8/10, My eighth Hong Kong style story.
I actually read the advance version of the novel in "Gentlemen's Rules". The whole book has a lot of intimate scenes, a lot of sexual tension, and leaves a lot of room for imagination; however, the more important content Meng Xingzhi uses the form of "gambling" to advance the content feels a bit playful, and there is not much space. I feel that this part is worthy of more description, but it only represents my personal opinion, and the author is the author.
7.8/10, My seventh Hong Kong style story.
I think I may not be suitable for watching this kind of thing. My heart has been stained by the big stain of society. When I see a pure and beautiful person, I will subconsciously speculate whether it is a white lotus, so that it is difficult for me to understand the whole article. I think the emotional pull written by the author in the early stage is very good, but the male protagonist's character is really a bit scary when he meets such a person in reality. My first reaction must be to stay away from such a person in reality.
8.5/10, My fourth Hong Kong style novel.
Emmm I love the characters of the male and female protagonists in the early stage, but I don't know if I missed any details. I feel that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is a bit sudden, and in the later period, the male protagonist has a lot of behaviors that are not suitable for that age. Maybe... This is boring?
9.5/10, My third Hong Kong style novel.
Although it is a wealthy family, there are many life-like descriptions in the previous part about studying abroad, which makes it easy to imagine the scene. Hahaha, I am also a librarian. I like the characters of the male protagonist and the female protagonist. The only thing I can't appreciate is the IF line, but I can't appreciate it.
5/10, My second Hong Kong style story.
I had to bite the bullet and finish reading it... It's a chronicle, which makes people feel a little headache and irritated after reading it. It's too long-winded and full of dialogues. There are few psychological descriptions and it's a bit stiff to read.
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