The standard is relatively high. Five stars after reading it, I call it a masterpiece. The plot, characters, emotions, and writing are all remarkable. Four stars are good but not great. Three stars have flaws but are watchable.
Mrs. Zhichu, I love you very much, but I really can't stand this book. It's all based on logical reasoning. It's not like reading a novel, it's like using your brain to play cards. I'm so tired.
I saw a copy of Four in the Morning, Beauty Store Manager, and I liked it too. Gong's character is very distinctive, strong and kind but not a virgin, and this kind of kindness is very suitable for his status as a medical student. At the same time, he has some cuteness of a male, and the emotional line is very natural. The script is good, but the novelty is not amazing enough, not No, it's not like calling WOC directly. The clues are relatively obvious. Most of them can be guessed after watching more than half of them. Maybe it's because I've watched too many. The advantage is that it's quite engaging. The dissatisfaction is that the logic of killing the boss at the end is a bit unexplainable, but it does not affect the look and feel of the copy.