I'm Really Not a Bad Man

After reading it for three days, I feel at peace but not at peace... What is calm is that I am not Han Chao after all, but what is unsettling is that I never dream of attracting girls like him! !

Luan Yu's last letter is the scene where I shed tears first after reading this novel. Maybe it's the first love complex. There is a filter for the first love (Bai Yueguang) in every book of Tank. From the beginning to the end, I don't think Luan Yu is a woman who worships money. I don't hate you. I won't hate you no matter what. This sentence of Zuo Xiaowei is the most emotional place for me. I also have a girl who likes me. I didn't cherish her properly. I also failed her because she loves me, so don't blame me.

As a reader of all Tank's works, I would like to say that it is precisely because of the unreal works that such an ending may be needed. It is like an aftertaste, but I hope there will be a sequel in the future.

I am only seventeen years old, a person with no emotional experience, why am I so empathetic? When I saw Xiaowei "saying" that she doesn't hate you at the end, I really wanted to cry. (-̩̩̩-̩̩̩-̩̩̩-̩̩̩-̩̩̩___-̩̩̩-̩̩̩-̩̩̩-̩̩̩-̩̩̩)

This book takes a different approach and takes an eccentric approach. Compared with other books, the main plot line of Qingdao is much clearer. It summarizes the situation of the small town in four words. This is an advantage. In addition, the male protagonist's darkening is also a highlight. However, the purpose and depth of the book are very unclear. As a final work, it is not clear that it is well-intentioned. The female protagonist portrays too little about love in the book. This may be due to the influence of having just written World Love. , So the presence of the heroine is very low. This is actually one of the reasons why the previous book depicts the heroine on the floor, but Shiai's intention is to put it there, to depict it like this for the sake of a book, and to write it like this in Qingdao, it seems that this book is much less interesting. This book is quite bold in creation, and Tank's grasp of the plot is also very sophisticated. Unfortunately, it cannot hold up the title of the sealed work.

This author's books are quite good. There is no back-and-forth. The love, hatred and hatred of the little man, and his growth process. Worth a look. Also recommend this author's The Tenant. It's also pretty good-looking. The worldview and values ​​are at least correct in the end.

Lu Xi waited for Yang Yiming for ten years to highlight Lu Xi's own persistence and to pave the way for the end when Han Chao was released from prison. Qiao Jiao seems carefree but is actually very considerate. However, the plot of suddenly getting married to a doctor seems very abrupt and unreasonable. If you want to quit the relationship, why do you need to get married quickly? Luan Yu loves Han Chao, but two years of wandering has exhausted her passion. She wants stability, a family, and a job. Eventually, her father becomes ill and her mother forces her to leave Han Chao. Later, she forces Han Chao to leave Qingdao. She is afraid that Han Chao will ruin her dream of being a rich wife, but she also wants Han Chao to reunite with his parents and family. The most complicated thing is Zuo Xiaowei. Zuo must have feelings for Guan Yubo. When she finally wrote the letter, she already knew that Guan Yubo had raped her, but she still didn't know whether she should hate Guan Yubo. She just said it was a damn possessiveness. She collected evidence because she hated Guan Yubo, but did not hand over the evidence immediately. This was because she still had a trace of fantasy about Guan Yubo. The premise of handing over the evidence was that she had an accident before entrusting others to hand it over. If Guan Yubo didn't attack Zuo Xiaowei, would this evidence never be handed over? There was already a tendency to commit suicide in the letter, saying that her last wish was to go to Pingtan with Han Chao to see the sea. Han Chao satisfied her, and Guan, who loved her, became a vegetative state. The Han she loved would never love her. Coupled with a series of continuous blows such as losing her voice, Zuo Xiaowei's final outcome should be suicide. This book has much fewer love scenes than the previous books, and the timeline is also shorter. Even the two heroines fell in love with Han Chao too quickly and there was too little foreshadowing. Instead, the two female supporting characters Luan Yu and Zuo Xiaowei supported the knife abuse plot, including many inconsistencies in the plot. I don't know whether this book was careless or over-intentioned, and the ending was also very hasty. I personally think that Lu Xi will definitely wait for the Korean wave when she is pregnant, and Qiao Jiao will most likely wait, because her early operations have proved that Qiao Jiao always wants to withdraw from this relationship to complete the relationship between Han and Lu, and her ability to resist the pressure of her parents is limited. The previous article has also been foreshadowing that polygamy is allowed in Thailand. When Lu Xi took Qiao Jiao to run away from marriage, he said that they would have the same blessings and hardships and get married on the same day. That is to say, Lu Xi hinted that Qiao Jiao can have two women and one husband, but I don't know if Qiao Jiao can accept it.

I have only read Tank's books, The Tenant, Tulip and this Qingdao Girl. This book is the most emotionally resonant for me. Because it is not like a love novel, but more like a man's growth diary. It appeared in my dream. In the dream, Han Chao, after being released from prison, said to Lu Xi and Qiao Jiao in front of everyone: "If you are willing, I will take you away to get married in Thailand. There are still many unfulfilled promises between us."

What can I say? The book Qingdao Girl was written very well in the beginning. It portrays Han Chao, Lu Xi and Qiao Jiao very well. This is also the fourth Tank book I have read. The female tenant went from romance to love to the bad man in the world. Personally speaking, the book Bad Man is not very sad (Qiao Jiao really made a lot of laughs for book friends, hahaha). Han Chao's vacillating choice between Lu Xi and Qiao Jiao is quite heart-wrenching to watch. Both Lu Baoer and Jiaojie are really good. At the end, it is written that both of them wore wedding dresses to bid farewell to Han Chao. It also leaves a lot of room for the readers' imagination. It is an open ending (complaining that Tank probably couldn't settle down after writing it. The ending is a bit sloppy). That's it. I plan to read Tulip for the next one. I hope all book lovers can become masters of life!

This book is full of regrets, just like the hardships in our lives. As long as we persevere and believe, we will be able to overcome the difficulties.