Partially group portrait, growing from childhood. The protagonist has some golden fingers, but he continues to grow through his own efforts. Shou is a super beauty, has a suspicious personality, and has a weak ability to perceive normal emotions. He is a pure emperor. While watching it, I felt like a lot of knowledge came into my mind inexplicably.
In group portrait articles, everyone is constantly growing, and there are many live people in the comment area. One interesting point is that the first love and the person who finally got together are not the same person, and the first love's presence will be relatively stronger (the separation was due to camp issues, but to be honest, I also prefer the gentler and more aggressive one later).
However, due to subject matter restrictions, it did not mention too many domestic affairs, mainly studying medicine abroad.
Although it is said to be a genre, in fact there is not much content about the genre and mythology, and there is not much content about being an NPC. However, the growth process of the protagonist is very well written, and you can feel that the protagonist is working hard to improve himself, instead of suddenly and inexplicably getting a golden finger and suddenly becoming a boss. Well, I just love coming-of-age stories.
Why the hell is this collection so small? More than 50,000 yuan is completely inconsistent with my expectations for him. A very, very warm summer feeling, micro-group portrait, a very vulgar description is like a bottle of ice-cold orange soda. This is such a pure puppy, Little Taiyang Gong. I have only seen this one in Jinjiang. The writing is delicate and gentle, and the plot is coherent. It feels like it would have become popular if there was only one less opportunity.
This book is also about a two-way secret love. There is a sour part in the middle, but the taste is very good. There is only a short part of the awkward and silent plot. (Okay, okay, I admit that I just like sweet and sour food.) But no matter what, 50,000 collections are too few.
The copywriting has little to do with the specific plot content of the article. It's a little pepper book, it hits you in the face very quickly, and you won't feel tired after reading just over 300,000 words. It's very smooth. When I opened it and read the first few chapters, I realized that it was delayed by the copywriting.
Their play is really astringent. Who can understand the bishop and the big businessman? They are very pure Puritans. The sense of immorality is really great.
Shou Shou Wen, the younger one is very dreamy, and the copywriting content does not account for much of the article. Very tasty. It's still one that's been delayed by copywriting. It makes me question, can this really be seen in Jinjiang? It feels like the two protagonists have a very different flavor compared to the traditional attack-shou novel, as if they are developing new ideas.
The writing is smooth and delicate, and Gong constantly teaches Shou how to love himself, the world, and him (Shou suffers from mental illness).
It doesn't feel like Jinjiang's writing style, maybe it will be more so when I go to CP. Personally, I feel that the collection is so small, maybe because the articles have been discontinued for a while.
I don't have to say anything else, this book just hit my kinks perfectly. Personally, I don't think it's very bloody, but it's rather ancient (not referring to the year it was written). Like the Pro max version of Tomato Novel with enhanced writing. [Laughing and crying]
Hermaphroditism, giving birth to a child, the suffering is just a small bitter melon, it is so damn miserable, I was so poor that I had worms in my stomach when I was a child. Shou has some low self-esteem throughout the whole process, and Gong is also a pure love brain. Many of the decisions he made in life were originally made because of Shou. In the later period, both of them are trying their best to become better versions of themselves.
It is still a summer-flavored short article, the setting is in a county town, but the sense of country is not heavy, like a peach-flavored popping candy, it is more cute when it comes to cuteness, and it is a bit easy to reverse CP since it is written in the Year of the Dog. When I first watched it, it had less than 10,000 collections. Now I see it has 17,000, which is really gratifying.
Shou is really sexy and loyal, but I kind of forgot the specific plot because I watched it too early. However, as a post about drying bean paste, I like it very much.
I feel that the collection of this book should be more than 13,000. There are probably many people with such an interesting article, even if it has a niche taste. Why are there so few people watching? I cried.