
Jia Xin's Worries
嘉心忧心
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 228k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 16y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
97Chapters
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Why do you have to use Xie Mei?
(>_<)~~~~! ~Why not write a sub-ending? ~
I like this article very much and have read it 2.3 Times. The characters about Garr, Yukimura Seiichi and Ninzu Yushi made me feel bad. However, I have to say that this is a good article.
Well, what should I say? It can't be said that the writing is not good, at least the tone and words are beautiful and emotional, but I was very confused while watching it. Maybe the character setting and emotional description are a bit lacking. Haha, I hope the author doesn't mind, this is just my personal feeling.
Woohoo~ What a great article~~
Is there no extra story about their future?
Relatively speaking, I like it
Is it over? Feeling unfulfilled
Why are you stuck in a wonderful place?
Here, ahem, I want to explain some of my opinions on the male protagonist. I just want to treat it as entertainment. Of course, if you want to take it seriously, I will be very happy Actually, I feel that Shu's words may not be suitable for Xiaoyou. Jiulanshu still has the heavy responsibility of taking care of Youji. Maybe one day, he will give up Xiaoyou for Youji. This is not impossible. Although Jiu Lanshu loves Xiaoyou so deeply, people like him have been seen in animations. He did that to protect Yuji. I personally think that he is not a very suitable male protagonist for Xiaoyou. Xiaoyou may have some feelings for him in her heart, but she doesn't know what will happen in the future. It is also because of this that I personally don't think highly of Jiulanshu. I don't know what you think? Secondly, as the younger brother Seiichi Yukimura, I am not optimistic either. After all, siblings are siblings, and there is an unbridgeable gap between them, which is the forbidden love between vampires and humans. Even if Xiaoyou turns Yukimura Seiichi into a vampire, it is impossible to live happily together. Another point is that Yukimura is not just a person, there is an entire family behind him. It is impossible to abandon the entire family just for his own little happiness, right? NO.3 Is Yili, I love Yili very much. So, I support it. In a word, nothing is more important than Xiaoyou. After losing Xiansama, Xiaoyou is his salvation and the only one he protects. So, please leave Xiaoyou to Yilv~~~~(*^__^*) Hee hee... Finally, there is Chisato Aoi. I don't know if Oda has any intention of including him as one of the male protagonists. However, this child is also quite pitiful. He has been living in a ruthless environment and has lacked his father's care since he was a child. After seeing his father again, he was used as a pawn. Presumably, he was extremely angry and unwilling when he saw his father using his body to hurt his beloved girl. Therefore, I would like to ask you, even if you don't make him the male protagonist, please let him find his true love in your novel and make his happiness better, okay? Finally, sir, please reply with your decision and feelings after reading this comment, can you? PS: This is my first long review, please don't criticize me too badly! ! ~~~O(∩_∩)O~ (One bow, two bows~~~) [Why not three bows? ][Stupid, if you bow again, it will become a worship hall or... Paying homage to the dead]