Love in a Mental Hospital

The success of Lianyou is only 20% because of Crow's talent, and 80% of it is the result of copying the plots of various dramas and modifying them. It cannot be said that Crow is great, but the editors and authors of various dramas are great. Crow just spliced ​​the famous scenes, characters, and plots of all the dramas together to create Lianyou. Our expectations for Crow are indeed too high, and he can't write his own plot at all.

First of all, let me talk about my personal reasons for abandoning the book: I like the protagonist in the Crow book very much. Until I abandoned the book, I had tolerance and goodwill towards the character creation of Gu Ran and Su Qing. Until the actress Liang Qing appears, it's okay for you to have multiple female protagonists in your harem. I really like to watch it, but why do you want an "actress" who appeared from nowhere and only appeared twice to have a relationship with Gu Ran under the persona of Gu Ran who "says he loves Su Qing the most every day"? You made Gu Ran a duck, and you made Su Qing a clown. My feeling is that this plot trampled Su Qing's reserve, Zhuang Jing's restraint, and Gu Ran's self-improvement and self-esteem to pieces, and destroyed the character's dignity to nothing. From the perspective of a male reader, I can understand "I want to bring happiness to every girl around me who likes me, so I opened a harem." When you wrote "Gu Ran said every day that he only likes Su Qing, but in his heart he wants it all," I would only joke and mock the male protagonist. But what you wrote is that several female protagonists are fighting wits and courage to share the love of the male protagonist, and then a supporting character who has no feelings for the male protagonist and just wants to borrow money comes out and plays with the male protagonist??! You also wrote Su Qing as a clown: Gu Ran said he was devoted to her every day before, and then Aunt Xiang, Chen Ke, the actress... Now you apologize to the readers and say, "I am a person who likes characters very much, especially the male and female protagonists"?! Gu Ran: I have become a duck that can be ridden casually. Thank you so much! Su Qing: I have become the clown who suffers, thank you so much! I rarely abandon a book that I have ordered to Deacon, and so far I have only two books: the first is called "The King of Black Mist", and the second is called "Love in a Mental Hospital" The two consecutive books completely shattered my filter on you because of "Love Travel". . .

The shaping of the male protagonist in this book is really good. Like Watanabe's book, there are baseball games, musical performance competitions, staged goals, self-discipline, hard work and struggle, and the vision of becoming a handsome guy in Tokyo. However, the male protagonist in this book feels like he is reincarnated. He goes to work every day and fishes, and his biggest pursuit is to marry Su Qing? There is no drama between men and women, and there are still a group of girls who are cheating, as if they have been poisoned, and would rather be mistresses... Is this the benefit of being handsome?

Le, I browsed around the comment area, why are there so many deacons scolding me?

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In this state, the hypnotized person's suggestibility is significantly improved, he can maintain a close induction relationship with the hypnotist, and he will accept his suggestive instructions uncritically; the hypnotist can systematically regulate the hypnotized person's feeling threshold and tolerance threshold, so that he can display incredible functions in the waking state. Heart Drawing Therapy Painting therapy is one of the methods of mental health counseling and treatment. In the process of painting, the painter uses painting tools to present the suppressed feelings and conflicts in the subconscious. At the same time, in the process of painting, the painter will release negative energy mentally, emotionally, and mentally, decompress, vent emotions, adjust emotions and mentality, repair spiritual trauma, fill the gaps in the inner world, and gain a sense of satisfaction, accomplishment, and self-confidence, thereby achieving good results in diagnosis and treatment. 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The ten regular attendants of online articles should be gathered soon, right? I think there are three that can be included in everyday essays: first love is as bright as a summer flower, a firefly in the space of feet, and a passing crow. Any other great eunuchs you can add?

What on earth is Crow writing? It's over 400,000 words, what's the main line? Is it really just a matter of treating patients one by one? The emotional writing is also a mess, the progress is ridiculously slow, and the protagonist's perception is also very poor. He is completely Zhuang Jing's lapdog.

I recommend a novel to you. Go and learn the beginning of it. I loaded up the love game and now renamed it My Girlfriend is the Bad Miss. The author is The Flying Crow. This ends the clever chat. Isn't what you wrote last time you opened a trumpet long enough to remember? The readers didn't buy it at all. They went to the big account to ask old book friends for support before passing the recommendation on PK. I read three chapters of this work. To be honest, if you are not a crow, I have no desire to continue reading. The three golden chapters are indeed one-sided, but they can always explain some problems, right? Attract me first before talking about anything else! Even if those masters who are qualified to try and make mistakes willfully write a book about what they like, or practice and make mistakes, or seek breakthroughs and find other directions, it is gratifying to succeed, but once the readers don't like it, won't they still come back to write what they are good at in the next book? You have two books in a row! We are just asking, can we write a Japanese novel first to satisfy the readers? You can also spend more money and work hard to make a big appointment. Whether you write what you want to write in the next book or seek breakthroughs, I will definitely not say too much about the results. If you write well, I will applaud and spend money. If you write poorly, I can also have a tolerant attitude. The extra chapter of the love game update, to be honest, it really makes me feel bad, I give it a thumbs up. I praise you for being the crow-san, Sbarasi! Then I was extremely looking forward to the new work, but I opened it with joy, but was disappointed at first glance. I hope I am wrong. I hope this book is indeed a slow-burning book. I hope it will become more and more exciting in the future. I will keep it for now.

It's quite outrageous. It can be seen that the author has tried his best to avoid the surprise brought by Chen Ke's boyfriend, but I didn't understand the part about the boyfriend breaking up and chasing after her. The first is the way the heroine went to college. In order not to owe a favor, she bought breakfast and watched a movie. The easiest way is to just exchange it for money and return it. The logic is a bit far-fetched. Also, how could heroine Chen, as a psychiatrist, choose the most misunderstood way to return this favor? The image is torn. It can only be said that the author in order to maintain the positive image of the heroine has torn the image of her previously portrayed. The second thing is the way the male protagonist dealt with this boyfriend. To be honest, it was a bit frustrating. The male protagonist was already paying attention to keeping a distance, but in the end he still got angry. To be honest, if the male protagonist really fell in love with him, the readers of this plot would definitely feel happy. Does this make readers happy? There may be a follow-up later, and it better be, otherwise the male protagonist will be pointed at the nose and scolded by people on the road for no apparent reason, and he will have to laugh in apology.

I was completely sprayed at that time