Let's Not Bring Up the Past

Su Yi lived a very wanton life. He didn't even believe in true love or not. He was just enjoying the present and living his own life without worrying about the future or the future.

I don't like to read articles that turn back and forth, but I quite like this one.

Review and make up points. Love this story.

I like watching Su drive, but Su seems a little heartless. Maybe I don't understand the feelings of hurt people?

How about watching the young couple's little life?

Reading this article, I always felt that the writing made me feel uncomfortable, and then I finally discovered something that made me feel uncomfortable: this article was written in the first person, and what I saw was Xiao Shou's psychology. From the beginning of the article, Xiao Shou kept saying that he didn't care about Xiao Gong, didn't love Xiao Gong, etc., But he still wanted to be with Xiao Gong. If this kind of mentality were only written in about ten chapters, it would be understandable. The problem is that at the end, Xiao Shou still kept shouting with this kind of mentality. It felt a bit like making a biaozi and erecting an archway.

In fact, after reading the full text, I felt very sorry for Ling Hao, not Su

The writing is good writing But you have to be very careful when writing about psychological things, otherwise the writing will be very superficial. Darkness is difficult to write about. That's why Hannibal is so good, isn't it? Also, I always feel that the protagonist Su is a clown, which is embarrassing. A picky reader

Very interesting story

I have been very fond of Fei Mo's novels since the Chronicles of Emperor Jing. The writing style is humorous, which makes readers feel comfortable and enjoy the process of reading the novels. I used to prefer heart-wrenching articles, but I couldn't let go of Fei Mo's articles, and I always read them in one sitting. Looking forward to your new work.