Ming Li has an enemy: Qiu Hai, the campus heartthrob hailed as "the best-looking guy at the flight academy in the last decade."
Qiu Hai not only brazenly stole the girl Ming Li had a crush on, then promptly dumped her, but after they graduated and joined the same company, he used his position to pick on Ming Li at every turn.
With old and new grudges to settle, Ming Li decides to take an unconventional route and use every trick in the book to turn him gay. His moves come fast and furious, sparks flying all the way... until Ming Li himself gets bent into a pretzel.
Qiu Hai: Don't ask. The answer is, I've always been gay.
Ming Li slams the table: That's not scientifically possible!
Qiu Hai has money, social status, and has traveled all over the world, but he has a secret: for eight years, he's secretly kept the love letter Ming Li gave to his crush, which she disdainfully threw away.
Straight-faced troublemaker with a filthy mouth and a devoted heart gong x shou who likes him but refuses to admit it and gets face-slapped
1. The gong is devoted from beginning to end. The rumors are all just appearances.
2. Mutual pining, 1v1, happy ending.
Theme: Believe in the light in life.
It was as if I had seen a sex-changed version of an ancient romantic novel. . It's a bit bad, there's something wrong with his character. As for Gong's character, on the one hand he doesn't like other people's mysophobia when carrying boxes, and on the other hand he flirts with others (although it's to make Shou jealous, it's still a bit weird). In terms of Sue's character, I'd say he's career-minded, but he's also really love-minded. I'd say he's love-minded, and the title is that he's an industry elite. All kinds of unreasonableness, the story setting is okay, but the character design is really not. Not to mention the supporting roles, the standard villain female supporting role, it feels like two people before and after, a bit sadistic for the sake of being sadistic. I felt suffocated while watching it. In fact, the big taboo about the reunion after being broken is a bloody misunderstanding. It is recommended not to include too many plots in ordinary themes. You can focus on the state of mind and growth of the two people. Otherwise, the broken mirror will never be reunited.
Why is it so funny? Hahahahaha. The abandoned orphan in love.
There is something about the character setting of the weekend that makes me uncomfortable. Of course, this only represents my point of view. I think if he did this, is he really a "friend" of the protagonist? It's really weird, very strange, very touching. I feel like this character exists to serve no purpose other than to give me a sense of biodiversity. Romance articles do not necessarily have to have so-called "villains", and developing peacefully and peacefully does not mean there is no future. I saw that it was less than 40, and mentally I didn't want to turn to the next page. I hope the author can consider the "meaning of existence" of the characters, and if he wants to enrich the characters in the novel, he can write more lovable ones. If I want to promote the plot, I think there is a safer way. Putting the characters of the weekend here is really too conflicting and even abrupt, just like picking pickles on a strawberry cake.
I feel like these chapters are so baffling.
A treasure trove of text was discovered!!!!
Weekend. . . What's going on