The Submissive One (A Fake X Dark and Sweet Story)

This book is really well written, I have read it several times, and every time I feel deeply that my IQ is not enough, and I feel like I am overachieving. I think about it every time I watch it. It seems that weak feelings have done nothing but got everything they wanted. Why? I've been thinking a lot recently, and I came to the conclusion that Shou is scheming, ruthless, and has a bottom line. He deserves to get what he wants. He doesn't take the initiative to harm others, but he will deliberately expose himself to the public as a bait. He is obviously weak and dares to gamble. It's no wonder that he is constantly manipulated every time he attacks. He is a ruthless person and a crazy gambler. Of course, behind every seemingly coincidence, I don't know if Shou has repeatedly deduced the results and processes. He is scheming and capable. He is ruthless and knows exactly what Gong is thinking. He is gentle when he needs to show jealousy and shows it when he needs to. He is too rational and has really good emotional management skills. That is to say, Shou is in hell. His parents are dead and his health is not good. Otherwise, such a person will definitely achieve great things. But Shou is also very smart. He seizes every opportunity that is best for him and makes almost the best decisions. Everything makes people feel that it is smooth sailing. The more it is like this, the less simple it is.

I'm so surprised that an article written 13 years ago has such writing style and characters.

Reading the whole article, it is clear that Su Sining is very cunning, and the housekeeper also pointed out that he is the most jealous person in the castle, but Gong obviously knows about it, but he also manipulates him. Maybe it's because there is too little background, and I can't see what some comments say about using each other, because I don't think the harem is a harem that they want to break up now, but it's not necessarily true for the harem. I can't tell whether they like each other or whether they are lying.

Who knows, family members? This is actually a text written more than ten years ago.

I really like the style of this writing. I have never seen it before. It's really nice.

Su has such an exquisite heart. As long as his body doesn't collapse, he will succeed wherever he goes. It's just that his body is weak, and his mental strategies are much better than those of today who are trying to be strong. [Come on] [Come on] [Come on]

I read this article twice. When I read it a few years ago, I felt very sad. It seemed calm but in the end I won. It seemed emotional and sweet, so it left a deep impression on me. I have been looking for it for a long time and want to read it again. However, I had a sad feeling in the middle of reading today, and it became more so towards the end and even towards the end. Just as Shou said at the beginning, he was willing to go back with Gong because Gong could give him a better life. And later on, he quietly seduced (forgive me for using this word) and even eliminated other people step by step. Perhaps the starting point was not because of how much he loved Gong. There is no other reason. He is too calm. He knows when to express a little jealousy and when to pretend to be magnanimous and uncontested, which will make him pity and love him. The most outstanding thing is that he got angry after being forced by a group of people in the main room, but when he came back, he first let the opponent Fang Satisfied was expressing his jealousy. He had probably seen too many stories where the protagonist would not give the other party the satisfaction when he was angry, and the other party would be shut out, causing all kinds of problems. He felt even more sad when he appreciated it. If he liked it, he would still be so calm. If he didn't like it... This story is more like Shou discovered that Gong was somewhat interested in him, and in order to get better treatment, and in that environment, he could no longer find anyone with better conditions than Gong, so he made a plan to move forward and completely captured Gong step by step. But even if he achieved this, did he really love Gong? I saw them ooxxing several times and became more and more intolerable. I just felt a little sad. Maybe it was not worth it. In fact, I had no choice from the time I put him in the backyard and started to suffer.

In fact, I don't think it's particularly bad to accept it, it's just self-protection. Actually, I have no idea where the two of them fell in love with each other. Maybe it was because Shou said they were using each other, and then Gong wanted to use Shou to dismiss the harem and get Shou? Do you want to use your resources to take good care of your body? Then I was very curious. Did Shou really like to attack when he was saving the attack that day? Then he mentioned the woodcutter. I remember Shou said at the beginning that the woodcutter was already dead.

I really like the style of this writing. I have never seen it before. It's really nice.

Da Da, there is a book copying the plot and setting of your book. The book is called Xiao Shou's self-cultivation. The author's name is Weiyu Liangxiao. It also opens with heavy snow. The sick and weak Xiao Shou meets the injured Xiao Gong. Xiao Gong's subordinates come to find him. Xiao Gong takes Xiao Shou with him. Xiao Gong has a bunch of people in the backyard. Mrs. Gongzi, in addition to adding a little Shou, she is a traveler with a strategy system. Basically, there are many characters, backgrounds, storylines and settings that are confusing. It makes me a little angry. At the beginning, I was thinking about changing the name and expanding it, but the author's writing style is different and not so refined.