Nine-Story Pagoda

Don't read the black and white accusations in the comment section. This book is a fairy tale love story for adults. The female protagonist is mature, beautiful, and independent. She started to like the male protagonist from his face and body, and gradually fell in love with him as they got closer. She has always been Su Meng who puts herself first. The male protagonist is shaped to highlight the female protagonist, and there is relatively little description of his mentality.

Mengmeng should be a character that most people like and yearn for. She is confident, self-consistent, full of energy, and has a rational and empathetic way of dealing with people and thinking. She loves herself and loves others (the male protagonist's role in the whole story is very dull. He is gentle and well-educated. He will accompany his ex-girlfriend when she needs it. He looks infatuated in front of Mengmeng.) I am actually a little disgusted. I broke up with my ex-girlfriend not long ago before entering the next relationship. I personally feel that he grew up again under the nourishment of Mengmeng.

I really like the heroine's character, but the male protagonist is average and a bit unworthy of her. I feel like I can't talk or be romantic, and let the woman take the initiative in everything. It was the woman who asked for the certificate, and I feel that the woman loves her more. Really unworthy of her

Personally, I prefer the female protagonist. The male protagonist was so reluctant to let go of Zhang Mi, and he fell in love with the female protagonist within a short period of time. I couldn't feel the emotional changes in his heart. It was too abrupt.

I like the heroine's attitude towards life very much. I am often internally conflicted, so I hope I can learn something from it and gradually grow.

The style of this book is light, but maybe it's because I'm getting older. I now prefer this kind of light happiness to the vigorous one. When I saw that Yunting met someone new and decided to start over, my nose couldn't help but feel sour. Just like she said, we will all get what we want in the end, and life will get better and better. It's a pity that I didn't see the story of Mengmeng and Chen Mai getting married and having children. I always feel that people like Mengmeng deserve the best. I believe that no one will dislike Su Meng after reading the whole story.

The heroine is really charming!

This is a very detailed article. The male and female protagonists are really good, and the characters are very three-dimensional. But from my point of view, when the male protagonist is obsessed with his ex-girlfriend and still wants to keep her, it is very heartbreaking and distressing for the female protagonist. It is very uncomfortable to be in the perspective of the female protagonist at that time. Because the male protagonist is so good, so good, so sweet, even after the male and female protagonists are together, the writing is so sweet, I still feel a slight sadness.

I have read this book several times, and after thinking about it, it is because the heroine attracted me. Mengmeng herself is a very "complete" person. Whether she is single or with a partner, she can manage her life well. Because she is beautiful in person, the male protagonist who sets her off is also good.

What an enviable love. [Orange Candy] I got it