The following books have different styles, the writing is good, most of the CP can be knocked down, the plots have great ups and downs, the characters have their own characteristics, and there are few similarities.
The plainness contains the courage to fight against the secular world and pursue true love. It is relatively refreshing, and the protagonist's declaration of life is touching. It's just that the supporting characters are rather cliche and tool-y.
This book is unfinished. The characters are unevenly distributed and the stream of consciousness is relatively heavy. However, the flaws are not concealed. The author has shown a relatively complete world view and the laying out of some plots can be called wonderful. It was once my favorite Western fantasy novel.
It tells a story about loving and being loved, love and responsibility. The background is real but not a tragedy. With the protagonist constantly struggling and fighting against fate, the ending is ideal. The author wrote the supporting characters very carefully, and the CP is also very sweet. There is a certain bitterness, but it is sweeter because of it.
Not much to say, just read the introduction and the plot will flow. The plot has many sudden changes, the tension between the characters is high, and the supporting characters are relatively clever in shaping. The protagonists' transition from using calculations to falling in love with each other is relatively delicate and worth watching.
It tells the story of two female protagonists who are very different in class and ideological differences in Hong Kong, where the economy is unstable and people's confidence is low. They come into contact with each other and test each other. They are attracted by each other's personality charm. They slowly take off their masks, see the real each other, and regain confidence to face the future. The work is not finished, but it is absolutely exquisite. If I have the chance to finish it, it will definitely be a very touching story.