Mimosa's Survival Guide

Very contradictory. As a reader, I found the narrative in the later chapters to be very scattered. But as a human being, I appreciate this kind of writing that has not yet been completely commercialized. Finally, tmd, when I saw the last few chapters, I really wanted to express my feelings that it was weird for these two people to fall in love, because they don't look like human beings. It turns out that these good guys are really not human... Qin Xiu is a bastard (dbq Qin Gong was offended, but that's what he meant)

Are the people in this book all sick and unable to speak well? Can't you tell me that you didn't do it yourself? The second uncle has been a white-eyed wolf since childhood. Compared to Jiang Yan, I think Qin Yun needs to see a psychiatrist to see if he has any mania. Whether he treats relatives or strangers, he always uses straightforwardness to cover up his selfishness and self-centeredness.

Sprinkle flowers ~ Sure enough, they are still an awkward couple

It's amazing that this book has created a world view in the normal world, a world view that belongs exclusively to the differentiated people. In their eyes, being a human being is not something to be desired, but a kind of compromise. Han Xiu went from resisting becoming a human being to wanting to become a human being, and then fighting for the right to become a human being and walk independently in this society. His changes are as subtle as his ontology. As a short sweet novel, it is not qualified, but as a short story, it is very exciting. The characters in it are all unique, and everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses. It is very real. The transition narrative method is also very unique. The short interludes and extra supplements in the middle give a good explanation for everyone's behavior. Both protagonists are terrible in some ways, which is why their love is not easy, but this is also due to their characters. I never thought that the writing style I could find would be like this. It's very novel and I like it very much. Every character is vivid.

Wow wow wow Lu Hui is so cute. I love it!

After reading it, I would like to make some serious comments. I feel that the emotional line of this book is, how should I put it, very depressing. I felt that the whole book was very depressing, and it felt like everyone was forcing the protagonist to push things forward. Speaking of which, the conflicts in the early stages of the relationship are well written, but the later stages of the relationship are basically skipped, leaving a feeling of being choked up and unable to stop. When conflicts break out, you can feel Qin Yu's collapse, and you can also feel Han Xiu's slowness in this regard. But it's mainly Han Xiu's growth line, but I can't feel his growth process. Both of them were stupid, making random guesses, and their emotions were very depressed. They were depressed to the extreme and broke up. It's no problem up to this point, the emotions are really well rendered, and the tears just fall away. I just didn't see Qin Xiu's growth, almost all of it was in his ignorant state, and there was even a contradiction at the end (referring to the room on his birthday). Although Han Xiu began to change at the last point, it was gone. Gone??? I am very sad, really sad, I want to see them both sweet, and my heart is broken. However, in the Magnolia episode, we can see that he has changed a lot. Then there is the plot about the Authority, which is really the whole Riddler. Painful, I hate the Riddler! (Of course, I am numb to all kinds of pain and guessing riddles, which is not to say that it is bad.) Some plots appear a bit unexpectedly, leaving people unprepared at all. The pace of the plot is also very fast, and it feels like a lot of things are not explained clearly. Several times when I read the beginning of a chapter, I felt like I was stuck and devoured the chapter (of course, maybe it was because I was not clear-headed when I read it in the middle of the night). Finally, let me talk about my favorite part. In fact, my favorite part of the whole book is only a small paragraph, which is the few sentences at the end when two people lie on the bed and talk face to face.

It feels like the relationship between the two is unclear. Many people say that the writing is delicate, but I personally don't think it and I don't like it. It feels like half of the conversation and the other half depends on you guessing. It's very annoying to guess whether the guess is correct or not, and it's very annoying. It's the most unworthy book I've ever bought. I really didn't feel like I was reading a riddle after reading it. I really don't recommend ordering the full movie of The Riddler? If you want to understand it, just take notes and watch it. Although the background of the story seems to be very grand according to the text, there is no clear or stable background framework in the text, so a lot of the time you just rely on guessing.

It's interesting that Qin Yu is actually a vindictive person when it comes to love.

It's a gentle and delicate novel, but I didn't expect that just when you thought it could be sweet, it would start to get quarrels after only one chapter, and it didn't even make up at the end. There are always problems that remain undiscussed and unsolved. Who is torturing this? It's me!!! I see that you two are still struggling, and neither of you is very confident in this relationship. There is also Director Fang's layout, the bird is very powerful, and he is really good at calculating, but it is a bit unpleasant. Finally, the second uncle Yuan Jiang was not beaten to death despite being so big since he was a child. Each of you is responsible. It's obviously a sweet article, but I found it so offensive. It's not good.

The text is quite cute, and you can read Han Xiu's change from autistic to brave. But the ending does seem a bit sloppy. It would be great if I could watch sweet extras.