I've basically read all of G-Dragon's fanfics, and I'd like to share what I've read. Five stars is highly recommended, four stars can be seen. Read it if it has three stars, don't read it if it has one or two stars
Good-looking [Star Eyes], the little flower inside the fish and the retired dragon, so good-looking, so good-looking. The dragon is not OOC, it's just a little too little. Let's fatten it up and then look at it.
Run, run, the author doesn't update at all. It looks good, it looks good, it's a very novel setting. The only slight flaw is that the dragon is a soul traveler, and the owner of the body has been in love with the heroine (I personally think it is a love affair. I personally don't care whether it is clean or not, unclean smells better. I just think the beginning of the last paragraph is a bit inexplicable, and the ending is unclear [crying]) But now that I see it, I am more looking forward to losing the code [star eyes]
What's particularly nice is that the heroine is a fashion designer and met Long because she was working in Hong Kong. The only shortcoming is that the male and female protagonists don't have long mouths [covering face and laughing and crying] [covering face and laughing and crying] [covering face and laughing and crying]
It looks good, but the author's quality is not very good. The card is renewed every four months. But the plot is almost finished. It can be read as the final article. I think the setting is very novel and the plot is interesting and not bad [Come on][Come on][Come on]
A somewhat formulaic sweet article. The screenwriter wrote the heroine and Long, who is retired. The heroine is Long's downstairs neighbor. I feel that the writing of Long is too childish. There is a nine-year age difference between the heroine and Long, but in daily interactions, I feel that Long is the younger one. I can't stand it, but overall it is quite interesting.
This is a unit text, and the dragon part is very interesting. You can just read the dragon chapter. It doesn't affect the viewing experience at all if you don't read the other chapters. I think the dragon chapter is very interesting. If it is longer, it can feel like an independent article. It is very interesting and highly recommended.
It's a good read, a good book that was delayed by the name. I feel like this title has stopped many people from clicking in to read it. It's very well written. The heroine and her twin brother form a mixed group, which is a bit like a combination like Le Tong. Long appears as a friend of about the same age. A decently good article.
The introduction and title of the book can be messed up, but the author doesn't know how to write an attractive introduction. The content is quite interesting, and the characters are not very OOC. If the introduction can be written better, I think this book will be more popular. The heroine is an unemployed person who was disbanded from a gang. She got drunk and acted crazy, so she asked Long to invest 200,000 yuan to open a restaurant. Then after going back and forth, I saw the right eye.
I can't do it anymore, perfect score for copywriting, zero score for writing style. I can't imagine what a wonderful story this would be if the author's writing was better.
Nice looking, complete and interesting setting. It's not embarrassing, it looks great. The heroine is a domestic actress, and she travels with the dragon into a dragon fanfic.
Wen Huang can see that the heroine is the eldest daughter of a chaebol. But the author may lack imagination about rich people, which makes some plots a bit embarrassing. The later part of the plot makes people a little uncomfortable. The heroine gave up her studies before getting pregnant. The progress was too fast and the ending was a bit anticlimactic.
It's a bit similar to the flight diary of love, the story of falling in love with a TC actor. I don't think the ending is very good. It's best not to provoke fans by provoking a proposal at a concert [covering face, laughing and crying]
Although I don't mind cleanliness at all, I feel that the heroine looks too scummy [covering face and laughing], and even feels a bit seamless, which I can't accept.
The story is very good, but the ending is not very complete. It can be said that they were not together until the end, they just waited for the dragon to retire. [Huge face and laughs while crying] Although the extra story includes the story of sharing a different bed after marriage, I still want to see the content about falling in love. I think it was an anticlimax for me personally.
Although it can be understood as lust, but the relationship line is too fast, and they are together in the second chapter [covering face and laughing] We just met each other maybe two or three days? The heroine is a fan, so she quit her job to watch Long retire. After watching it, he traveled to France. Long happened to be sitting next to the heroine on the plane, and he started to have a crush on the heroine. He confessed his love within a few days after arriving in France [covering face, laughing and crying]. I really can't stand it anymore.
The story is okay, but it is said that it is La Langwen, a four-character domestic entertainment actress and a dragon [covering her face and laughing]. Ever since I found out, their faces automatically appeared in my mind when I looked at them, and I couldn't stand it anymore. Who was thinking of cheating on me? [Covering face, laughing and crying]
It's a very good book for free books. The heroine is an actress and she met a dragon while traveling in Paris [Come on]. The story is a little dull, but it's well written.
A mediocre article, not bad. The heroine is the captain, so she can be said to have watched the dragon grow up along the way. But the story is a bit too bland, and I didn't feel much sexual tension between the heroine and the dragon. The dragon is written a bit childishly.
In the first half, the dragon is written like a mentally disturbed pervert. In the second half, it can be seen that the author does not have enough imagination for rich people [covering face and laughing]
The story is actually pretty good, but the characters are a bit off. The heroine had a one-night stand with Long during a marriage she was defrauded by a gay man. After we got together, I felt that the heroine became a spoiled wife, cooking for Long at home every day. Long is still a scumbag. When the heroine returns to China, he goes to a nightclub to hug her [covering his face and crying]. Moreover, there are a lot of swear words in the forum, and they are often used as expressions [covering face, laughing and crying]
Not recommended, the writing style is a bit old-fashioned. The heroine had a one-night stand with Long and got pregnant, and Long chased his wife to China to raise the fetus. It feels like the setting doesn't stand up to scrutiny.
To be honest, it's a bit of a drama, because I've seen the original work [covering face and laughing]. We are completely from two worlds, and I don't think they blend well.
The front is okay. The second half, starting from the vacation to China, is a bit strange and ugly. The plot of meeting the parents and opening the hospital is written in a childish way, which makes it very embarrassing to watch.
A well-completed sweet article. It's still the same author's writing style (there are no descriptions of dragons like stage songs, it's all about private life). The heroine is a stewardess, but her family is very rich. The heroine really loves her job. I actually don't understand why she wants to work in the service industry if she is so rich. Maybe this is the power of dreams.
I know the author thinks that the heroine is a highly intelligent woman with emotional insecurities, but when she writes it, it feels like the heroine is just pretentious. [Covering face, laughing and crying] I was wondering how Long fell in love with her while reading, feeling that the feelings came out of nowhere [Covering face, laughing and crying]
The setting is interesting, but the career aspect of the heroine is more difficult for Mary Sue to withstand scrutiny. It feels like it was written with no understanding of this aspect. There was a section in the middle where the male protagonist was in isolation, and the female protagonist gave him a photo album of herself wearing a bellyband. It was like digging her toes into the ground.
Complete and beautiful. The heroine is an imaginary member of itzy. In the first half of the series, the heroine is too young and has a soft personality. Her personality is boring and a bit awkward. The second half is delicious as it grows. The setting of the heroine is too rich, and the writing is very ungrounded. Sometimes I feel like the heroine looks like a hollow person.
Sweet little article. The heroine is a vintage shop owner. Maybe I don't understand Ershe, I think it's just a reselling profession [covering face, laughing and crying]. So I don't think it's as high-end as described in the article. In view of the author's writing characteristics, he still does not write much about stage charm, but more about fashion and life.
Sweet post +1. The heroine is a rich second-generation coffee shop owner. The whole story doesn't have much highlights, it's just a very bland, warm and sweet story with no merit. The villain's setting does not stand up to scrutiny. But you can watch it.
A sweet little read without thinking. This book feels a bit like a formula. The author has written a lot of dragon fanfics. At least in this one, I don't think the heroine is particularly three-dimensional. It's like the author's other novels where she changed her head, and it feels like a formulaic little sweet novel. But you can pass the time and look around when you are relaxing.
The heroine is a translator and secretly Long's station sister. The system requires that Long spend a lot of money to support him. Regarding the setting, I feel that I don't understand the fandom a little bit, because there are many unrealistic aspects of the fantasy setting that require money, and it seems a bit digging into the ground. I also think the emotions are a little bit abrupt.
It is a well-written sweet article, with less description of stage charm and more emphasis on descriptions of fashion and life. Almost all of this author's articles have this flavor. The heroine is a brand designer. I think the characterization is better than what the author has written before.
A very complete article. The setting is very novel, and this is the first novel I've seen that starts together. There is nothing abusive, the heroine works very hard to make her career better and better. It's very good-looking, and the heroine didn't lie down just because of the dragon. The only thing that made me uncomfortable watching it was the heroine's family urging her to get married.
The first half looks good, but the second half feels a bit sluggish. But overall good. In the second half, I felt that the feeling of two strong characters was not captured in the writing. The heroine is set to be a top domestic entertainment actor, Hua [covering her face and laughing while crying]
I ran away halfway through the movie, I couldn't accept it, I felt like the heroine was acting as a mother to a dragon. The heroine is supposed to be a comedian, and she also seems to write scripts.
Sweet little article. It's the type that has a strong sense of reality, it doesn't involve much singing and stage work, it's purely about private life. The hostess is a pet shop owner, and Long meets her to find a foster cat.
Sweet little article. The author may not know enough about trainee debuts, or the company may be a grassroots team. I think the process of the heroine's debut is rather hasty and unrealistic, and the number of people is a bit too small. I think it may not be able to fill the stage, and it does not conform to the logic of the group.
It's good to read, but I haven't finished it yet. The story is very good and I hope it won't be a trap. The setting is very interesting. The heroine is a girl band who is pretending to be a song writer, and swaps bodies with a dragon. I just feel that the characterization could be improved [Spreading Flowers]
The inexplicable emotional line, I think the characters are a bit OOC. The female protagonist is a cheongsam shop owner who is in love. She breaks up with a scumbag and goes on a show to beg for redemption. She falls in love at first sight and insists on going on the show. I can understand being motivated by sex, but I don't think anyone would say something harsh for the first time in the observation room of the show crew. The heroine seems to be perfected by her cheongsam. I understand that some anchors may be needed, but every time she appears, she describes what she looks like wearing a cheongsam [covering her face and laughing]
It's beautiful and has a lot of sexual tension. I think the first encounter between the male and female protagonist left a deep impression on me. I can probably get a sense of the heroine's understanding of the team's production, and it's not just made up out of thin air. Although I don't like eating New Year's Eve, this is a good article and worth reading [Purple Sugar]
It's a well-written sweet article, but the career line is a little awkward in the later stage, and it may feel a little unfamiliar and forced to write.
The story is a bit confusing, and some plot points cannot withstand scrutiny, which is a bit embarrassing. Especially the relationship between the heroine's mother is very ugly.
The first half was pretty good, but I personally found the second half a bit unclear. The relationship ended inexplicably. Maybe I was stupid and didn't realize the conflict between being a company director and falling in love. The second love story is also a bit too fast. I'm confused about it at the moment, and obviously I don't understand it clearly at the end. The story that started but ended in a hurry ended in a hurry.
I clicked in out of curiosity about how Nantong Quan Zhilong would write. I think that apart from the selling point of sexual orientation, this book has a bit of a tasteless feel and a pity to throw away. It didn't leave a deep impression on me, but it wasn't ugly either. Maybe it just didn't make me feel the sexual tension, and it didn't make me laugh [covering my face and crying]
So delicious, so delicious, so delicious male mistress literature! ! ! ! I have no resistance to messianic literature that this combination wants to dissolve. The group is about to disband, and the heroine becomes the producer to turn the tide. When it comes to the concept of comeback in the second half of the song, I actually don't quite understand it. I really can't imagine how a comeback song that looks like a six- or seven-minute musical may be such a big hit, which makes me a little bit confused. There is also the idea of offline unlocking and returning, which I think is actually unworkable. But the setting of this article is really delicious, but the more I write, the more I write. I may not be able to continue writing without an outline.
It was complete and beautiful, but the male and female protagonists talked about each other but didn't get together, which made me a little tired. It seems that I have strayed into the career literature, and I have been ambiguously pursuing my career [covering my face and laughing]