I chose the character I like and read it. The first world is the White Moonlight of this book for me. I always think about the first world when I look back. Maybe it's because I like the sense of betrayal. My favorite part is when Shou is thinking that Gong wants him to chase someone else, and he likes Gong (don't get me wrong when you see this paragraph, Gong and Shou are both clean, emotionally they like each other, they love each other very much)
I remember it was quite fun, the protagonist actor was there, but I forgot what he was playing, but I remember the variety show plot. The variety show plots in this author's entertainment industry articles are quite interesting.
The characters of the protagonists are all unique, and many of the stories are very flavorful. I even remember the names of the protagonists. My favorite is the pair of Xu Cenfeng and Faus, and the second couple is the pair of You Que. I like the time when the protagonist worked in the bar, but after the family that I picked up later, I felt that it was not so interesting.
When I read the article, I really liked the character of Shou's nephew (? It should be like this in terms of seniority), a very cute little cool guy. Although he said this, Shou raised him as his son, and I think fathers all over the world should treat their children as gently as Shou.
The emotional line is slightly lacking, but the plot line is something I am a dog. I read this novel three years ago, but I still remember every plot of the script in it. I remember the afternoon when I cried for every script.
I like this Zerg novel with a fairly complete world view, and in terms of height, the attacker is taller than the shou, which is great. (I was obsessed with reading Zerg novels some time ago, and then they were all about beautiful attackers and handsome shou, and then the shou were taller than the attackers. I have no requirements for the appearance of the attacker and shou, as long as they are good-looking, but my thunder attack is shorter than the shou, so I can tolerate it, so I kept reading when I saw the minor points.) The plot and emotional lines are complete.
What first attracted me was Gong Shou's pseudo-orthopedic romance, and how Shou was brought up as a child, and then the way Shou killed people in the plot completely made me remember this article.
I haven't finished it yet, so I skipped reading. The author is very good at playing tricks. He is a big pervert, and he is willing to be beaten and endured, and he can be sliced and diced.
Yes, the writing style is stable and follows a daily flow style. I think the dialogue between the protagonists is smoother and more comfortable for me.
Maybe Gong and Shou fell in love at first sight, but because of some things, Gong and Shou had a bad impression in the early stage. If there was no premise of love at first sight, I think the change of emotions between Gong and Shou was a bit abrupt. In fact, I also vaguely felt that the change of emotions between Gong and Shou was a bit abrupt, but it was not very obvious.
In fact, I think this article is the one where the author describes characters more naturally. This is also because I have read other articles by this author. Some of them are more or less like stacking up characters. For example, the character trait of the protagonist appears in one chapter and disappears after the next chapter, but the impact is not very big.
I liked watching the football games in it. I was originally looking forward to the emotional development of the protagonist, but I felt that the description was a bit dry, so I forgot about it. It was good to watch the brotherhood.
It's quite sweet, with the two sides running in both directions, the interstellar setting, and it can be considered a campus novel. Most of the plot is described in school, and the two are roommates. It's a typical little sun shou paired with the cold gong.
This is the second article written by this author. I feel that the writing style is relatively mature. It tells some truths through writing about daily small things. The two protagonists are very plump and charming. However, because I am still a little uncomfortable with daily descriptions, I still haven't finished it.
I read the novel very early, probably in the second or first year of junior high school. I only read it once, but I always remember it. I cried when I read the movie story in it and it was very impressive. In fact, I don't remember much about many novels, but I have always remembered this one.
It is also a novel I read very early. The world view in it is quite grand, and some details are hard to get into, but overall it is a story about resistance and struggle. It has an interstellar background. The protagonist was an ancient killer in his previous life and was reborn as an O. Then he refused to accept his fate and carried out the affirmative movement. The two protagonists fell in love and killed each other, and they were entangled repeatedly. The plot also shocked me.
It is suitable for people who like to read sweet love stories, but Shou has low self-esteem and strives for self-improvement, and loves money but also sticks to the bottom line. The whole article talks about the treatment of Shou's illness and their love process.