Let Me Be Your Big Brother

Demining Special Session 1. It is possible that you are unclean. There is no specific explanation in the article, but some words vaguely indicate it, such as: "He is a master in sexual /// affairs//" and "I just don't feel comfortable with ///// men." The content is in the locked chapter [Chapter 30]. (Other than that, there should be no more) 2. The first time you attack and receive is forced by attack. (Summary: Sleeping while drunk, taking advantage of others' danger) 3. Have a low sense of morality, strong chauvinism, and will do whatever it takes to get what they want. For example: [Chapter 26] ["My view on love is that you must have the person you like. If you want to sleep next to me, you must sleep with me for at least fifty years. If you can't catch her, you'll lie. If you can't cheat, you'll rob. If you can't catch her, you'll pester her. You'll do whatever it takes. All means are only to serve the final result."] 4. The setting of Shou is an ordinary child who is always forgotten at home, so his character is relatively weak and lacks love, so he is easily moved by straightforward words. Friends who cannot accept the above can leave. If you are still interested after reading it, you are welcome to watch it! If you want the full text of ws, you can go to Super Talk to get it, and there is also a separate extra of gz [laughing].

I'm very interested in the locked chapters.

Ah, to be honest, I think it's been a long time since I've seen an article in Jinjiang that made me inclined to reply to comments. Have you become impetuous after over-commercialization? That's not necessarily the case. Maybe it's because I didn't take it seriously. But some of the articles on the home page now are really hard to read: writing about the system is all routine, embarrassing in attacking and teasing, inexplicably abusive, and cute without logic... It really makes me unable to complain. On Zhihu, watch the dancing master's answer to those young people who want to become Internet writing masters: You must like it! I don't doubt that most of those who write blockbusters love writing code words, every character they create, and the fictional world... But when writing blockbusters, are you really like cucumbers, who start writing things you don't like so much for the sake of money, fame, rankings, etc. For reasons of survival? Of course, I am not qualified to comment, but as a reader, I hope that Jinjiang's comment area can return to the serious discussion of Liangwu Da's article. The author of Jinjiang can have some spirit of writing for the sake of writing, and show that he really likes it and is in the industry, instead of being cute and asking for something every time he has something to say. I'm not qualified. But I have hopes and expectations as a reader. I hope Jinjiang will get better and better. What the hell am I talking about...

The statement in this article that how parents deal with their adult children is a new topic is very mature. It can no longer be completely suppressed. Parents have to face how to listen and change their stance to understand. The view of relationships in Wu Da's novels is indeed relatively mature. Perhaps younger readers would not like such blandness. Especially in the Year of the Tiger Chronicles, it is believed that scumbags and scumbags suffer. Emotions should be black and white, but relationships are not binary 0s and 1s. Every long-lasting relationship is full of thorns, and everyone has experienced deep or shallow hurts before they can be said to be peaceful in the years. Therefore, the article about Fog is very realistic and has a lot of resonance.

I originally wanted to review the great novel "Missing", but I accidentally discovered this book. I was very interested in reading the title and introduction, so I followed it, and I became addicted. Whether it's the clean and life-like writing, or the flesh-and-blood characters, I can't put it down. Shuangxi is a person with a bit of low self-esteem and lack of love. He is always at the low end of the scale in the hearts of his parents. He once wanted to win over his parents for their favor, but he gradually gave in day after day. He lived like this with confusion and dullness until Jiang Wentao broke into his life. This old friend from high school was domineering and forceful, forcing Shuangxi to accept his love. Otherwise, these two people are really a match made in heaven. A person who is extremely controlling meets an indecisive person who needs to rely on. Reunited as if destined, Ye Shuangxi finally had a brother he could rely on, a warm embrace that allowed him to land peacefully. Near the end, I suddenly felt a sense of reluctance, and that feeling of emptiness came over me. I waited for two days before continuing to read. Only then did I understand why some people would be reluctant to read the ending of a story they like. Shuangxi, after so many years, how are you and Wen Tao doing? I think it must be happiness. Alas, this feeling of loss is really uncomfortable. Just be happy.

It's really good. I read it from other books written by my wife. I didn't expect all the books to be so good. I have been in the novel field for nearly ten years and this is the first time I read a novel by my wife. I really missed a lot. [Crying] It would be nice if there was a sequel [Pity] [Crying]

I bought my brother's personal journal published by the teacher, but I didn't expect it to have an extra chapter [Spreading Flowers]

Great article, really good!

Finished reading! Very well written!

Perfect ending~~big love