Record the articles that you were drawn to by the copywriting and characters, but couldn't stand, so that you don't fall into the same trap again and again. Purely subjective and of no reference value!
The arrogant persona cannot hide his arrogant nature, and he pretends to be relaxed all the time. I don't understand the point of Gong insisting on inviting Shou to go with him when he is fully capable of exploring the warehouse at night, and then Shou says, "You can't lie to me even once." He deceives Gong and hides the most important clues. He is a double standard master. After finishing the attack and being the tool, I successfully obtained the clues and made corresponding arrangements, and then came over with a confident look on his face, "Tell me what you did." [Question mark] I really don't understand, maybe it's the author's foreshadowing, but I can't stand it anymore [dissolved]
The setting is quite interesting, but the writing and plot are very elementary. I wish I could hold a loudspeaker and shout all over the world that I can see ghosts. The part about avenging a drowned man in the toilet would be quite exciting if written well, but it's really too elementary school to watch.
I can't stand the first unit. It's said that the character is a high-altitude flower to the outside world and a cute little cute girl to the inside, but this is no longer the category of cuteness. This is a kindergarten kid, right? [Question mark]
I rarely read forum articles. Both the critics and the recipients of this article have no objections and even think it's a good idea. However, neither party is long-mouthed, and they both have crushes on each other and think the other person doesn't like them. The forum commenters and commentators in the article only criticize and favor the favored. I'm fed up with this kind of bullying, so I gave up.
I'm very interested in the writing, but I can't stand it after reading four or five chapters. There are too many descriptions, and it feels cumbersome with words piled up. The description and plot are both half-and-half. What can be covered in one or two chapters is piled up in four or five chapters. It's too procrastinating and I don't like it.
Alas, it's actually quite to my liking. The plot and characters are pretty good, but it feels like there's no main line and it's as eloquent and unfocused as the prose. It takes too long to lay the groundwork and you even forget that the title of the book is online dating. I'm already tempted after seeing twenty chapters, but I still don't feel anything at all. If I don't like a single arrow for too long, I'll leave it alone for now.
The setting is obviously a very good article, but how can I put it this way, I can't understand the character's motivations and emotional development, and the plot is a little too greasy, and there are too many supporting characters. I have a bunch of friends who I haven't figured out who is who after more than sixty chapters, and I don't know what the purpose is. It didn't hurt to support me when I saw the horse-dropping plot later on. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! So I stopped watching it after watching The Lost Horse!
It's so wordy... The writing is obviously very fragrant, but in fact it doesn't have any flavor at all. You may even forget that Shou Bi Gongda is a mature CEO, and the main plot is progressing slowly. Meetings are procrastinating, and examinations are procrastinating. For an adult, shouldn't he go to the hospital for a full set of examinations when he is flagged? For his own health and safety, shouldn't he go to the hospital as soon as possible? I don't know why I'm being pretentious, I'm so tired watching it
The character setting and writing are all very good, but there are two layers of armor: one is the offensive black fan blogger, and the other is the offensive black fan group leader. There are too many scenes between the fans of the black fan blogger and the members of the black fan group, and the content is almost the same every time. It is a bit tired after watching too much, so I gave up first.
It's too verbose, and it's a lot of nonsense when it can be explained clearly in one sentence. For example, supporting character A saw some non-basic formulas written down in Shou's book, and discussed them with supporting character B. He had to talk a lot of nonsense from forums, cram schools, etc. I feel like I want to write a group portrait of a lively class, but everyone has no memory, they are all like passers-by, A, B, C, and D. However, I especially like to describe these people. I can't stand it anymore.
Attracted by the setting of the copywriting, Gongshou and both went through the book to become the president's special assistant and personal doctor. The setting was interesting, but the more I read, the more boring it became. Gingng was like a licking dog...
Shou is greasy and pretends to be cool, Gong said a chicken soup quote to his roommate, and out of nowhere his roommate fell in love with math and studied hard. Out of nowhere, he began to admire Gong, and out of nowhere, Shou fell in love with Gong, oh! This magical heartthrob halo!
Even if Goldfinger is huge and thick, it's a cool story to begin with, and the emotional scenes are also very awkward. I fell in love with it without any process at all.
Mindless love, so boring, I can't bear it. Two people get together after meeting offline for the first time, and they don't even see how much they love each other.