... I originally read a little bit and found that the protagonist Gong seems to have the same appearance as another supporting character Gong. I also asked the author if he was the same person. After the author replied that he was not the same person, I was still a little worried. You are such a piece of shit that no dog will eat even if you throw it to a dog. You treat people who read books as part of your play. It is so shameless and disgusting.
I have only read seven short chapters and I don't know what the rest of the plot will be like, but these seven chapters can also be a lightning protection. Gong and Shou have been together since childhood. Because they pursued freedom and went abroad, Gong let him go and told Shou that he would not let him go the next time they met. Just because of this sentence, Gong didn't go to the funeral of his parents' death? Brothers, have you really been your best friends since childhood? Moreover, Shou also had a boyfriend abroad, and it wasn't just for fun. Anyway, after reading seven chapters, I felt that each chapter mentioned Shou's feelings for her boyfriend, which made me a little nauseous. I can accept that the love between the two parties is not equal or not in love in the early stage, because later it can turn into love, or even twisted. I'm okay with feelings, but I just can't accept that a young couple doesn't come first in each other's heart and that there is someone more important than him. And this is not a situation that Gong and Shou have never met since childhood. The characters are obviously so appealing to me. I originally thought that even if the writing is not good, I can still take a few bites. [Vomiting blood]
I have read almost half of this book without any major problems, but the name on the other disgusting list on the author's homepage is so disgusting that I need first aid [vomiting blood] Nausea?? Want to vomit
The copywriting is very impressive to me. The text is hard to describe in one sentence. I like it so much. Even though I love it, I can't stand it. The writing style is also not good (I looked at the author's homepage and there are so many people criticizing me why I want to read it) [Split]
A truly catastrophic relationship is here. I don't know if the author will write this. It's really just the character design. If the previous one can be read in the early and middle stages, this one is really uncomfortable to read. I understand what kind of emotion the author wants to write, but unfortunately he can't write it. When Shou just died, he was obviously angry and crazy. In a retrospective, the memory is still there but it seems that the emotion is no longer there? Apart from the fact that I recited a few words at the beginning and then I didn't care at all, I started to get along with other sliced shou. I didn't know what other sliced shou were and I had different feelings. Whoever looked at it was disgusting. [Applause]
I have watched more than half of it, but overall the writing and plot are pretty bland. The character design is good, but the emotional drama is a bit of a headache to watch. The early ambiguity is quite interesting, but the determination of the love is a bit too sudden, too perfunctory, and completely baffling. The response is too bland and I have to squeeze out the time of the day as a popular star. Accompanying Gong, but Gong was completely immersed in the world of writing and didn't accept it. Later, when Shou went out to work and sent messages to Gong, he didn't respond, which made me feel a little uncomfortable [crying]. I couldn't accept that Gong and Shou were not the first in each other's heart. It made me feel that the relationship between Gong and Shou was a bit weak. As a love partner, there is no special treatment.
This one is more difficult to review. It's completely true to my xp, but this feeling can be written to the point where it's hard to describe it in one sentence. In fact, the description of my xp's feelings is average and I can give it a 5-star rating. But this one is really not good in the early stage and how can I write it in the later stage? I was confused as to what this thing was. Whether it was breaking up or forgiving, it was too blunt, and the description of feelings in the later stage was not as good as in the early stage. I also had to tell the baby who was being attacked what the meaning of naming Zhaomei was. Neither favoring girls over boys nor favoring boys over girls is recommended, okay?