The Most Profound Love is to Live up to You
by Lu Chengfeng
About This Novel
The worst thing Lu Man did in his life was to fall in love with a man named Han Lucheng. She sacrificed everything for him, only to be hurt again and again. After five years in prison and experiencing the pain of losing her son, she finally knew that loving him was not as good as loving herself. "Han Lucheng, I will never forgive you in this life!" "But Lu Man, it's you I love!"
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Official(43)Scraped 7d ago
After reading the introduction, I found the plot to be very annoying. . What's going on with those masochists who give five stars?
I would rather Lu Man died in the last car accident and let the scumbag regret it for the rest of his life
Not all mistakes can be forgiven
The deepest love will live up to you, and the person who loves you the most often hurts the most. The word love makes people obsessed and crazy. His name is Han Lucheng, and her name is Lu Man. Five years ago, he personally sent her to prison. No matter the reason, no explanation, or even no regard for her explanation. Is he worthy of love if he is so cold and heartless? If he could be forgiven five years ago, what about five years later? Five years later, he selfishly wanted to confine her to him again, even though it was clear that the person he said he liked was never her. He finally discovered Zhuangzhuang, her and his child. He ruthlessly took the child away as a threat to make her stay. Is he worth cherishing when he is so selfish and arrogant? At the end of the story, the misunderstanding is naturally resolved, and the male and female protagonists and their family of three live happily together. The question is, can the harm done by the male protagonist to the female protagonist be written off? She had been tortured for five years in prison, even if it was not his instruction, but it was because of him; the humiliation of taking away a son and being imprisoned, but loving without knowing it, hurt people the most. However, in the final analysis, we are all outsiders when it comes to the heroine's forgiveness of the hero. We have no empathy and cannot make an objective evaluation. The hero's love is right, what's wrong is just not knowing it, what's wrong is just the way he loves her, and the child is equally innocent. Perhaps from the perspective of the heroine, forgiveness is the best choice, whether it is out of constant love from the bottom of the heart, or to give the child a complete home. Not all mistakes can be forgiven. Don't let love become a shackles that binds others. The most profound love is to live up to you. The deepest love is understanding and trust, forgiveness and letting go. Simply, Han Lucheng finally understood what love is and what love is. In this regard, do you think the heroine should finally forgive the hero?
Scumbag
Why do you have to forgive the male protagonist? It's so fucking disgusting. What's wrong with the female protagonist? Has she forgotten what the male protagonist did to her before? Are you a holy mother who still forgives the female protagonist? ? ? !
This ending again
The author's writing is quite good, but the ending is "The male protagonist tortures you thousands of times, and you treat the male protagonist like your first love." Alas, when will we see the male protagonist being brutally abused?
I thought there would be a second male lead
I'm a bit disappointed to be with such a scumbag male protagonist.
Author, you should have let the male protagonist, the scumbag who doesn't know right from wrong, suffer retribution. After all, the female protagonist is
The most miserable person in your writing, [I feel sorry for] that scumbag who doesn't deserve forgiveness, let alone happiness. That male protagonist is just a scumbag [I can't describe it in words]. I feel bad for the female protagonist.
Um.
Good. Just a little bit of that. My brain is a little twitchy.
The male protagonist is so scumbag, it's so heart-wrenching to watch. If it were him, I would want to kill him
He sent you to prison for five years and you still want to stay with him for the rest of your life? ? .
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Community(0)
Official(43)Scraped 7d ago
After reading the introduction, I found the plot to be very annoying. . What's going on with those masochists who give five stars?
I would rather Lu Man died in the last car accident and let the scumbag regret it for the rest of his life
Not all mistakes can be forgiven
The deepest love will live up to you, and the person who loves you the most often hurts the most. The word love makes people obsessed and crazy. His name is Han Lucheng, and her name is Lu Man. Five years ago, he personally sent her to prison. No matter the reason, no explanation, or even no regard for her explanation. Is he worthy of love if he is so cold and heartless? If he could be forgiven five years ago, what about five years later? Five years later, he selfishly wanted to confine her to him again, even though it was clear that the person he said he liked was never her. He finally discovered Zhuangzhuang, her and his child. He ruthlessly took the child away as a threat to make her stay. Is he worth cherishing when he is so selfish and arrogant? At the end of the story, the misunderstanding is naturally resolved, and the male and female protagonists and their family of three live happily together. The question is, can the harm done by the male protagonist to the female protagonist be written off? She had been tortured for five years in prison, even if it was not his instruction, but it was because of him; the humiliation of taking away a son and being imprisoned, but loving without knowing it, hurt people the most. However, in the final analysis, we are all outsiders when it comes to the heroine's forgiveness of the hero. We have no empathy and cannot make an objective evaluation. The hero's love is right, what's wrong is just not knowing it, what's wrong is just the way he loves her, and the child is equally innocent. Perhaps from the perspective of the heroine, forgiveness is the best choice, whether it is out of constant love from the bottom of the heart, or to give the child a complete home. Not all mistakes can be forgiven. Don't let love become a shackles that binds others. The most profound love is to live up to you. The deepest love is understanding and trust, forgiveness and letting go. Simply, Han Lucheng finally understood what love is and what love is. In this regard, do you think the heroine should finally forgive the hero?
Scumbag
Why do you have to forgive the male protagonist? It's so fucking disgusting. What's wrong with the female protagonist? Has she forgotten what the male protagonist did to her before? Are you a holy mother who still forgives the female protagonist? ? ? !
This ending again
The author's writing is quite good, but the ending is "The male protagonist tortures you thousands of times, and you treat the male protagonist like your first love." Alas, when will we see the male protagonist being brutally abused?
I thought there would be a second male lead
I'm a bit disappointed to be with such a scumbag male protagonist.
Author, you should have let the male protagonist, the scumbag who doesn't know right from wrong, suffer retribution. After all, the female protagonist is
The most miserable person in your writing, [I feel sorry for] that scumbag who doesn't deserve forgiveness, let alone happiness. That male protagonist is just a scumbag [I can't describe it in words]. I feel bad for the female protagonist.
Um.
Good. Just a little bit of that. My brain is a little twitchy.
The male protagonist is so scumbag, it's so heart-wrenching to watch. If it were him, I would want to kill him
He sent you to prison for five years and you still want to stay with him for the rest of your life? ? .
