Contains spoilers, just for rants & memories. Rebirth, time travel, time travel, character awakening in the book, system, fast travel, entertainment circle, wealthy family, campus, secret love, e-sports.
Recommended by a friend, it's quite fun. The characters in the book are awakened and reborn, and the heroine can change her character.
I remember there was a plot where the male protagonist rushed into the sea of fire to save the female protagonist. I don't know if it was this one.
The male and female protagonists swap bodies. Because they can swap bodies, they understand each other best. I still like the sense of relationship between the male and female protagonists that they have a small world and no one can intervene (?)
I haven't finished it yet... Well, how should I put it? From what I've read so far, I feel that the male protagonist is a bit aggrieved. Theoretically speaking, the male protagonist is the strongest on the human side, but he will be limited by humans... Just, you know, a bit aggrieved. I'm just a bitch, and I just want to read cool stories about male protagonists with their awesome dicks.
But the tentacle setting is still good
Secret love story, the male protagonist and the female protagonist were together, but later they broke up
The male protagonist later became a singer/star or an actor. I remember that the male protagonist had a lot of work, probably because he was afraid of being forgotten.
Then what was very explosive was that the male protagonist even took a short video of him having sex with the female protagonist (the female protagonist was not filmed), saying that the female protagonist could use this to threaten him or something.
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A very early article, from Overwatch. It's more impressive among the e-sports articles I've read, it's not bad! The male protagonist who is the heroine's sniper is a support. In my impression, the heroine has never lost, and it's just a matter of fun without using any brains.
Why did you go to the crematorium of Chai Wife? But that's not the point. I remember that the heroine's life experience was very ups and downs. It seemed that she and the heroine were mistaken for each other, but the male protagonist kept the heroine, and later found out that he was not the wrong one?
I went back to the previous chat history and corrected it. The female protagonist is the adopted daughter of the heroine's family, and the heroine is not the wrong child. The heroine seems to have been abducted or lost to the hero's house. Then she woke up and was told that she was the wrong child (so the heroine thought she was the wrong child, but in fact she is the real daughter). Then she became the daughter of the cleaning lady of the hero's family. When the cleaning lady wanted to take the heroine back to his hometown, the hero kept her by his side.
I'm sorry, there are too many flaws. The male and female protagonists seem to be in-laws, but the female protagonist actually didn't find anything in the male protagonist's house? ? Isn't it a wealthy family? Why can't the heroine be found when she gets lost?
In fact, I haven't read it, but I can't forget the copy. Every time I mention be, I think of the copy but I can't remember the title! Just in case I can't find it next time, I added it.
The copywriting felt so painful (?) That I never dared to read it. The first time I read this copywriting, I even felt like crying...
Compared with Qu Xiaoqi's previous works, it is a bit average (personal opinion). It took a long time to read it and I don't remember it well. I probably won't read it a second time, but I really like the sentence in the text that my boy wants to go to the clouds. My impression is that the male protagonist or the female protagonist may have some experiences that are not explained clearly.
And digressions (?
When will the Qiangwei book be released... I have been waiting for it since the copywriting was first published. I have witnessed that the copywriting has been revised again and again and I haven't waited for the publication. I can't do it anymore!
Can you please stop writing that ancient Chinese version of yours? I really can't. In fact, I also read a book about the ancient Chinese words written behind the song. I don't know how to describe it, but it feels like modern words (?) I don't know what the next few books are like. Maybe it's because I'm not very interested in ancient Chinese, but I always feel that the ancient Chinese words in the song are a bit ordinary ()
Campus redemption. The male protagonist is sick and the female protagonist is the medicine. In the early days, he stayed at the hostess's house. If I remember correctly. When I was in college, there was a scene where the male protagonist naturally drank from the female protagonist's cup. I don't know why I remembered it for a long time.
I think it's more gb... The male protagonist, the fox fairy, has a very powerful identity.
There are plots about boys (unconventional births, but they do occur) (I was very shocked when I saw them)
In fact, I read this book as a meal replacement for Baiyue (can I say this?)
Campus. Contains some female protagonists being raped on campus 80. The most impressive thing is that the male protagonist got sterilized for the female protagonist.
Female crush, entertainment industry. Free of charge. The female protagonist is a painter and the male protagonist is an actor. It feels like the male protagonist's liking for the female protagonist is a bit sudden.
Later, when the heroine went to London, the hero chased her.
When the male protagonist graduated, the female protagonist wanted to give him a painting, but it was torn apart before he could give it away. Later he put it back together.