
Neon Falls
霓虹坠落
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 290k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 2d ago
- English
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Synopsis
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80Chapters
11kFavorites
7.3kClicks per chapter
8.5kNutrient gifts
8.5kComments
4 ch/weekPace
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The author's later writing felt a bit perfunctory. Five years later, they used their best writing skills to depict the second male lead, perhaps because they enjoy writing tragic endings like in other stories. As someone commented below, the female and male leads are portrayed like NPCs going through the motions. Is this really the end?
The male lead is so boring, the plot is so boring, and the female lead is like a tool following orders—it's practically a scam.
I think the "free-roaming" version could include an "if" scenario; those who don't want to read it can simply not buy the chapters. The reason I support this is that Tan is always afraid of becoming a plaything, used and then discarded, so let's grant his wish 😏
After reading the whole text So many men like the female lead But it seems the female lead didn't enjoy it much either. Instead, it brought endless trouble. Even if it's the male lead who brings trouble, it's still trouble. I really feel sorry for men who are unlucky for life. I believe in love and have been divorced three times in my life.
Some people think the second male lead's role is reasonable, and it's not like you can't write about his psychology. But he's a supporting character. Instead of developing the main character, they focus on the supporting character. Each chapter is only two or three thousand words long, but the second male lead's psychology is analyzed in great detail, like solving the last big math problem.
The writing is too bland 🤔 Everything feels superficial, and the protagonist seems like a manipulated puppet.
Actually, I still want to see peace talks.
Having read this far, I want to say the female lead is an empty shell, a heartless sex machine. The guys fall for her mindlessly, like they've been exposed to pheromones. As a viewer, I didn't like her at all; I didn't find any extraordinary charm in her, unlike the lovable, sunny female leads of the past.
I initially watched this because of the male lead's dramatic pursuit of his wife, but now it's like this: the male lead isn't good enough, the second male lead isn't good enough, and the female lead is even worse—what kind of character is she? I don't know how she deserves to be the heir of the Chen family. I'm very disappointed.
I don't know why, but I feel like TQC's writing has fallen apart. I haven't felt any charm from him yet, and even the emotions seem to come out of nowhere.