I've read a lot of articles in the romance category, and I'm a bit reluctant to recommend them. I'll recommend them by category for now. I want to give five stars to every article.
Very nice! Derivative romance fairy grass, male protagonist romance category, I read a few stories with female protagonists and found it rebellious... I only accept male protagonist romances similar to this one...
A rare fan of Hongqi, a derivative of the romance fairy grass, and the original work Ryo, so looking at the rating and the number of collectors of 4,000, I know that there must be something.
The ancient sweet + sour articles are mainly sweet. Why do you say sour? Because I feel that the current articles are purely sweet, or add a little frustration and a little bitterness. There is no indescribable ancient taste. It is good-looking and suitable for readers who like this kind of taste.
This is an old story from fifteen years ago. I really like this type of heroine, who focuses on her career and whose emotional lines are relatively obscure. I recommend it.
After re-reading it, people today will feel a little uncomfortable reading it again, whether it is the number of words in each paragraph or some of the values. There will be changes after so many years.
Five-star article! Extremely romantic! The pianist heroine transforms into an idol's fiancée and goes from being unknown to becoming a famous pianist in the company of her idol. When the heroine didn't know the idol's identity, she attracted the idol's attention by playing the piano, and she also used a few direct confessions to win the hearts of the idol's boys. Oh my God, I accidentally stepped into the role of the idol at that time, and I quit on the spot. This kind of passionate love makes people scratch their toes, but it feels really good. Fortunately, I continued to watch it. , The idol's operation is also very strong. First, she pretended to be a tsundere and mocked herself, and then as expected, she listened to the heroine's confession for a while, and took out a gold coin as a token of love. The gold coin's effect was so romantic, so romantic, and the phrase "I will take you to Paris" made me howl like a wolf on the spot.
Update the review again, the sweetness is off the charts, but it's good candy, and I can't get enough of it one after another. I feel like I'm still too tolerant of other articles that write about pure sugar, and the new ones are too bad, so it's better to re-read the old ones.
I was so satisfied that I deleted another tweet. It felt like a stone fell from the bottom of my heart. Sure enough, I might as well delete that one.
The mobile version of Jinjiang's tweet introduction is really difficult to use. Why is there no drop-down bar on the right side of the frame?