Just finished "Dragon and Tiger", and it is a classic work on campus love without being amazed. I was afraid that I would forget this moving in the future, so I quickly wrote an essay.
Different from the mode in which everyone only pays attention to their favorite characters in the party fight, there are not many characters in the entire 25 episodes of this show, but each character is portrayed with full of emotion and deep into the bone marrow. So let's start with the place that impressed me the most.
Long'er and Dahe were really sure about their own heart. I was anxious and helpless. I was surprised and moved by the decision to run away. I also scolded the author when Dahe ran away, but with the confession at the end of the story. It's really nice to know that this is the best ending for them...
As for Beicun, I really didn't expect him to like the president. He hides it so deeply that I once thought he still had feelings for Dahe... Beicun's persistence really touched me, and it would be a good ending to be able to pursue his studies in the United States. , but I felt unhappy that Beicun did not refuse, but kept some intimate behaviors, and it felt like a central air conditioner.
In the first half, I didn't know what her feelings were like, but the second half became clearer and made me sigh that women are really hard to understand, "Nosebleeds are tears of the soul, and tears are the nosebleeds of the soul. I fell in the corridor. Reverse nosebleeds, fall down in life and shed tears." Instant tears...
Yamei is definitely the most distressing character in the whole play. She clearly likes it, but she never said it once, not even a single tearful scene. She has a black belly and a vicious tongue. She really helps people. Obviously knowing everything, obviously so sad, yet so calm, this is even more distressing, okay...
In general, this is a work that is getting better and better, and the grasp of the plot is just right. I really can't think that jc club can have such an excellent love-themed work in addition to "High Score Girl". The op and ed are also very good. Well, I don't like the character style a little... 92 points.
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