The Little Underdog Found a Boyfriend

I didn't expect to finish this book in one go. It wasn't vigorous or dull, but it just made me read chapter after chapter because I wanted to see them redeemed by their love for each other. Rather than saying it was redemption, I wanted to describe it as therapy, yes, therapy. From the beginning, Cheng Cheng wanted to be kind to Song Song in exchange for the gems he returned home, to slowly pouring his love into it, and then to discovering that he would let Song Song do something that would hurt him because of him. His psychological condition became more and more serious, and finally he chose the best ending for himself: Maybe everyone should forget me, after all, I have never been expected or loved by anyone. But he forgot that Song Song would have wanted this ending, because during this journey, Song Song also worked hard to learn to love him, and would not give up on him because of some things like anyone Cheng Cheng had met before, so Song Song would later appear by his side with the destined ring and accompany him firmly. In fact, I can understand Cheng Cheng's sadness. It's not that he doesn't love Song Song, but maybe he loves Song Song so much that he is afraid that it will all disappear, because he has never experienced the feeling of being loved and cared for. Every time Cheng Cheng was heartbroken, my heart was just like his, as if it was being pricked by a small needle. Perhaps the reason that kept me watching was that I wanted to see Cheng Cheng truly learn to see himself clearly, feel love and being loved, truly step out of his heart, and accept that unique sunshine.

That's great, an unfortunate childhood takes a lifetime to heal. Fortunately, Xiao Cheng met someone who loves him very much. He wants to be happy forever.

Although it jumps directly to the ending, it is really good. I think the prequel is very well written, and I feel that the writing level has risen sharply. I hope to see the author write a similar fast-travel novel, a longer one, in my lifetime.

You should also pay attention to people with mental illness around you. You don't need to get close to them, but don't provoke them. They are really like a taut bow that will break at the slightest touch. Don't treat psychological problems as a joke, take them seriously

Gan Gan finally came out, spread flowers, hope they will get better and better. A sister once said that if you encounter such a person in real life, you should stay away quickly, but she also feels that there will always be someone approaching him slowly to heal him, and there will always be someone who will take the time to accept him. Everyone deserves to be loved. Suddenly I remembered what my English teacher said before, "That life is yours" (haha, a bit vulgar)

Gangan has the wrong idea. Doing some things like that makes people feel distressed. He is angry and sad when he persists. He won't say anything when he is angry, and he thinks randomly, and is worried that he will get hurt without knowing it. Hey... Gangan, you have to believe that you are the most important person in Tasi. You have the privilege of being willful with your husband (nothing else, we are all husbands).

Tasi is a smart man and loves me a lot

I'm crying, woo woo woo, Xiao Cheng is getting better and better, the author is too, the writing is so good

It's delicious. It's a bit like the Japanese light novel style of ancient BL. I really like the story of this couple. They have low self-esteem and a tough mouth. Gong Bao has a soft heart. Love is like raising a flower, and Gong Bao is also raised. It's sour and cute. When will the author's wife create a similar character design again? After reading it once, I can't help but think about it 😚 😚

Finally finished watching TUT with eyes tied shut