My Classmate and I Share a Health Bar

What is dog licking? Love someone who is not worthy of love, love someone who does not love yourself. It is not difficult to understand the male protagonist's dog-licking mentality. He has a crush on a girl but cannot get close to her. Over time, the female protagonist's advantages, mixed with the male protagonist's thoughts about her, gradually leave reality and become a perfect intention in the heart. When you love a perfect person, and she does not love you, her shortcomings will not matter at all. The significance of symbiosis to the male protagonist is not that he can control the female protagonist, but that it gives him the opportunity to truly get close to his own goddess and change the image in his heart from a god to a human. The so-called bravery is to understand that the world is not beautiful and still live bravely. True love should also be able to love a person who is not so perfect. I have enlightened, Amitabha

Why do you picture a fat man to picture him with lots of meat? The best part is given to Fatty. I wonder if the author is Fatty, right? To be honest, it looked okay from the beginning. Fatty and Yu were so different from each other when they came out. You don't have to write about the harem, but there is really no need to write about it. Fatty, I really don't think there is anything that parents will like. It can't be sincerity or the merits of Buddhism.

I couldn't sleep at night and found this book. I first took a look at everyone's comments in the comment area. When I saw the comments like "Seven-year bookworm, this book is absolutely beautiful", I decided to read it seriously. After all, the title and label of the book all have supernatural powers. Especially when I saw several female characters in the characters, I was ecstatic as a lover of urban supernatural powers. After reading the first volume, I decided to share my thoughts after watching it (purely my personal opinion) The description of the heroine is very real, so real that it makes people feel a little uncomfortable, because I have met a materialistic green tea girl in real life, but luckily I didn't get into it too deeply. Of course, the female protagonist is definitely not materialistic, but when she was wandering between Du and the male protagonist, her thoughts were definitely not simple. She even said that if the male protagonist hadn't been bound to share life with her, the female protagonist would have accepted Du. Du's driving role in the plot can be replaced by other methods, but the interaction between Du and the heroine made some readers hate the heroine. Maybe the author did not have these thoughts when writing, but as a reader, the heroine is really not lovable. If Du was taken out of the plot, the first volume would not be so uncomfortable to read, but with Du, I feel that the male protagonist is just relying on a shared that makes the female protagonist unable to get rid of this lump of dog skin plaster. Originally I wanted to talk about the supporting characters first, but after thinking about it, I couldn't talk about the supporting characters without talking about the male lead, so I had to talk about the male lead first. The male protagonist did not grow up at all in the first volume. In the description of the first volume, he was just a loser. Maybe the author wanted to focus on describing the growth process of the protagonist, so he suppressed the male protagonist very hard at the beginning, but this intensified the discomfort and returned to the old topic. The male protagonist in the first volume was so useless that I thought he was kidnapping the female protagonist to gain every opportunity that was not his. The two female supporting characters also like the male protagonist in the first volume for no reason. It is difficult for me not to complain about this. The plot is really well written by the author. The climax of the plot from birth control pills to the hospital is intertwined. However, again, my understanding is that when the male protagonist does not love the female protagonist, the female protagonist will die. Is that true? Therefore, there were two situations where the female protagonist's condition worsened when the male protagonist achieved enlightenment. The end of the first volume seemed very sweet. The two of them settled their differences and kissed each other tightly. After reading it, I had to ask, "Why? Why are they together?" I didn't see the growth of the male protagonist. I only saw the female protagonist calling him to her side when she was about to die to make him change her mind. Can it be understood that the heroine discovers that she will die when the hero doesn't love her? Then the first volume can be replaced by one or two chapters: "The heroine discovered the shared secret between the two. In order to not be affected, she decided to tell the hero and become a couple with him to ensure that she would not be coerced by him." Right, maybe I thought too bad about the female protagonist, but the plot of her wandering between Du and the male protagonist had to make me think so. Don't talk to me about the plot behind it. You can't treat the first volume as a novel. I am not saying this to attack the author. I am just expressing my thoughts. I still admit the author's writing style. It is true that the plot makes me unbearable, but it is also true that the plot structure is good. I wish the author can write better in his new book, just let it go for a while before reading it.

Yu Panwang

Well, if you want to write a coming-of-age story, you don't need to make everyone look like nt. Taking each person individually can persuade a bunch of people to retreat and raise Gu.

I thought the plot was too bland. Ah, the lack of tension is that the protagonist is too ordinary, does he have special skills or something, and the whole plot focuses too much on the supporting characters, which made me very annoyed. In several chapters, the protagonist has very little role. The main reason is that I feel that the author failed to grasp the reader's mentality. I read novels to pursue spiritual pleasure. I am not here to read the story of another ordinary person as an ordinary person. This will make me have the urge not to open the book. In addition, the emotional lines of several people are too strange, and I feel a little uncomfortable with it. There are even kissing scenes in only a few chapters of meeting and acquaintance. I don't know what other friends think, but I think it is too strange. 🙂🙂 This is the first time I have written so much, so I contributed it to this author.

Finished reading part one. Although this novel is very poisonous, it is very addictive. I like every character in it. In fact, the real beneficiary of this bound symbiotic golden finger is the female protagonist, while the male protagonist is dragged down by the golden finger. The male protagonist lives in an apartment in Shanghai. He is handsome. He is originally a cheerful and good-natured person. Apart from being good-looking, the heroine really has nothing that is worthy of the male protagonist, especially her "brain". But isn't there something wrong with the male protagonist's mind? This is the kind of person I am talking about, but I am a beautiful woman, but I am a thief. Then I discovered that more or less every character that appeared in it was not normal. The author wants to use a group portrait approach to write about the growth experiences of these people. Come on, author, the writing is good. I hope I can post more candy in the future. I will read the dog food article after reading it for a while now to soothe my depressed mood.

I really like the setting of the female protagonist. I have a crush on the guy named Du, but because of symbiosis, I have to be with the male protagonist. It's really unlucky.

"Beatrice, the praiser of God. Why don't you help the one who loves you and is extraordinary for you?" - "Divine Comedy·Hell" When we are young, at that age when love begins, each of us will meet a "she" who can impress us deeply. At that moment, the spirit of life hidden deep in my heart began to tremble. Yes, you fell in love with her, and even though you have come into contact with her thousands of times later, deep down in your heart you still cannot forget this initial emotion, and this experience will be something you will never forget. The hero and heroine in the novel, from the beginning of one's fanatical pursuit and the other's crazy escape, to being able to fall in love with each other later on. From being forced to come together at first to truly loving each other later, this is a long and wonderful process. The author uses the supernatural phenomenon of "symbiosis" to provide a different cause for the love between the male and female protagonists. They can share each other's happiness with each other, and they can also share each other's pain with each other. Whether they are poor or rich, sick or healthy, they can face it together. However, while "symbiotic", they also have to face pain and troubles, as well as all kinds of troubles that come one after another. During this long process, they grew up together and spent the rest of their lives hand in hand. Perhaps, "symbiosis" should be a curse that deprives others of their freedom, but this is more like a divine blessing. This is a gift from the gods, not a curse from the evil ones. Personally speaking, I actually sympathize with the male protagonist's experience. In fact, I have also had a similar experience. I once fell madly in love with a girl, became passionate and obsessed with her, but what I got in exchange was the other person's indifference and avoidance. Just like the beautiful love tragedy between Apollo and Daphne in the poet Ovid's "Metamorphoses". She carries all my happiness and beauty in my heart and I will never forget it. After leaving her, I felt like I had lost my soul and became increasingly depressed. Like a terrible nightmare. It makes me completely unable to escape. Perhaps the same is true for the male protagonist's longing for the female protagonist in the story! I have also fantasized about "symbiosis" before, imagining the fusion of each other's souls, and in a sense, this work just satisfies my reverie. Love is so beautiful and desirable, but it also has too many regrets. On the one hand, love is an extremely irrational emotion. Just like in the story, Zhou Song, who was born in a big city and has a good family background, is crazy about pursuing a country girl from a remote village. True love can never be measured in terms of quantity and price. It is a completely emotional emotion in itself. We cannot know the specific reasons why boys love and pursue girls, because this reason itself is ineffable. Love makes people irrational or even unreasonable, making them unable to clearly see and analyze the situation. But on the other hand, love also brings countless beautiful memories to human beings. From the god Apollo's pursuit of Daphne to the human poet Dante's admiration for Beatrice, love stories have spread countless good stories for future generations. Love is no longer just for the reproduction of the race, but also has a deeper and transcendent connotation. This is both a desire and a gift that makes us humans unique. As we grow up, time has erased the recklessness and impulsiveness of our youth, and also diluted the original stubbornness and persistence. Maybe, in our hearts, we don't want to recall the past, or remember the "her" at that time. However, our pursuit of love and beauty has never stopped, and it should not stop. Time may dilute feelings and memories, but true love will transcend time and become eternal.

Although it's not a harem story, I think it's okay to add one or two more beauties to give the male protagonist more emotional experience and give him more choices. The more cruel the better, and then it's still Yueling after all, eh, it's perfect.