All I Think About Are the Stars

Vulgar language! The characters are too exaggerated! Every chapter describes the male and female protagonists driving. They have to do it no matter when and where. It still happens in public places. It's too vulgar! What's even more incomprehensible is that a surveillance camera can be installed in the bedroom! The plot is too fake and there is no family affection! Speechless!

It's very good to read, and the whole article is enjoyable. It's just that the male and female protagonists have too much going on in bed. That's almost all they do when they're together. Just pass the time. It's not a nutritious article.

I like to read this kind of book. Some people criticize this book during the process. I can't bear it because I really like it. I really love it. Although it is raunchy, when I saw the ending, I found that I really put myself into the emotion and wanted to cry. Song Wenli's biggest ideal is to marry Wen Nian, his childhood crush until it came true. When I first read it, I thought it was just to live together. I didn't expect that it would make me want to cry. The last few sentences really made me cry. I loved it.

I'm a fujoshi, so I like movies with good figures and lots of action scenes. 😼

The male protagonist is affectionate and the female protagonist is arrogant. They love each other and succeed in each other. The author's writing is very good.

Gao Tian is good-looking. Both the male and female protagonists have mouths and brains.

The best man in the world!

After reading it, it's hard to comment. There are 115 chapters in this book. Basically, in every chapter, the male and female protagonists are driving. The male protagonist is full of pornographic waste, and some of his words do not respect the female protagonist. The ending of the vicious female supporting character Wen Xin is a bit hasty, and the ending is also a bit hasty, ending for the sake of ending.

The plot of this book is too similar to that of You Zhiyu's "I Married My Ex-Boyfriend's Brother-in-law After the Breakup". I read that book first. I don't know which one came out first and who copied whom, but the settings of the heroine's family relationships are exactly the same, and even the heroine's grandfather's relics are on the same street. The male protagonist's experience is also very similar to another book, the title of which I can't remember at the moment. A whole book with a weak plot and mostly about driving. There is no plot that can express the high EQ and IQ of the male and female protagonists, which can only show the author's writing limit.

Beautiful!