Let's Talk Love and Take a Stroll

These two lovely people want to be happy forever 😭 😭 The author writes so well. I look forward to more works from the teacher.

It's really beautiful. I've watched it five or six times and can't stand anything else. I can't say which one is better, but I feel like it's all good, and it's very to my liking.

I think it's gentle gong x tsundere shou. Ying Wen is super doting and gentle towards Jiajia, and Jiajia is very coquettish and well-behaved with Ying Wen. Ahhhhhhh, why is it so annoying?

I accidentally read it elsewhere and came to read it. The writing is really good. It has emotional plots, growth and redemption, and it is worth savoring. Such good writing deserves to be seen by more people. Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking.

(The following review contains a lot of spoilers, please read with caution.) I saw a story in Jinjiang claiming to be Hong Kong style. As a Hong Konger, of course I had to verify my identity. The author did not lie to you. This story is all about Hong Kong - maybe except for the fact that Hong Kong may not have such cute two male protagonists. Whether it is the cramped living environment (that bathroom!), Old factory buildings, bustling markets, teahouses, rice noodle shops, or people's livelihood such as housing estate life, children's education issues, children learning musical instruments, Li's force field, horse racing, etc., They all make me feel very close. The author has a strong ability in describing scenes, which are detailed yet unconventional and closely linked to the plot of the story. For example, the day and night on Po Toi Island, the Wan Chai seaside in the night rain, the Lion Rock next to Ngau Chi Wan Market, and even the prosperous Cannes and charming Copenhagen, all make the readers feel like they are immersed in the story, and they are very immersed in the story. When changing scenes, there is even a "movie feel". For example, the scene from the TV at Liang's mother's house to the TV that Zhou Jingsheng watches at night is really exciting and amazing. As for the characters, Ying Wen has been written in a very three-dimensional way in the first half - a young man who grew up in an orphanage. Even if he is talented, he will have a bit of inferiority and be cautious at every step. Here I would like to complain about the introduction of Ying Wen in the copywriting, such as "ambitious" and "pretending to be affectionate". In fact, Ying Wen's self-indulgence is terrible. When he discovered on Po Toi Island that Zhong Jia turned out to be upright and innocent (or was it because he had already developed feelings?), He couldn't bear it and gave up his plan to take advantage of him. Zhongjia in the second half shocked me, the little sheep almost turned into a jackal! Zhong Jia discovered that being a little sheep would only lead to being treated like a "sheep", so he had to turn into a revengeful ghost and blame Ying Wen for all the grievances he had suffered since childhood. However, when encountering a "love liar", revenge is justifiable. These two people have such a bad past, but they can still get together in the end. I think Sister Yinghua takes the most credit. For the sake of the happiness of his grandson, the old man went to get to know Luo Yingwen personally and recognized him as Yisun. This was undoubtedly a loving encouragement to the two juniors. Speaking of the supporting characters in the story, each one is written very vividly. In addition to the shrewd Sister Yinghua (I think the lenses of her glasses will light up when she lifts them), there are also the typical rich kid Pang Rongzu, the loyal friend Liang Renkang, the always confident Zheng Xinian, the humble manager Ball, the capable Secretary Luo and Sister Qiu (I think they are the same type)... All of them are likable. The only evil actor may be Li Xiunian (his identity also fooled me, huh!) - If the third son of the record company and ship P that caused the red oil incident are not included, but Li Xiunian's kind of evil is also very realistic, he is selfish, but not a big evil person. Although the two protagonists have dramatic experiences in the story, the people around them are very real, which greatly increases the persuasiveness of the story. Some plot points have been mentioned without realizing it. It's a bit cliché to describe the plot as "twisting and twists and turns", but the author does detonate the bombs he planted one by one just when you think everything will be fine. It even makes me suspect that the plot development in the second half is actually the author's original intention; after all, it is easy to fall in love but difficult to get along with each other, and the starting points of Ying Wen and Zhong Jia are really opposite, and it is not easy to reach the end together. There are also some interesting foreshadowings in the article. For example, I knew that the neighbor who played the piano would appear again; every time I discovered these ideas, it made me smile. The last thing that must be mentioned is that this story actually uses Cantonese opera as one of its themes. Cantonese opera is not a popular entertainment in Hong Kong. I believe it needs a god-like figure like Chung Chia to promote its development. Unfortunately, I am not familiar with Cantonese opera, so I occasionally had some difficulties in enjoying this story. But at the same time, I also became concerned about the status of Cantonese opera in Hong Kong - is such a unique culture and art really going to decline? How can traditional art withstand the erosion of the times? This is also a question worthy of our reflection. Well, it seems that it is far away. I am very grateful to the author for writing such a touching story with Hong Kong as the background. Yesterday, when I was visiting a furniture store, I saw two young boys choosing furniture together. I thought to myself, "Why are they not as handsome as Ying Wen and Zhong Jia?" After the series is over, they will continue to be happy! I will miss them.

Happiness flows so naturally

Although I have just started watching it, it is already very engaging from the beginning and the writing style is also very mature. Come on, madam💪! Hope the next one will be better!

Ah, I was so sad when I saw them crying in the middle, but it was even more sad later when Jiajia discovered the secret in the phone. Although Xiao Luo approached him with a very strong purpose at first, but later it became clear that he had very real and sincere feelings 🙏

Dead hand! Update soon! It's so cool to read so many chapters at once! Watching the relationship between Jiajia and Xiaoluo slowly warming up, do you feel like an old mother? The article is full of details, well written, and often called back. It is very interesting to read?

Liang Renkang, a typical representative of Hong Kong version of Pinhao rice poisoning