He Is Incomplete

I have always been impatient when reading books lately. In fact, I saw the main character setting in the introduction and wanted to discard it. Chi Cheng, the male protagonist with an amputated right hand, and Xiao Xiao, the female protagonist who is a terminal gastric cancer patient. Do you think this setting is too dramatic? After reading the full text today, I still think that the character setting is suspended, but the whole story is well written, and the author's writing style is interesting (I don't know if it was written in one go, there will be typos.) The content of the plot is interesting, the plot development rhythm is well grasped, and the words are meaningful. There are many online articles about bosses, business wars, counterattacks, etc. In fact, almost none of them involve specific careers, they are all love and love. But this story starts from Xiao Xiao and Chi Cheng starting a company to make small games to getting back what they belong to step by step. These account for most of the chapters. The main line is really about serious business. Xiao Xiao, a girl who repays her kindness, is very vividly written by the author. The vivid thing is that she has no golden fingers, and the author's teacher did not give her many buffs. She is just an ordinary girl, entrusted by Aunt Chi, and relies on her kind and grateful heart and sense of responsibility to help and take care of the male protagonist. Thinking of it, Xiao Xiao herself felt that "all my thoughts have been on Chi Cheng in the past six months, and I am like a running madman every day, with no time to stop and think about myself." I prove that this is indeed the case. I often think that when people get along with each other in real life, trust is a very luxurious thing. Unconditional dedication and unconditional support are almost impossible to meet, but the heroine is taken care of by Aunt Chi because her mother, because she likes Aunt Chi, because she is stubborn, because of the injustice suffered by the male protagonist, because she will not live long, and of course kindness. Her unconditional loyalty is dedicated to Chi Cheng. I even feel that the author and teacher are metaphorically speaking. Unless there are all the above, people will not be able to meet another person who treats them like this. Writing this reminds me of a plot - Chi Cheng didn't trust Zhang Xi and threatened Zhang with a knife. Xiao Xiao saw it and said, "Mr. Chi, I'll kill him." She really used everything she had to support Chi Cheng and not let the male protagonist take any risks. When I was reading, I wrote in the review that there are several people with the surname Liao in this book. Dr. Liao Huaizuo's appearance is unremarkable, but it has a lot to do with the subsequent plot. I think the author's Dr. Liao is really good, too emotional to be like a doctor. Of course, based on his experience, we can understand his sympathy for Xiao Xiao and develop feelings for him. The experience of the male protagonist Chi Cheng does not apply to other people, because first of all, he must have someone like the female protagonist who is dedicated to him. Looking at it this way, Chi Cheng is lucky. But looking to the past life and looking forward to the future, Chicheng is destined to face a process of loss. Also, he had always trusted Gu before, and when he was the boss, he was framed and the company was taken away. Now that he has handed over the business to Zhang Xi, he is actually repeating the previous practice. This lesson has obviously not been learned. I personally feel that there are loopholes in the author's writing here. I remember reading a book called "Nian Yuan" before. The male protagonist is also a cancer patient. Similarly, the ending of this book also stops at the moment when the protagonist wakes up from treatment. The future may be certain or uncertain, and the story will end here. Then I remembered that the final text message the heroine sent to the hero before treatment was average.

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