagonist collapse again, maybe he really changed his syringe and added some tricks. Then after the male protagonist died, no one knew how the female protagonist came to the position. Then she wrote a suicide note and put all the blame on the male protagonist. The world scorned the male protagonist. After all, no one can refute the fact that the female protagonist retired after her success (I have always thought that the female protagonist was too good at acting. I may really like her a little bit, but it is insignificant and may not be comparable to the weight of her inner interests. I always feel that the female protagonist has always used acting to the male protagonist. That side of her, whether it is crying or tenderness, feels that she is ready for it. Maybe the male protagonist has already fallen into it and he can't see it at all. If he is still rational, he may have seen through it long ago. It feels that the female protagonist can predict that the male protagonist will fall step by step. She may not believe in love for so many years. She has long been unable to get rid of the benefits of profit. Maybe in her eyes, the male protagonist is just a better financial sponsor. Maybe she has thought about actually sending the male protagonist to the hospital. I didn't want him to die. Maybe there was still a trace of love but it was too small. Maybe there was also a little bit of disdain for the male protagonist. Look at what she said earlier. Maybe next time she will become the humble one when she is a high-ranking male protagonist. It feels like a foreshadowing. Maybe she wants to turn the male protagonist into a partner who is as decisive and killing as her. But the male protagonist can't do it. The female protagonist feels that it is boring to keep him. It is also a disaster. I think the female protagonist has never been the kind of person who will be easily moved unless She is willing to pretend. From the way she met the male protagonist for the first time, it can be seen that she can actually have money and trample on other people's dignity at will. She can't bear the lack of money. Maybe the male protagonist's appearance may really be her salvation when she is sixteen years old. She never feels that she is at fault. Every time she apologizes, she just has to pretend. She knows that the male protagonist will be soft-hearted and maybe that time will be the time when they break the window. So she is willing to wait for that hour. After all, one has to endure hardship to become a good person.) It is a very awesome reversal. I thought of it but didn't dare to think about it.
I have feelings after reading the comment section. Many people said that the male protagonist worked hard and the female protagonist humiliated her. The female protagonist deserves it. I said you should stop loving men too much. What kind of life will the female protagonist have when she returns to the flower farm? Do you know how many little girls a year have goblets stuffed under their lower bodies, and when the glass breaks, mixed with the uterus and intestines, it flows out and dies? Do you know how many girls are drugged with velvet and have convulsions all over their bodies and their eyeballs pop out? In the past, in a certain province in the north, there was a room with that thing and high heels on a 40-centimeter floor in the shape of a seahorse. How many girls died on the spot? Don't think that going back to the nightclub and hanging out is just for fun. If you endure it for ten minutes at night, going to Loewe to buy clothes during the day is like buying a new one.
Although values cannot be learned, I love the evil heroine so much! ... How to put it this way, the final victory belongs to the heroine. The main reason is that the heroine is a born evil person, just like she was bad at the beginning. In order to succeed and take revenge, she can even give up her dignity, while the male protagonist is slightly inferior. Although he comes from the bottom, he has never been exposed to anything too shameful, and he still retains his dignity, so he loses.
Two lunatics, but the female lead is highly skilled and I love her very much
Ji Xiaotang finally got rid of the bitchy men and can rely on himself to be beautiful [Mao Tou] [Mao Tou] Men can be used as springboards [Milk Tea]
It seems that the male protagonist first set up a trap to retaliate against the female protagonist, causing her to break her ribs and almost ruin her life. Then he cheated on the heroine, took drugs and killed someone. It seemed good, and I was happy with the ending.
I'm so disgusted. I really don't like this ending at all. She's not a good person. Why can the heroine be safe?
I can only say that the male protagonist made a mistake in his trip and the female protagonist over-fulfilled her revenge [laughing and crying]. It was quite exciting. I got goosebumps when I saw it at the end. It turns out that my wife can not only write cookies but also such horror stories. Although it is twisted, it is impressive.