In a serious drama, the protagonist is the kind of person who has a clear goal, and once confirmed, will move forward firmly towards the goal. If you don't want to watch the extras, you can watch it as a non-CP game.
I particularly like the last episode. At first I thought the name "Grown Up" was a bit strange, until the last sentence.
Writing novels means writing about life; reading articles means looking at oneself
It's sweet, the writing is very delicate, and it's very relatable. He has worked hard to make things come true, but there is still some way to go. (And read the rating of mine clearance
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The protagonist is not an official. The official attitude has always been to respect the protagonist's wishes and let her live an ordinary life. Anyway, we are so strong that we don't lack books.
I couldn't imagine spies being that complicated. In fact, Chuuya didn't do anything. He came because of his position. At the same time, our customs also let people in, including Da Zai, who finally cooperated with us, which shows that we can cooperate.
Also, in the end, Chuuya was brought back, not that the protagonist went to the other side. It feels like there's nothing wrong with it?
Very well written! Many characters in the original work also have better choices, and each vest is very vivid. After the story is completed, it is discontinued and ended perfectly. The first regret is that it ends too quickly, and it is too early to bid farewell to this article [poor] The second regret is that Bochu finally found his brother, but Yan did not have a brother to look for him, he was still alone, and the ending made people miss him-could he be tired of it one day?