Good Times Are Like Dreams in This Life

I will add a few sentences to the end of this novel to live up to our regrets. Hearing the noise, Nan Feng looked at the door of the room. He seemed not to believe it and kept saying it was impossible, impossible. She was on a plane. It must be an illusion caused by foot pain. When Shou Shou ran over and hugged him, he couldn't believe it. It wasn't until he felt the warmth coming from the clothes that Nan Feng dared to reach out and hug her back tightly! Shou Shou pushed him away suddenly and said that I hate the smell of cigarettes. Nan Feng pulled her back to his chest with all his strength. I quit. Whatever you don't like will become what I don't like in the future. Shou Shou...

I have to admit that his writing skills are top-notch, so much so that he can impress a lot of readers just by his gorgeous and delicate writing. However, to be honest, when I carefully wanted to know how the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist, I found that this is an unsolvable problem in all the novels. It seems to be more of an instinctive subconscious imposed by the author, because the beauty of the heroine in a certain moment, or the beauty of every moment, is pitiful, so that the male protagonist who has watched countless women is instantly hit. Even with strong reason, he cannot restrain the love that overflows from the bottom of his heart. From then on, Wushan is not Yun. Before and after, all the female supporting characters who played side roles have become cannon fodder. Those who are more beautiful than the heroine are not as delicate as the heroine; those who are more noble than the heroine are not as strong and upright as the heroine - all these things really echo a certain sentence that once deeply comforted and paralyzed the majority of people. A girl like me: He likes you. He likes you when you are fat. He likes you when you are thin. He likes you no matter what you do. He doesn't like you. He doesn't like you when you are fat. He doesn't like you when you are thin. He doesn't like you no matter what you do. These are the basic requirements that every dreamy male protagonist in a romance must possess. I fall in love with you inexplicably. There is no reason, at least there is no reason that convinces me. From the great novels and the gorgeous words that make me fall in admiration, I can't find the love that involves soul compatibility. Love is possession, pity, infatuation, touching and being moved, but besides that, is there nothing else? It's hard for me to convince myself that if the male protagonists no longer have the status of either rich or noble, and if the female protagonists only have pride but no beauty, or even no pride, then how can two ordinary people portray their humble love, with no material things but the rough texture of life itself? Critically speaking, the love described in Da Da's works is still forced, infatuated with the color itself, and has nothing to do with the soul. As for those heart-wrenching entanglements after being together, it is difficult to escape from the struggle between possessing and being possessed. To put it more harshly, it is still biological and not very clever. The great romance is naturally used to comfort female readers, but this comfort is extremely confusing and paralyzing. The various fragile emotions of being addicted to love are portrayed with great delicacy. When it comes to cruelty, Ganda is indeed a master. However, the male protagonist created by Gang Da is so dreamy, so dreamy that it is so false that it is disgusting. If Meng Heping and Ruan Zhengdong can impress me, then Ji Nanfang can only make me sick. He is noble enough and despises all ordinary people. I cannot admire such a noble man. Of course, I can't appreciate a pure and innocent princess like the heroine, a princess who goes out incognito and fights injustices for the cannon fodder girl. Just think that we are jealous of the so-called red offspring.

I cried so hard, I hope Nanfang and Shou Shou can be together, 🙏 So sad

The male protagonist has sex before and after marriage, it's really funny😂 The heroine is too pretentious, too willful, too unreasonable, too childish, and has no sense of emotional responsibility at all. They all said they wanted to leave each other, so why do they still have to get into those emotional entanglements? I'm speechless.

I feel that many of the author's plots are torture for the sake of abuse. I thought that when Chang Ning and the heroine break up, the future plot may be about their reunion after separation, and they sleep with Nan Nan after getting married. Then because they saw Chang Ning's wedding photos, he married Nan Nan again. I couldn't accept this. Obviously this relationship has not ended yet, and the next chapter has begun. If the heroine will marry Nan Nan It was really a mistake for Xin Fu to continue. Three years later, Changning came back, so the heroine hesitated to divorce. Well, Nanfang agreed. Later, the heroine entangled with Changning in various ways. I didn't quite understand it. I felt that this novel had a wrong outlook. There were countless women outside the south who were married, and the heroine who had not yet divorced wanted to get divorced and stay with her ex. If she didn't love her, why did she stay together in the first place? I've finished reading this nonsensical novel The above personal opinions are not accepted for criticism.

Shou Shou still doesn't understand what love is. Although she finally left with Yi Changning who had been waiting for her, she always felt that something was missing. Shou Shou was saddened by Ji Nanfeng's deliberate neglect after he was discharged from the hospital. When he was with Ji Nanfeng, he was worried that he would cheat on him, and he was dependent on Ji Nanfeng when he initially miscarried. Doesn't she have love for Ji Nanfeng? Ji Nanfeng's love for Shou Shou is cautious and cautious, deep and lasting. But he still chose to let go, only hoping that Shou Shou, whom he longed for, could be happy. He looks like a playboy, but his love for Shou Shou is amazing.

I have been following Wo Sicun's works since high school, and I found that the author prefers non-perfect endings. Every time I finish reading a work, I feel a little disappointed and full of regrets. I want to ask why it ends like this countless times. After all, this is the author's work, not mine, but I still want to see the ending of the comedy. Every character has worked too hard. Giving them a happy ending is a reward for their suffering.

I am a fan of novels and have read many novels. For the first time, I hated the heroine so much! Selfish, willful, cowardly... Simply!

The heroine is like a mental patient, don't you dare to be more scumbag, disgusting, I hate her

There has never been a novel that made me hate the heroine so much