Midnight Qinghong

Friendly reminder, don't mistake Jiang Ye for the protagonist, they are actually a sideshow 🙂

I like the author's writing style that the narrative angle is varied and diverse, but this book seems to be complete, but I actually think it is a defective product. From the book's 140th chapter, it can be seen that there should be two male and female protagonists, Jiang, Ye and Bai, Luo. The first 140 chapters are well written, but after that, when the plot begins to branch, the first line is about Bai Luo's drug testing conference, and the first line should be about the two major subplots of Ye's disappearance and Jiang's search. However, the author only writes about Bai Luo's plot, and Jiang Ye's plot branch. The plot line was not written at all, as if it had been forgotten, and the branch plot about Jiang Ye after the plot branch lines were merged was also briefly mentioned. Basically, Bai Luo was written until the end. Jiang Ye was completely a supporting role, and Bai Luo's poison test conference plot was at least a dozen useless plots. This makes me feel that the author is not a professional writer and cannot grasp the plot, but I really like this style of writing and the protagonist Jiang Ye. It is a pity. I hope the author can write a better finished product.

I really like this writing style! Come on, come on, come on!

Maybe it's because I've read too many romance novels and always want a perfect ending.