I don't like books that are too long or convoluted, and I don't like writing that is too gorgeous, too boring, too straightforward, or too intentional… I always pursue warm water, so please recommend me.
8.9 Is easy to love. Mature male love is particularly attractive. Because of his previous experiences, Gong was unwilling to let go of himself, so even if he liked Shou, he did not dare to accept it. To be honest, I pondered over that experience, but our teacher Xiao is really very charming. I just thought about it for a while and then took the initiative to attack him again. He is perfect and seems to have a real character.
9.5 Fragrant! We love you! We like you even more when it comes to the love of smart people! Compared to deception, both attackers and recipients prefer frankness and appropriate blank space. The only shortcoming (which is also the author's habit) is that he likes to write about educated juniors. This happened once in this book, but I feel that the writing was written with the feeling of being particularly old-fashioned, profound, and older. Refuse to refuse. But it does only appear once in this book, and the rest of it is too annoying, so I chose to endure it. After all, the sober sinking between attack and suffering is really annoying, but I rarely replay it. There is a certain plot line, the author's writing skills are very good, and you will not be impatient at all while watching it.
9.7 Like! The ambiguous period is particularly frustrating, hahahahaha! I highly recommend it to those who like emotional flow! The only shortcoming is that the author will suddenly come up with an imagery description while writing, maybe because he feels comfortable writing to express his emotions. I find it a bit abrupt and generally ignore it. Really good, highly recommended.
9.1 Is a typical strong attack and weak shou, the shou is particularly cute, loves to lie, but unfortunately is always exposed unexpectedly. I really like the character design, but the plot is a little bit unclear. Maybe it's because I read it too quickly and overlooked something. For example, when Shou wanted to frame her adopted brother, she always messed up in a cute way. Later, when she confessed to the system, she said that she actually knew what would happen, but she could only do this. I suddenly realized that my baby was pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger. In the subsequent plot, I felt that my baby was actually a pig. The only awkward thing about the whole story is that I feel that the plot is a bit unnecessary.
9.4 The main article, a perfect article, so perfect that it doesn't seem to exist in real life. It feels like warm water. It is not a background but it is indeed the main article. Shou is older but I can feel that Gong has a more mature mentality, maybe because he is reborn. The plot line is negligible, maybe because I didn't watch it with my brain. Notice! Childbirth article! There is almost zero description of children, and slightly more descriptions of pregnancy.
9.0 I watched it a long time ago, and in my impression it seemed to have no flaws, it was a love story between mature men. In my impression, being sick doesn't seem to be a big obstacle. The cure of the disease cannot be studied in detail. The author has also done some demining and writes about the disease in a vague way. Very healing article, highly recommended.
8.7 I read it a long time ago, but I haven't finished the extra chapter. When I was making a book list, I saw this book, The Only Sister Dog Literature, so I bought the extra chapter and put it up, but I still haven't read it. The relationship between Gong and Shou is very good, and there is no misunderstanding between them. After Gong gets better, he continues to come back to pursue Shou, which is a typical sister-dog literature. I don't like being subjected to that mom, it's very annoying to watch. My sister has become less willful and more three-dimensional because of this mother, but I really don't like this mother.