I found such unpopular characters in my search. Hei Xiaohu and Sally are so awesome. The author's writing style and characters are nothing to say. They are not OOC at all and are very interesting. They are perfect all-night companions.
After reading too many novels where the male protagonist is in a high position or the male protagonist is all-powerful, I finally have a novel with a female protagonist as the main story. The male protagonist's character design is logically reasonable, and the emotions are not inexplicable and are quite tense. A righteous, conscientious and wealthy young lady with high emotional intelligence only dares to flirt with wild (I would call it the most courageous) licking dog.
However, I personally feel that boys who are too thin will be a bit shrinking (but the charm of the male protagonist in my wife's works will be quite tense)
The male protagonist has a mature mind and is like an IKEA room, but I am more impressed by the second male protagonist. He is this kind of beautiful and delicate, and his feelings come and go quickly. He is a spoiled little boy. It is the first time I have seen this style of younger brother. He follows the female protagonist and gets lost together, hahahaha. This also highlights the calmness and reliability of the male protagonist. The male protagonist of this book The protagonist has a similar sense of calmness as the male protagonist in Gengyun. He is stable in the face of the misfortunes or emergencies caused by the heroine, and is very confident and patient with the heroine. He is a character who can grow with the heroine and learn from each other (I have always believed that learning from each other is the highest form of mutual respect, and it is very satisfying to admit that the other party has merits worth learning from)
I have never read a second marriage novel, but it is true that second marriages require a lot of management and face more practical problems. It is said that there is another novel about the heroine and her ex-husband (I have not read it, and I don't plan to read it yet). At first, you may feel that the male protagonist is not good, but maybe you have some patience, and it will be much better when the heroine returns home for the first time. After reading this book, there is nothing similar. It is indeed worthy of being the top choice for second marriages.
It feels a bit similar to the tone of Wu He You Xiang, but the male protagonist of this book is more like a wild wind, there is a lot of tension between the two, and the overall story is good. I almost finished reading it, and when the male and female protagonists got together, I started to skip it.
The transportation is well developed, but it's a pity that it's closed now.
I have read it for a long time, and I remember that the logic of the whole story is very smooth, and the characters are full of characters. The only thing that makes me feel frustrated is that the heroine went to study literature (I am such an old scholar, and I have said that I like mathematics but I am not very good at mathematics, so I went to QAQ to study literature)
This book can be regarded as an independent story even if it is not a fanfic. The plot logic is very sophisticated and smooth. All the characters have their own solid settings and emotional trends. Even the supporting characters are not papery. It ranks with True Love Eternal as the top one in my fanfic.
The female protagonist is unable to objectively understand herself because of her tragic experience of depression. The male protagonist is very straightforward and candid and helps the female protagonist realize her own value step by step. The male protagonist's motivation is not due to the suspension bridge effect of being accidentally saved by the female protagonist, but because he realizes her beauty before the female protagonist. This is really healing.
I don't quite understand the logic of American love, but the characters in this fanfic are very novel. I haven't watched the original drama, and I was confused when I saw the names. But after watching a third of it, I found that I can ignore the reading difficulties caused by such names.
I will follow up with five stars because my wife is so nice and she really pays attention to all the voices of an inconspicuous reader. Woo woo woo.
Ever since I read The Golden Dome, I have been looking for a masterpiece about self-cutting for love. The emergence and development of emotions in this book were not so natural, but somehow I was able to finish it. Hahahaha, what I always thought I wanted to do turned out to be possible.