He Went Back

Is this considered unequal love? It's sad, although I don't like NP, this kind of thing is not as good as NP or no CP. As long as that person A just confesses, it will be successful. In the end, the deputy commander did not directly confess, and the two of them will not be on the same channel in the end. If you see too many misunderstandings of this kind of words, it will not be funny. The emotional line doesn't work. As for the plot, at first I thought it was about the peace of war in another world, adventure or infrastructure, but it turns out that the heartthrob drives the plot, the protagonist is emotionally slow, and the deputy commander relies on his own imagination. There is really no love between the two. I insisted on reading it thinking that the emotional line would develop in the end, but the result was still like this, I was really helpless and furious.

It's really fun to watch, it would be better if np

The main plot setting is very nice, and the emotional plot emm... The love brain full of colors and the love of the heartthrob straight man. The emotional line is such that while watching it, you will keep asking why, but the mystery set up in the plot is revealed step by step. I like it very much. It's good to watch.

Spreading flowers is so in line with my taste, hahaha, the heartthrob Haitang Shou who is focused on starting a career and full of yellow waste

I've finished it, and I have to say that my wife is really good at writing this kind of S/B villains, and she writes them so well that people want to kill them.

Finished reading. To sum up, the protagonist Su Kesu can be loved by almost everyone, except for the bad ones who dislike him. But! The villains in this article are simply as if they are mentally ill. They are all extremely confident and behave in ways that make me want to slap him. So if you can't stand the villain's intellectual behavior, you can go out and turn left. But if you really like the male protagonist Su Shuangwen more than you can accept the intellectual character, you can come in. The protagonist is very good!

If you like the starting point and career line, you can go for it. There are only two chapters for the emotional line. I feel np is more suitable

Love comes a bit out of nowhere, and career is a bit too dependent on the aura of being a heartthrob.

There are a little bit of love scenes, I've been waiting for Shi Hai to say she loves him

Fidel is my favorite protagonist in the novels I have read recently. Although Jack Su's heartthrob aura is indeed serious, it does not feel greasy. It is rare that I did not feel uncomfortable watching the Su Shuang and Wenzheng Su-type male protagonists. The only drawback is that the emotional line is a bit stiff (?). Although I knew that the CP was the deputy commander from the beginning, I couldn't stand it. There are crazy beasts, dressed beasts, and green tea monsters. They all feel more distinctive than the real ones... And judging from the character of the protagonist, I always feel that it is better to have no CP or np (although JJ does not allow writing np) But overall I still like this article very much. The career line has a bit of a progressive flavor. In terms of CP, the deputy commander's ability is online. It is not the kind of drag and garbage in the classic attack Su Wen, which is still acceptable. In short, please give the author a big boost, the more you write, the better (? ??_??)?