
We Agreed to Be Each Other’s Substitute (GL)
说好做彼此的替身(GL)
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 222k Words
- Genre
- Baihe (GL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
71Chapters
7.3kFavorites
9.2Score
3.9kNutrient gifts
11.7kClicks per chapter
2.3kComments
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Reading Girls’ Love Again
My memory is bad, so I'm keeping track of what I've read. I love teacher-student relationships and dogs, and most of my reviews are just personal rambling.
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Lesbians Beneath the Orange Tree in the Lily Garden (3)
I'm back again. This time, it's books I've finished since June 13, 2025. I guarantee I've finished every one and will give an honest review.
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Saving the books I've read here. I haven't added them all yet. I'm not very good at using the reading list feature, so I'm figuring it out as I go. I brought these over from my old read list, and some are adorable free short stories.
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Reader comments 29
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It took me one night to read it, and it was a very good article. Many people said it was not cruel enough when I read recommendations elsewhere, but I personally think it is just right. The cause of the crematorium is not a heinous problem. The rhythm of the whole text is in the hands of Teacher Xie, and the anchor also actively corrected it. I have to say that Teacher Xie writes the charm of the character very well, and the big dog is also very well-behaved. Both of them like it very much. Regarding the rest of the medical industry, a layman will not see any obvious illogical points, and the writing is smooth. Summary: Recommended
You can say that the anchor's skills are not good, but don't say that her skills are not good just because she is a female anchor. It will only show that you are low and cannot attack other people's strength, so you attack people's gender. It's the same idea as girls who can't learn science well and can only study liberal arts. However, according to the online data of China's national education, the average score of boys is lower than that of girls in both liberal arts and science. This is data, a fact, not a fantasy. People still cannot live in imagination and imagine what women are. I can't do anything well. I imagine that I am still living in the Qing Empire, controlling most of the society's resources based on gender, but in the end, I will end up destroying the country. Because the resources are unfairly distributed, talented people will not be able to express themselves, while those without talent will squander it at will based on their gender. Tsk tsk tsk tsk.
Dr. Xie's charm is really amazing. He is rational and will never let emotions affect his career. However, unlike other characters whose rationality trumps all else, he has a unique preference for the people he likes. Not only does it make people like her, but it also makes people want to learn from her attitude towards career and relationships. It will be easier for them to admire her and admire her feelings.
It took me an all-nighter to read it, hahaha. How can I put it this way? I think Wenwen can still be read. Don't be dissuaded by other people's comments. After all, I didn't want to read it for a moment, but after reading it, I felt that it was readable to a certain extent. Neither Dr. Xie nor Lu Gou are perfect, but they are both growing.
I have re-read this article several times, and I have to say that the author wrote it very well. The breakup and reunion of the two people are a gradual process, and Dr. Xie's charm becomes more and more prominent in the following chapters. If you like the idea of reconciliation, then I definitely recommend this article. It is different from the ordinary "breaking mirror and re-entering the circle" essays, which are generally guided by being attacked and abused. But this article is not so much that Lu Kaiyan is leading this relationship, but Dr. Xie is in a leading position; so I would like to call this article a series of what to do after I suddenly found out that my girlfriend is too popular after a breakup. Although the beginning is a sad part, I personally think the sad part is pretty good. It is not sad enough compared to other sad stories, but the rest is full of sugar, bitter at first and then sweet. Moreover, Dr. Xie's preference for the anchor, his attitude towards his love rival, and his good figure (bushi) make people wonder how there is such a perfect Dr. Xie in the world!!! The changes and some actions of the anchor later are also cute. It would still be a pity if you missed the various transformations of Dr. Xie and the anchor in the later period because of the abuse in the early stage. I hope the author will start a new article as soon as possible, and I am eagerly waiting for the new pitfalls in the next article.
Don't tell me, I really like this kind of writing where one party is very sensible. I love it.
I hate land dogs in the front, but I like them in the back. I wish you a long life.
I stayed up late to read it. I liked it very much. I have always been opposed to the theme of reunion. This is the first novel with this theme that after reading it, I felt that it is reasonable for two people to separate and get back together again. Dr. Xie is really great. He is sensible and charming. The dead dog is also good. Anyway, I felt warm and comfortable after reading it.
Wow wow wow I really like this article
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