[A street thug on the surface but actually an invincibly pure-hearted bottom x A gentle, kind man on the surface but actually an extremely dark top]
Before meeting A Yue, Lou Fengxiu was a bona fide street thug, a worthless lump of mud with no future, not quite rotten enough to be beyond saving.
He couldn't recognize a single character, was vicious and hot-tempered, and was especially allergic to kind words.
After meeting A Yue, Lou Fengxiu became a good boy who respected his elders and cared for the young, a lively, upright young man with a bright future.
He overcame his illiteracy, helped others, and blushed whenever he spoke to a girl. He came to despise the foul hooligans who roamed the streets with nothing better to do.
Then one day, A Yue left his world, her life or death unknown.
He narrowly escaped death and traveled all across the Great Bei Kingdom, finally reuniting with him at the banquet where he was to meet his lord.
But he had come to kill him.
Unfortunately, the man whose life he had come to claim had the same face as the person he had been searching for all these years.
The street thug who had once scrabbled through the gutters with him turned out to be the bright moon in the sky.
Theme: A flower will bloom in its own colors, no matter what kind of soil it is planted in
The protagonist knew perfectly well that the simpleton's personality would cause trouble, and he knew he was doing something that involved life and death, yet he didn't even offer to send him out first. It feels like he hadn't considered anything at all; he hasn't grown up at all after all these years. It was a waste of the energy I spent staying up all night reading this…
It's very well written. Although Xiaolou is still a bit unreliable, he is indeed still young, and the author writes in great detail. I guess not much time has passed in the book yet. I will continue to follow it.
It terrified me to watch. Sigh, when can I escape this kind of life? My heart is still too fragile.
Why? Just let Er Lengzi die like that? What about Lao Du? If he planned to take Er Lengzi with him, shouldn't he have protected him? Sometimes I feel like the protagonist is a soulless puppet. After A Yue disappeared, all he had left was the instinct to find her, completely ignoring his other friends and family. He just searched like a headless fly, making no progress for four years.
I haven't read such a good article in a long time; I finished it in one go.
This separation is so painful. After enduring so many hardships, Er Liaozi is gone just like that. Now his life hangs between Xiuxiu and Ayue; it's so difficult.
Why didn't you ask anything after meeting me?
The author's initial intention was for him to remain unchanged, but his unwavering commitment came at the cost of human lives.
Why doesn't he learn from what he's been through?
They finally managed to escape, only to fall back in again and again. They always seem to find themselves deliberately getting stuck in this quagmire for some reason.