Personal taste feels pretty good. It's probably because his writing style is above average. He's not someone who's on the list and wants to kiss her, nor is he someone who is loved by Buddhists in the Beijing circle.
It can be said that it is the rice of the year, and the fake bone is the most fragrant. I love you Duoli, you are the god of fried rice among male protagonists in the dark batch.
(Give it 5 stars and give it an average score) It's a pretty sweet cookie. The reason for the separation of the male and female protagonists is a bit untenable. The other characters and the rhythm are very comfortable. In the current Jinjiang dialect area, it can be said to be at the top level, Mrs. Tietie.
If you like sister-brother relationships, if you like to see male characters fighting each other and being jealous, if you like to see female protagonists who only fall in love without getting married, if you like to see male protagonists with a strong sense of service, you are in luck if you pick up this book!
The male protagonist and the female protagonist both have emotional experiences. The male protagonist has grown so old and hopes to win over the female protagonist. I really enjoy it. (Who knows how satisfying it is to see the male protagonist take off his hearing aid doi qwq ah ah ah ah (he can't hear even if he begs for mercy qwq ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah)
A great book, about friendship, family and love. Neither the male or female protagonist is perfect, but they are both the most unique and suitable for each other in the world.
It's a sweet cookie. As far as it's currently on the list, this book is considered underrated. The writing is spot-on, the plot is unconventional, and the concept is on point. Mainly because of the copywriting, this joke really pokes me hahaha.