Reborn as the Villain's Frail Childhood Friend

This article is really strange. You could say it's a golden finger. The male protagonist's career line is pitifully small and it's all covered up in one stroke. It's said to be an enjoyable article, but I didn't feel very happy after reading it. The cannon fodder causing trouble and getting slapped in the face was just brushed off. I think the author wanted to write about feelings throughout the whole process. The biggest part of this article is □□. He gave up the golden finger career line of the protagonist and also wrote the story of □□ in the characterization. This shows the author's love for TVB. But the protagonists are not police officers, and this does not have much to do with their career lines. On the contrary, as a Goldfinger novel, there is no career line, the emotional drama is weak, and the protagonist is not the smartest. He always follows other people's ways, which is very confusing. I don't quite understand what the author wants to do. It can only be said that I wanted to write too much, but my ability was not up to it. In the end, it was just an empty brushstroke, leaving readers confused. I wanted to write about sex, suspense, entrepreneurship, and love, but in the end, I couldn't write about fame in any of them, and I was completely different. The plot of the entire article revolves around the mysterious role of Wu Ye, but Wu Ye is not the protagonist. He even only appears in the last few chapters, but his presence is several times stronger than that of the protagonist. I feel that if the website did not allow it to be written, the author might have prepared to write the villain as the protagonist. Instead, the protagonists of this article are like two puppets. They live in the shadow of the Fifth Master throughout the whole process, and are controlled by the Fifth Master from the first chapter to the last chapter. It feels like this is a documentary literature about a PUA patient escaping from the dead. The reason why I say this is a documentary is because at the end of the story there are still no characters, only an outline is left, and everyone goes through the outline step by step until the end. To sum up, this article is a pity to throw away if it is tasteless. I ordered it all because I have an obsessive-compulsive disorder, but after reading it it just made me want to avoid the author. I don't want to experience the same boring, uncomfortable and inescapable feeling again.

I feel that Liangzinan was quite charming in the early stage, but from the time he came out of the walled city to the filming of movies, he really felt like he had no soul. I don't know what the charm of this character is. The only point is to be served. The advantage is that he is obedient and obedient, but he has no personal charm. And the part when Ah Fei left by boat was particularly interesting. I thought there would be more exciting scenes when he came back, but the overall arrangement in the later period was not good enough. I felt that the role of Fei Ge was wasted, and the original male lead was getting more and more stupid. It feels like the intelligence and heroic potential of the handsome boy and the original male lead were all blown out of proportion at the beginning. They were just two passers-by. In the later stage, the level of the villain was also the same. I don't know why I wrote it. Perhaps the most exciting part was the time when I rescued the dancer and went to Vietnam in the early stage.

I kind of like Qin Yunfei, but also a little bit pity

The early stage was very exciting, but the later stage was so tasteless that it was a pity to abandon it. In vain, I insisted on seeing the ending. It's a pity that Ah Fei could have been a better character. The same goes for Handsome Nan. In the later stage, he really has no personal charm at all.

I just finished watching The Man, and I realized that it was written by a wife. I wanted to revisit my old place.

Is there still a chance for the book "Rebirth: Walking Side by Side"? I liked that book so much, why didn't I write it [poor]

I want to see if I have all the cards I ordered (rubbing hands)

I have read all the author's brother's articles. I am asking for the same article. I can't find a meal replacement. Please open a new article soon [dog head]

There are very few Hong Kong-style period novels with two male protagonists. Overall, it's very good!

It's pretty good, but there's just no meat. Cry.