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Omnivore, as long as the writing is good, please give me some good luck. I originally finished reading Modo Modo and waited until I read it again to strengthen my impression before writing a book review. I kind of forgot about it.
The first part feels particularly good, as you are really living a hard life, and trying to change your life for the better bit by bit, but when it comes to the later part, uh, this woman is meeting this man, etc., It makes people feel uninterested in watching it. It may be because I don't like this one, but the first part is really good, and she has the feeling of a very vital heroine. Although I know this person, he is soaked in bitter water, but he just gave me this feeling.
I finished reading it in Big Eyes. This author has a very high financial profile. Hehehe, the advantage of having a husband who is an actor is also his. What he wrote in the forum style is called a masterpiece. Now that I have returned from training, I have also penetrated the inside of a man. It smells strong and looks good. The feelings written are all clumsy. It is so cute. It is not the kind of burping feeling. It is the kind that makes you feel rare and cute when you look at it.
The story of a superior person bowing his head for love, the pulling feeling in the first half is so exciting.
I remember watching "Bihe" with the same bad male protagonist. It was nothing like that, but the female protagonist was an honest person that I loved.
Teacher Fang's writing about the toothless puppy that barks squarely is pure sweet biscuit. The jokes she plays will make you happy even after a few years, and you won't feel embarrassed. Every book she writes is about the feeling of being wrapped up in a quilt at home with the air conditioner on on a hot summer afternoon. It is extremely relaxed and happy.
Learn to take a deep breath after reading this book. This is the first book I have read about love between mental patients in a real sense. It turned out that what I saw was a lovable setting of Ga Chu in the background of the protagonist. And this is thrilling to say the least. The inner world of a person can really surge like a turbulent wave and rush others to death. It is too scary. It is too scary just to look at it. Others are fighting hand-to-hand in the infinite flow. They are struggling like trapped animals in the real world. I don't know why he was like this and was kicked out without a clue. When writing characters, the author will reveal her humorous side, but when describing emotions, she will be like a vine that entangles people's hands and feet and cannot break free. It's beautiful, but it's really scary. Fortunately, fortunately, after so many years of entanglement, they finally got together. Finally, the pot was broken and the lid was broken. They understood each other noisily. In the middle, I was really afraid of which party would just give in.
It's a cool article. It's an absolute cool read. It's as smooth as shit. It's good-looking. The protagonist in it has a real brain on his head. It's not the author's attempt to make his protagonist powerful by subduing everyone else's intelligence. The male protagonist and the female protagonist have dual career lines. It's cool! The author's other articles are not bad, but I haven't read them all, so I can't recommend them seriously.
A story about heroes cherishing heroes. Two hard-blooded men. The author has accurately grasped the character of the characters. When reading the article, you will feel that these two people have succeeded in a parallel world. No ooc.
It's a good book. It's a novel that makes you feel the warmth during the war. Eli and Penny grow up together. You can see the shining points of both sides. Strictly speaking, it's from the perspective of the male protagonist. I also read a book called "HP Efforts Are Not in vain", which is the perspective of the female protagonist without CP. These two, one male and one female, are of the same status in my mind.
Let's talk, let's talk about crow's feet. This is the story of Mary and Tom. It is the story of two extreme people who have never been loved, drawing love from each other and giving love. Tom refuses love but is attracted again and again. Mary expects love, but is only suitable for others. Only Tom can give her the stimulating, tender and expected love. They are like twin stars, forever entangled in the spiral of fate. The author extracts the inherent colors of the characters' personalities through the collision of events, and the emotional juices splash out and jump to the readers' mouths for a lick. Sweet and sour, like it
When I want to self-flagellate, I watch this and "The Horseman". It's so hard. She is like a grain of sand, walking gently through her destiny. She is a fucking replica, whether it's her original family or her genes, she is following the same path of the previous generation. If Hansheng can be in a happy family, will she still be so desperate and long for Tong Yehui in such an extreme way? People won't be like this when they have a way out, they will be hypocritical, they will be sad, but they won't suffer to the point of giving up on life. She just doesn't want to live anymore. I feel sorry for you and regret living. Sometimes I feel that people are fighting against loneliness all their lives. Hansheng is too lonely. There is really no one in the book who can fill her loneliness. Originally, Tong Yehui could do it, but unfortunately he is a terrible business wizard, indifferent and self-interested, and precise in planning. He just doesn't like Hansheng, but he is also lonely, and his loneliness is Originally, he wanted to sleep with someone, and it could be solved by making money, but Hansheng molded his loneliness into his own shape, and only she could fit in. Unfortunately, his character is like this, and he will gradually forget about Hansheng in his business empire. He has a chance to start over, but Hansheng is gone, and Hansheng only has the chance to restart. I feel sorry for you and regret this life. May I meet a family who loves you in my next life.
It's funny, it's really funny. First-person novels are very embarrassing if you don't control them well, but she controlled it. A blasphemous Tucao Emperor Tang Monk was born in her writing. See the world from his perspective. It's difficult to see this ninety-nine and eighty-one years. It's interesting and tense. Plus this one, I've seen a total of two wonderful first-person novels. The other one is "The First Chaos in History" by Zhang Xiaohua.
Wonderful. I got this from reading Xiao Mou's book Meal Replacement Lex. I'm sorry, but aside from that, the writing is amazing. The early stage is like the feeling of lying naked on a woven straw mat in a hot summer, turning over and getting sticky. It describes the dish of a girl who is troubled by life, and it is extremely accurate. It immerses you in the feeling of anxiety and wetness. But its writing style is plain and eloquent. You may not feel the refreshing feeling you want in it. For example, in the copywriting, others think the dish is not good. But Yaozu has quit the professional game. There are not many public comments here. Reversal. What a bump. On the contrary, the author is very restrained. The affairs between them are only about the two of them. The other good and bad ones are brushed aside. Then there are the things that I think are a bit unsatisfactory. They got married and divorced. The plot is very short. The order is more sequential and the narration is more intermittent. I didn't enjoy it.
One more thing to note is Amway's "Common Wealth" by Kuchazi, which I ate together with this one. It's also good to watch, but I didn't go into too much detail. Five points (I can't give it five points).
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