Record post. I used to love reading campus stories, but now I feel ashamed to read many plots after being away from school for too long. They are all about two first loves, and I have forgotten all the other stories.
It's old and controlled, and has the classic self-defeating style that I don't like, but this little couple is so sweet when they get together, and the story line is also good, and I'm doting on it.
Sha Giao Wen made me laugh so hard that my head fell off. The emotional scenes are also great. If you are in a bad mood, you can read this to relieve yourself.
I remember this article was a story about breaking a mirror and making things come true again, but the author didn't mark it. I was super depressed and angry when I saw the separation plot, but I seemed to feel relieved later. Just give it four stars. Maybe I no longer like to read campus articles, but seven or eight of the ten campus articles nowadays have a routine of reuniting after being separated for more than five years.
I forgot if it was this article, but the two protagonists have been fighting over who is number one. The fight is so fierce that I, who have always been a henchman, can't help but wonder if they really don't want to separate. Of course, if it was be, I definitely wouldn't click on it [What nonsense?
Campus + fantasy, the ambiguous feeling between the protagonists is well written, the progress is fast and not abrupt, and it is beautiful to watch. Looking back, I found that the world view setting is a bit like a whistle?
The writing is smooth, the emotional scenes are sweet but not greasy, and there are cannon fodders from time to time, but they don't last more than a chapter or two. The overall reading experience is not bad. What I want to complain about is that there is a side story where Gong and Shou swap bodies, Gong and Shou are superstitious about kissing in order to get back, and then the two of them actually have a mouth-to-mouth kiss! Wouldn't it be embarrassing if it was facing your own face? Anyway, this reader's face would be distorted when he saw it.
It's not a story about breaking a mirror and remaking the story. The level of tension and tangle is not much different from that of a story about breaking the mirror and remaking the story. The plot development follows the routine of a campus novel.
The writing style is good and delicate. I like the main CP very much but only read it once. Because the protagonist's family environment is too repressive and he doesn't like the deputy CP very much.