Love Weighs the Pros and Cons Before Dissipating

Name: Love Weighs the Pros and Cons Before Dissipating
Author: Black And White Sago Porridge

by Black And White Sago Porridge

ongoing Modern Romance Marriage & Love Female Lead

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Ch. 17 — 念念不忘

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About This Novel

Zhou Jingheng's youth was an all-out effort, but also a betrayal after weighing many times - from being full of joy for Su Nianyao when he first fell in love, to later being cautious towards Xu Ran and Lin Yuwei, he showed his sincerity, but in exchange he was ruthlessly abandoned again and again, and finally learned to wrap deep feelings with reason, and work step by step in the relationship. Gu Wan's past was an unforgettable betrayal, and also a withdrawal after waking up again and again - from the betrayal of her first love Lu Ze, to the passing of Shen Yichen and Gu Yan, she used balance as armor and hid her sincerity in her heart, thinking that this would avoid getting hurt, but in the middle of the night, she often regretted the warmth that she had pushed away with her own hands. In their mid-twenties, when they were urged to get married, the two met unexpectedly at a blind date table. One had the scars of the past and did not dare to give easily; the other was wrapped in the armor of reason and did not want to be easily moved. Like two lonely souls, they saw their own shadows in each other. In the process of temptation and pulling, they slowly took off their guard, and in the process of weighing and persevering, they reawakened the sincerity in their hearts. This is not a vigorous love, but the most realistic portrayal of marriage and love among contemporary young people - we have all struggled between sincerity and reality, we have all been confused in weighing the pros and cons, we have been hurt and disappointed, but we still long to be treated sincerely. The story of Zhou Jingheng and Gu Wan tells us: love before weighing is sincerity, dissipation after weighing is reality, and real growth is learning to hold on to the initial throbbing between pros and cons and sincerity, and not letting love end quietly before dissipating after weighing pros and cons.