If I Didn't Meet You This Second (original Work of "this Second is Overdone" Starring Zhang Linghe and Wang Churan)
About This Novel
The trilogy series of Bandit Wo Si Cun and the Republic of China, the sequel to "No Time to Say I Love You". When they met for the first time, her long hair like a waterfall was scattered, and her eyes were as deep and quiet as lake water. It seemed like he and she were the only ones left between the sky and the earth. A love-hate dilemma arises from this. She was as beautiful as an orchid, and he couldn't help but plunder her. After many twists and turns, they finally got married. She thought it was because he loved her, but she found that he had not changed his former romantic nature at all. He thought that one day she would understand his deep love for her, but what was waiting was that her heart was different. As her heart disease worsened, misunderstandings deepened, and people with malicious intentions deliberately provoked her, the distance between her and him gradually became like a natural chasm. The only thing she could rely on was his sincerity. She had nothing but him - and he didn't want her anymore. Is it true that in this life, a deep love and a white head together forever are a luxury after all?
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Official(197)Scraped 23d ago
If life is just like the first time we met, then how can I tell you, Once upon a time, I was among the distant crowd, I have seen your face, but I don't know how we meet at this moment. _
I really admire the author. Misunderstandings can be solved from beginning to end, and each misunderstanding can be solved. The most amazing thing is that two people each think that the other person does not love them, but there is always an inexplicable confirmation that their thoughts are right, and they go wrong like this. The last extra chapter also has the same purpose, and I have to admire the author's special head, which is all negative and positive. Fortunately, the ending is also perfect, and we are back to where we should be.
No matter how late it is to say I love you, it seems to be Murong
Fortunately, the ending is not that cruel. I was tortured when I watched East Palace.
Doesn't anyone think the male protagonist is a scumbag?
I don't understand, how did Mu Lan die? Mu Lan was not present when Su Su drove out. Why did Mu Lan die in that car accident?
The main story is really sad and heart-wrenching. Two people, one stubborn, one silent, lack of communication, misunderstandings are like a snowball, getting bigger and bigger, and explode when the accumulation becomes unbearable. Sometimes, even if two people are physically close, their hearts may still be far apart. They always need to calm down and re-evaluate each other. Do they need to be tolerated? Is it worth changing? The beginning of love is romance, the middle stage is friction and acceptance, and the end is a harmonious life of spiritual harmony.
I have always wondered, has Susu been in contact with San since she recovered from the car accident? When their daughter called the ward, Susu's tone of voice when she answered the phone was so normal and relaxed, as if the two of them had always been together. However, it can be seen from the previous article that Murong Qingyi has not allowed others to mention Su Su for so many years, and the two are not together. Is it enough to say "I'm sorry" and "I know" when we meet each other to make it clear?
I bought a book, but then it was lost when I lent it to someone else. What a pity! The male protagonist was too chauvinistic, and the female protagonist grew up in such a feudal society and had too low self-esteem. The two of them couldn't explain it, so they couldn't trust each other and separated. Although they got together in the end, it was really unbearable for the male protagonist to marry the girl after their divorce.
There are so many misunderstandings between the male and female protagonists that they can only get divorced, but the whole story only uses two sentences of "I'm sorry" and "I understand" to resolve the misunderstandings. Can it really be that simple? If so, why did you write such a long pre-abuse article? Dizzy, dizzy! In addition, this article has too many jumps. Even if you read it carefully, you still can't see the continuity of the last two chapters!
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Official(197)Scraped 23d ago
If life is just like the first time we met, then how can I tell you, Once upon a time, I was among the distant crowd, I have seen your face, but I don't know how we meet at this moment. _
I really admire the author. Misunderstandings can be solved from beginning to end, and each misunderstanding can be solved. The most amazing thing is that two people each think that the other person does not love them, but there is always an inexplicable confirmation that their thoughts are right, and they go wrong like this. The last extra chapter also has the same purpose, and I have to admire the author's special head, which is all negative and positive. Fortunately, the ending is also perfect, and we are back to where we should be.
No matter how late it is to say I love you, it seems to be Murong
Fortunately, the ending is not that cruel. I was tortured when I watched East Palace.
Doesn't anyone think the male protagonist is a scumbag?
I don't understand, how did Mu Lan die? Mu Lan was not present when Su Su drove out. Why did Mu Lan die in that car accident?
The main story is really sad and heart-wrenching. Two people, one stubborn, one silent, lack of communication, misunderstandings are like a snowball, getting bigger and bigger, and explode when the accumulation becomes unbearable. Sometimes, even if two people are physically close, their hearts may still be far apart. They always need to calm down and re-evaluate each other. Do they need to be tolerated? Is it worth changing? The beginning of love is romance, the middle stage is friction and acceptance, and the end is a harmonious life of spiritual harmony.
I have always wondered, has Susu been in contact with San since she recovered from the car accident? When their daughter called the ward, Susu's tone of voice when she answered the phone was so normal and relaxed, as if the two of them had always been together. However, it can be seen from the previous article that Murong Qingyi has not allowed others to mention Su Su for so many years, and the two are not together. Is it enough to say "I'm sorry" and "I know" when we meet each other to make it clear?
I bought a book, but then it was lost when I lent it to someone else. What a pity! The male protagonist was too chauvinistic, and the female protagonist grew up in such a feudal society and had too low self-esteem. The two of them couldn't explain it, so they couldn't trust each other and separated. Although they got together in the end, it was really unbearable for the male protagonist to marry the girl after their divorce.
There are so many misunderstandings between the male and female protagonists that they can only get divorced, but the whole story only uses two sentences of "I'm sorry" and "I understand" to resolve the misunderstandings. Can it really be that simple? If so, why did you write such a long pre-abuse article? Dizzy, dizzy! In addition, this article has too many jumps. Even if you read it carefully, you still can't see the continuity of the last two chapters!
