☆I am watching it now. After watching the first world, I am speechless and shocked. There are some surprising points, [Before or after Shou met Gong, he was a standard straight man for a long time and liked girls; there was some fake cheating on Shou (although it was calculated by Gong, it can only be said to be a way for Gong to control Shou)]. The scumbag's dog-training literature is about turning a straight man into a dog (who in his mind is a pet). It's a bit cool, and it gave me XP. The attack is very strong, Master PUA, he is a very retro and ruthless scumbag, and a very charming career; Shou is the male protagonist of the ancient Dian family, he is very interesting, and the early Shou was quite wretched and quite a loser. The author has a very good description of the behavior, speech and psychology of the wretched man. I got used to the harshness of the first few chapters, but gradually got better at the end; Se Se was well written, and I felt like I could be transferred to the next door in minutes; the author has a strong control over the character, and after reading it, I can only say that he is worthy of being a scumbag, and worthy of being a loser. . There are two supporting characters, both of whom have distinctive and charming personalities. They both maintain long-term and substantial relationships with Gong. I personally feel that they are more likable than the protagonists.
☆After seeing Chapter 79, you can read the first three chapters (the first three are Be World 4 and Entertainment Circle 2). Salted fish worker Gong × paranoid control freak Shou, the label is strong but in fact the Gong is relatively weak. The first three chapters are about killing people and going crazy. The story is about being a worker without any emotional involvement, which is quite sour and refreshing. //The level of the entertainment industry in the fourth chapter is quite different from the previous ones. The plot is smooth, a bit boring and the setting is cliché. Gong and Shou are like plot tools. Shou obviously fell in love at first sight. I don't know what the point is in pretending to find a stand-in to support Gong and forcefully create misunderstandings. //Gong's emotional change is also very sudden. I feel that the only attraction to Gong is that the cooking is delicious. There is no sense of cp between the two, so it would be better to watch Be in the end, which is at least enjoyable. //I was attacked for being supported and fed with resources, and I was shocked by the irrational and ironic use of my own original text. . (It would be different if Gong's character was a villain, but the author obviously wants to create a salty Gong who doesn't care about money but only wants to eat and drink, so I just think he is hypocritical)
☆Looking at it, it's good. It's a pretty scummy, dark, true villain, and everyone is obsessed with it. The author is really good at writing it, and it's very flavorful. Most of the world settings really, really hit my mark. (Ps. The Korean chaebol chapter has a strong class flavor, which is very sad from the perspective of ordinary people. You can only read it with XP in mind.)
☆Looking at it, it sucks. A rare second person narrative, but well written by the author. Everyone loves Gong, Gong is very charming, but it ends in an anticlimax, which is a pity. Chapter 43 and up to that point are perfect.
☆I'm reading it, it's okay, the author doesn't update it regularly. Gong is a type that is cold and powerful on the outside but weak on the inside. The character creation is average. Apart from Gong, other characters have basically no memory points (I can't recognize them all anyway). The combat power is written in a relatively suspended manner, and there is no worldview shaping. The so-called "top A" is a bit too superficial in strength, and I am a noob in logic. However, the setting of strong upside + Su + heartthrob + Dihua + straight man bending + self-reliance + AA almost brings together all my favorite points. It is very enjoyable and mindless to watch. The front part of the cup installation is a bit patterned, but the back part is more beautiful.
☆Looking at it, it looks great! ! ! The characters are created particularly well, and each character is vivid and vivid. Even the "traveler" who would be portrayed as a facial villain in most articles is full and three-dimensional here. The language is humorous and the plot is more everyday. It warms your heart. I like it!
☆Looking at it, it's okay. The character design is quite lively and cute. But it's a bit of a copywriting scam. After reading the first world, I can't see any evil in Gong. Bai Yueguang is not Bai Yueguang (actually he and Shou are brothers), and the setting of being able to hear voices seems to be something the author suddenly remembered and mentioned very suddenly. I thought there would be more abuse later, but I didn't expect that the world ended very hastily within two chapters. . Generally speaking, it is just a common entertainment industry setting that is a bit novice. I hope it can be written well later. I am more looking forward to the copywriting of the second Zerg world, which will exist first.
☆Looking at it, just average. Gong is a really honest person, slow and pure, the kind that makes you blush when you kiss him. His looks and figure are quite cute, but he doesn't feel like there is much sexual tension. The setting is a bit ordinary. Although it is the main attack, it is affected by many angles, and the proportion is close to half. The plot is relatively routine, and the emotional scenes are a bit fluid.
☆It is being serialized, but it has not been updated for a long time. . It's very beautiful, it's cool, it's charming, it's subtle, it's very touching. It's an unconscious flirtation with straight men. She's very sexy, strong, and slutty, but she's also very gentle in nature. I really like her character. The interaction between attack and shou is also quite interesting. Regardless of the protagonist or the supporting role, it feels like the shou is in control of everything. In short, it is very enjoyable to watch.