For personal use, will be updated. Personally, my favorite is the love between childhood sweethearts and siblings. There are more of this type (well, I like it but there are too few of this type, so there aren't many).
This book is so well written, and Meng Da's writing style cannot be overemphasized. I liked it after reading Filter before, but I really couldn't like the character of Filter's protagonist, both the male and female protagonists. I like this book very much, but it's not actually a sibling relationship because they are the same age, but the heroine is a little older. Although in my opinion, there is no age difference within three years, but it is objectively consistent, so I added it in.
I personally don't like reunions, but the whole process of this book is very comfortable, the reasons for breaking up are very comfortable, and the reconciliation process is very comfortable. This is the romance novel I want to read [Spreading Flowers]
I haven't ordered the parents extra episode.
How can I put it, the previous writing is very attractive, but I personally don't like Chasing Wife Crematorium, purely because of the copywriting. Moreover, the love process in this book is written in one stroke, and I prefer the slow-flowing type. I felt a little tired towards the end, so I skipped to the extra chapter, which was pretty good.
The second time I watched it, I found it very interesting. The author's writing is good. The main reason is that I really like the heroine in the second ending part. In the early stage, it was uncomfortable for the two people to show me secretly. But it was much more comfortable when it was revealed. I like the heroine's directness!
The relationship between the male and female protagonists is really sweet, and I like it too, but as someone who loves watching siblings love each other, there is one setting that I really can't accept: the male protagonist has a crush on and is obsessed with the female protagonist and sleeps with a lot of people. Uh-huh, he always emphasizes it. (I was also thinking about why in some stories, the male protagonist and the female protagonist were not so disgusted if they slept with other people after they separated, but this article is especially so. I thought about it, it seems to be because of the emotional connection. In some stories, the male protagonist has low self-esteem, thinks he is not worthy of the female protagonist, and feels that he and the female protagonist will never see each other again. In some stories, the emotional connection between the male and female protagonists is not deep before they meet again. For example, the female protagonist and he are not close to each other. Because they are not familiar with each other, the male protagonist also feels that he will never see the female protagonist again... I can understand sleeping with someone else in this situation, but in this article... Originally, this kind of situation is quite rare in brother-sister stories, and there are no examples. The first example is the brother and sister I have seen. In short, the male protagonist in this article has a strong subjective initiative, and his character is set to take the initiative to find the female protagonist. That kind of thing, you don't want to find the heroine quickly after separation, but you still want to sleep with a woman? Secondly, the hero and heroine went through high school and college after college, and they went to the army for two years. What kind of time management master are you? And all the men in the article are like this...? Is it either the male protagonist's friend mentioned it, or the male protagonist himself confirmed that he only loves the female protagonist, even if he doesn't like the female protagonist?
The setting is interesting [Star Eyes] and the male protagonist is also interesting, quite down-to-earth, and he can even change his face according to double standards!
Like it very much! It's rare for a book to clearly describe how the male and female protagonists get to know each other, meet and fall in love [poor], but it didn't make it public in the end, which made it feel a little less satisfying.
I liked it very much in the beginning, but later on I felt that Qire was a bit OOC, which made it uncomfortable to watch. I always felt that if I was so entangled, I wouldn't be a Qire who dares to love and hate. Overall, I like it very much, but the description of the era is quite meaningless and could be deleted. It feels a bit hard and contemporary.
I was put off by the title of the book. The overall feeling of the movie is light, the heroine is light, the male protagonist is also light, in short, it feels a bit disappointing, which is not bad, but after all, I am reading a romance novel, and I still hope to see the two people love each other to the death.
I like both the setting and the writing, but it takes too long, and why is the boyfriend in the middle necessary? I don't quite understand it, and I didn't feel very comfortable after reading it. I always felt congested.
A story about developing a heroine! I really like this kind of article about living a long life with a trickle of water. After putting it back on, I don't feel as good as before. It would be better if I could keep the status of brother and sister [Let me be healthy] (This book was subscribed to Qiuquan)
Growing up together, my childhood sweethearts always liked [Let Me Kangkang]. It is a rare sibling romance story where the elder sister fell in love first, which also has a unique flavor~