[The characters may go off the rails later on, so I'm planning a major revision. Proceed with caution.]
Currently serializing: The Top-Tier Star's Baffling Behavior. See my profile for the synopsis.
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[Sunny, lively, self-obsessed, sweet-talking bottom x bullied at school, insecure, withdrawn, crybaby top]
High School
When Sang Ran discovers that the unconventional, withdrawn boy ostracized at his new school is actually a gorgeous beauty with a delicate, pliant body, and realizes he's fallen for him
Sang Ran: This must be my destined wife.
University
The gorgeous beauty, now strong enough to overpower Sang Ran, pins him down and gently coaxes him by the ear
"I've practiced for a long time. Trust me."
A few notes:
1. This is a story about saving someone and being saved in return.
2. Super sweet! Sweet! Sweet!
3. Mostly set in high school.
Theme:
After reading it, it was really baffling. The plot in the front is OK, but in the back, it suddenly becomes bloody and school violence comes out. I also endured the disapproval of my family. Why is the ending so disgusting? This persona is too outrageous, and the girl clearly exposed the photos of Gong and Shou, and they were scolded. Why did Shou still be friends with him, and get into a fight with her in front of Gong? I was annoyed to death when I saw her cuddling with Shoucuo earlier, but I didn't expect this scene to happen near the end. It's like driving at double speed later, the parents agree to the relationship, and the father is disgusted by it. Doesn't this mean anything? And Gong, for whom leaving is not inevitable. I think it's understandable to accept the previous persona, right? In addition, Shou's mother also thought of letting him transfer to another school in order to prevent the two of them from being together. Won't he understand? After the reunion, it seemed like Xiang Gong had no feelings for him at all, and gave up when he said he wanted to. I understand that he was a little upset and sad that Gong left him. But why does he feel that this relationship doesn't matter? Are they really coincidentally in the same university and major? Doesn't he have any brains? Moreover, while they were fighting each other in a bad mood before, they suddenly got together after a fight. I don't even bother to talk about Gong's character design. From low self-esteem to being redeemed, to being forced to separate and directly "blackening", I can understand it. But I'm really speechless about this emotional line. I'm still in love with each other as much as I want. Moreover, Gongsuan was relatively reserved before, and Shou understands his inferiority complex, so he is very enthusiastic. When we meet again later, the passion suddenly shrinks? I'm really convinced. The above are all subjective complaints that I was very unhappy about after reading them, and all of them support the genuine version.
There are so many bitches in this article. This is my summary of this article.
Why should you criticize two children so harshly? Why can love and redemption only see darkness?
There is no blame for your sincerity. When you were lying on the hospital bed, your parents and his mother wanted him to leave, far away. What did you ask him to do?
I really cried (?;;`) How come the little mute is so manly and doesn't even have a process?
I'm speechless. Next time I read the article, I'll search for spoilers.
This character's design is too ridiculous, isn't it?
I understand, now Ozawa looks like King Kong Barbie
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
I think... (Erkang Hand/Hungry