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[Regarding "Anime Beauty Harem Adventure" serialized in a booklet on "Internet Beautiful Girl", it was published without the author's consent (35 chapters have been published). After negotiation, the magazine has now promised to publicly apologize (an empty word!). I hope those who pirated the article and some magazines will respect themselves. The white text is also the author's hard work, and fan fiction is not a tool for your profit!
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When you find a good article, dive in and show your face. . . Author's reply:
xiexie
This novel has also been completed. It is the second completed novel that I have finished. It is really great! I was unable to come to Jinjiang some time ago due to some issues, so I regretted not being able to catch up. I finally had some free time this afternoon and read the remaining chapters in one go. Although it was enjoyable to read, I actually didn't want to read it this way—I still liked the way of slowly immersing myself in it. But the author's update speed waits for no one. The third book has already been updated with almost 100,000 words. If I don't work harder, when will I catch up? Please forgive me for reading in a hurry and not even commenting (hahahaha). Whatever you want to say, just write it down here.
(Writing this, I paused for almost twenty minutes and was stunned without typing out a single word. My mind was like a ball of string, with so many threads tangled together that I didn't know where to start. So I also included nonsense and daze, just to make up the word count, hahaha.)
Let's talk about the encounter scene first. Sister Lan was attracted by Ding Yi's singing, and realized that there was a soul hidden behind the voice that needed to be heard. The delicate and artistic brushwork makes the first encounter between two people full of a sense of fate, which is still the tone I like. The author is very good at using the environment to heighten emotions, and the whole atmosphere is exciting, like a movie scene. This is a scene I really like.
Let's talk about Ding Yi's family. Ding Yi was laughed at by his classmate's mother at school, saying "Things are born but not raised by their mothers" - who knows how damaging this sentence is to a child whose family is broken? Bad words hurt people, and the psychological damage caused by verbal violence can last for many, many years. And how many such injuries has Ding Yi endured in these years? My father was irresponsible, indifferent, violent and alcoholic; my mother had no choice but to leave. Ding Yi carried everything silently. She was stubborn in silence, and only music accompanied her and healed her. And Sister Lan's appearance was like a ray of warm sunshine in winter, giving her warmth, comfort and a safe harbor when she needed it most. Ding Yi like this makes me feel bad.
Later, Sister Lan left without saying goodbye. Although the days of separation were painful, Ding Yi did not give up on himself and did not waste time. She still lives an active life and strives to improve herself and make herself stronger. By the time she met Sister Lan again, she had grown into an adult - confident and fearless, brave in facing love, single-minded and never leaving her, and in the end she embraced the beauty and gained a good harvest in career and love. How many people give up on themselves when they encounter difficulties and put all the blame on their family of origin, but Ding Yi is different. She raised herself again and lived the way she wanted. I admire Ding Yi like this.
Sister Lan's family is undoubtedly happy. There is a passage in Chapter 5: Shen Xinlan came home, ran into the kitchen, put her arms around the waist of her mother who was cooking, and said coquettishly: "Mom, I'm back! It smells so good." Her mother was shaken by the hug, turned back with a smile, and nodded her forehead in annoyance: "You are so grown up, and you are still frizzy." This kind of warm little daily life really poked me. Then the family sat together to eat, having fun and talking about homely things. What a warm and ordinary family scene. But when the camera turned, it was Ding Yi who returned home late at night with his schoolbag on his back. When he opened the door, the pungent smell of tobacco and alcohol hit his face. There were bottles and cigarette butts all over the floor, and the house was filled with smoke. Under the same night sky, there are people who are enjoying themselves and are happy; there are people who are alone and walking alone. Our Sister Lan is a child who grew up in love.
When getting along with Ding Yi, Sister Lan really looks like a perfect lover. She is gentle, calm and always patient. The care and guidance given to little Ding Yi in school opened Ding Yi's heart bit by bit. She never flinched when faced with conflicts - when Ding Yi was slapped by his father at the police station, she stood up to stop him; when there was a public outcry, she tried her best to state the facts and restore Ding Yi's innocence. She is sensible and restrained. When Ding Yi was eighteen years old, he wanted to cross the line. She said softly: "Fool... You can't do this. You are still young and you still have a long way to go." She was so gentle even when she refused. When she came out, she stood firmly by her lover's side. It's actually very difficult for Sister Lan to come out. She has such a deep and close relationship with her family. She doesn't want to hurt her parents, but she has to. You can imagine her inner suffering. Fortunately, her parents really love her and the ending is happy. I like the way she communicates with her parents very much - she is firm but not sharp, loyal to herself but not irritating to her parents. Sometimes I think Sister Lan is a perfect person, as if she has no flaws. Her attitude towards people and things is almost textbook level. Haha, isn't that a bit exaggerated? But that's really what I think. I always feel that there is much to learn from her, especially her state of mind - it seems that no matter what happens, it can be resolved by her. Lover, partner, friend, daughter, as well as her professionalism as a doctor, so many identities, which one is not impeccable? If I had to pick one fault, it would be the fainting of blood - I come from a medical family, but I am actually suffering from bleeding, hahahaha.
What a surprise in the extra episode, it's actually a collaboration between four people! It's been a while since I last saw Shi Ran and Professor Wen, hehehehe. After such a long time, almost half a year, when I see Professor Wen again, I am still heartbroken and distressed. Among these four characters, Professor Wen is undoubtedly my favorite. Let's talk about Extra Chapter 1: Shi Ran came back, leaned over to kiss the sleeping Professor Wen's forehead, and said, "I'm back." Wen Jianwei didn't answer, but just stretched out his hand and put it around her neck. With this sentence, tears began to well up in my eyes. Then Shi Ran lay down and the two hugged each other. "Miss you." Wen Jianwei's muffled voice came from her arms. When I saw the three words "Miss you", my tears fell - not one drop, but several strings. My tears are my heartache for her. I feel sorry for her that this journey has not been easy. Even though she has Shiran now and her heart has opened up, I still feel bad because this road is really too painful.
Professor Wen is the most distressing among the four. In my opinion, she is also the most unfortunate and tortuous one. Although both of Shi Ran's parents are dead, she at least still has a grandmother who loves her wholeheartedly; Ding's family is in ruins, but she at least still has a mother who truly cares about her; not to mention Sister Lan, who has thousands of favors in one person, is simply the ceiling among the four, and the other three are beyond their reach. There was only Professor Wen - in the first half of her life, it seemed that she was the only one. When she was growing up, I really couldn't find anyone who really cared about her and loved her. She seems to have never been loved well, so her heart is so closed and broken (as I write this, I can hardly hold back my tears). Until she met Shi Ran - that bright and blazing woman as hot as the sun. Only this kind of heat can melt the big iceberg of Wen Jianwei and warm her frozen heart. So when I saw Professor Wen's coquettish movements and the words "Miss you" in the extra episode, I was really deeply touched - it turns out that she can also be a little girl who is pampered.
Wen Jianwei is my favorite character in the novels I have ever read. Her life experience is not the worst, her character is not the most perfect, and her abilities are not the strongest, but my feelings for her are the deepest and the most touching.
I seem to be off topic... This is obviously the home court of Sister Lan and Ding Yi, hahaha.
Shen Xinlan is the character with the most stable core and the most perfect personality in the novels I have ever read. In short, he is good at everything and is full of shining points, which makes people envious and makes people want to learn. Hahaha. Of course the other characters are also very good, but one is my favorite and the other is just too perfect, so the rating is inevitably a little higher.
The last thing I want to say is that it is certainly the author's credit to have such deep feelings for these characters. To make people like it so much, the author's skill is really amazing. The author's writing is always warm, sultry, and soothing. I believe that words are a reflection of a person's heart, and there will be more or less the author's own shadow in the words. Presumably the author himself has a soft heart and is a little sensitive. The overall feeling after reading "Crossing the Boundary" is that I have been healed. No matter what your mood is at that time, even if you are depressed, as long as you read it for a while, your whole person will become brighter, and your heart will be as fluffy, soft and sweet as a marshmallow.
Ding Yi has Sister Lan and Professor Wen sometimes burning. And author, you have these stories, and we also have us who shed tears for them and rejoice for them late at night.
I was so excited. It was the first long review I wrote. In fact, I wanted to write it after reading "The Theorem Between the Lips", but at that time, I had limited time and was lazy, so I put it aside. Although I didn't write it, I kept it in my heart, and I kept thinking about it in the days when I didn't come. I was wondering whether the author's injury was healed and how he was recovering. Today I finally fulfilled my promise. Although this promise was never spoken out (I didn't dare to say it for fear of being lazy), I finally wrote a long review for the author I like and admire, hehe. .
When you find a good article, dive in and show your face. . . Author's reply: xiexie
This novel has also been completed. It is the second completed novel that I have finished. It is really great! I was unable to come to Jinjiang some time ago due to some issues, so I regretted not being able to catch up. I finally had some free time this afternoon and read the remaining chapters in one go. Although it was enjoyable to read, I actually didn't want to read it this way—I still liked the way of slowly immersing myself in it. But the author's update speed waits for no one. The third book has already been updated with almost 100,000 words. If I don't work harder, when will I catch up? Please forgive me for reading in a hurry and not even commenting (hahahaha). Whatever you want to say, just write it down here. (Writing this, I paused for almost twenty minutes and was stunned without typing out a single word. My mind was like a ball of string, with so many threads tangled together that I didn't know where to start. So I also included nonsense and daze, just to make up the word count, hahaha.) Let's talk about the encounter scene first. Sister Lan was attracted by Ding Yi's singing, and realized that there was a soul hidden behind the voice that needed to be heard. The delicate and artistic brushwork makes the first encounter between two people full of a sense of fate, which is still the tone I like. The author is very good at using the environment to heighten emotions, and the whole atmosphere is exciting, like a movie scene. This is a scene I really like. Let's talk about Ding Yi's family. Ding Yi was laughed at by his classmate's mother at school, saying "Things are born but not raised by their mothers" - who knows how damaging this sentence is to a child whose family is broken? Bad words hurt people, and the psychological damage caused by verbal violence can last for many, many years. And how many such injuries has Ding Yi endured in these years? My father was irresponsible, indifferent, violent and alcoholic; my mother had no choice but to leave. Ding Yi carried everything silently. She was stubborn in silence, and only music accompanied her and healed her. And Sister Lan's appearance was like a ray of warm sunshine in winter, giving her warmth, comfort and a safe harbor when she needed it most. Ding Yi like this makes me feel bad. Later, Sister Lan left without saying goodbye. Although the days of separation were painful, Ding Yi did not give up on himself and did not waste time. She still lives an active life and strives to improve herself and make herself stronger. By the time she met Sister Lan again, she had grown into an adult - confident and fearless, brave in facing love, single-minded and never leaving her, and in the end she embraced the beauty and gained a good harvest in career and love. How many people give up on themselves when they encounter difficulties and put all the blame on their family of origin, but Ding Yi is different. She raised herself again and lived the way she wanted. I admire Ding Yi like this. Sister Lan's family is undoubtedly happy. There is a passage in Chapter 5: Shen Xinlan came home, ran into the kitchen, put her arms around the waist of her mother who was cooking, and said coquettishly: "Mom, I'm back! It smells so good." Her mother was shaken by the hug, turned back with a smile, and nodded her forehead in annoyance: "You are so grown up, and you are still frizzy." This kind of warm little daily life really poked me. Then the family sat together to eat, having fun and talking about homely things. What a warm and ordinary family scene. But when the camera turned, it was Ding Yi who returned home late at night with his schoolbag on his back. When he opened the door, the pungent smell of tobacco and alcohol hit his face. There were bottles and cigarette butts all over the floor, and the house was filled with smoke. Under the same night sky, there are people who are enjoying themselves and are happy; there are people who are alone and walking alone. Our Sister Lan is a child who grew up in love. When getting along with Ding Yi, Sister Lan really looks like a perfect lover. She is gentle, calm and always patient. The care and guidance given to little Ding Yi in school opened Ding Yi's heart bit by bit. She never flinched when faced with conflicts - when Ding Yi was slapped by his father at the police station, she stood up to stop him; when there was a public outcry, she tried her best to state the facts and restore Ding Yi's innocence. She is sensible and restrained. When Ding Yi was eighteen years old, he wanted to cross the line. She said softly: "Fool... You can't do this. You are still young and you still have a long way to go." She was so gentle even when she refused. When she came out, she stood firmly by her lover's side. It's actually very difficult for Sister Lan to come out. She has such a deep and close relationship with her family. She doesn't want to hurt her parents, but she has to. You can imagine her inner suffering. Fortunately, her parents really love her and the ending is happy. I like the way she communicates with her parents very much - she is firm but not sharp, loyal to herself but not irritating to her parents. Sometimes I think Sister Lan is a perfect person, as if she has no flaws. Her attitude towards people and things is almost textbook level. Haha, isn't that a bit exaggerated? But that's really what I think. I always feel that there is much to learn from her, especially her state of mind - it seems that no matter what happens, it can be resolved by her. Lover, partner, friend, daughter, as well as her professionalism as a doctor, so many identities, which one is not impeccable? If I had to pick one fault, it would be the fainting of blood - I come from a medical family, but I am actually suffering from bleeding, hahahaha. What a surprise in the extra episode, it's actually a collaboration between four people! It's been a while since I last saw Shi Ran and Professor Wen, hehehehe. After such a long time, almost half a year, when I see Professor Wen again, I am still heartbroken and distressed. Among these four characters, Professor Wen is undoubtedly my favorite. Let's talk about Extra Chapter 1: Shi Ran came back, leaned over to kiss the sleeping Professor Wen's forehead, and said, "I'm back." Wen Jianwei didn't answer, but just stretched out his hand and put it around her neck. With this sentence, tears began to well up in my eyes. Then Shi Ran lay down and the two hugged each other. "Miss you." Wen Jianwei's muffled voice came from her arms. When I saw the three words "Miss you", my tears fell - not one drop, but several strings. My tears are my heartache for her. I feel sorry for her that this journey has not been easy. Even though she has Shiran now and her heart has opened up, I still feel bad because this road is really too painful. Professor Wen is the most distressing among the four. In my opinion, she is also the most unfortunate and tortuous one. Although both of Shi Ran's parents are dead, she at least still has a grandmother who loves her wholeheartedly; Ding's family is in ruins, but she at least still has a mother who truly cares about her; not to mention Sister Lan, who has thousands of favors in one person, is simply the ceiling among the four, and the other three are beyond their reach. There was only Professor Wen - in the first half of her life, it seemed that she was the only one. When she was growing up, I really couldn't find anyone who really cared about her and loved her. She seems to have never been loved well, so her heart is so closed and broken (as I write this, I can hardly hold back my tears). Until she met Shi Ran - that bright and blazing woman as hot as the sun. Only this kind of heat can melt the big iceberg of Wen Jianwei and warm her frozen heart. So when I saw Professor Wen's coquettish movements and the words "Miss you" in the extra episode, I was really deeply touched - it turns out that she can also be a little girl who is pampered. Wen Jianwei is my favorite character in the novels I have ever read. Her life experience is not the worst, her character is not the most perfect, and her abilities are not the strongest, but my feelings for her are the deepest and the most touching. I seem to be off topic... This is obviously the home court of Sister Lan and Ding Yi, hahaha. Shen Xinlan is the character with the most stable core and the most perfect personality in the novels I have ever read. In short, he is good at everything and is full of shining points, which makes people envious and makes people want to learn. Hahaha. Of course the other characters are also very good, but one is my favorite and the other is just too perfect, so the rating is inevitably a little higher. The last thing I want to say is that it is certainly the author's credit to have such deep feelings for these characters. To make people like it so much, the author's skill is really amazing. The author's writing is always warm, sultry, and soothing. I believe that words are a reflection of a person's heart, and there will be more or less the author's own shadow in the words. Presumably the author himself has a soft heart and is a little sensitive. The overall feeling after reading "Crossing the Boundary" is that I have been healed. No matter what your mood is at that time, even if you are depressed, as long as you read it for a while, your whole person will become brighter, and your heart will be as fluffy, soft and sweet as a marshmallow. Ding Yi has Sister Lan and Professor Wen sometimes burning. And author, you have these stories, and we also have us who shed tears for them and rejoice for them late at night. I was so excited. It was the first long review I wrote. In fact, I wanted to write it after reading "The Theorem Between the Lips", but at that time, I had limited time and was lazy, so I put it aside. Although I didn't write it, I kept it in my heart, and I kept thinking about it in the days when I didn't come. I was wondering whether the author's injury was healed and how he was recovering. Today I finally fulfilled my promise. Although this promise was never spoken out (I didn't dare to say it for fear of being lazy), I finally wrote a long review for the author I like and admire, hehe. .