Their Sorrow May Be Greater Than Mine

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It's so depressing. I need to read some books to relieve this feeling after watching this. The young lady from the Chen family is so depressing!

I think that widowed, married PhD student still has a lot of charm. #(Funny)#(funny)

I need some Arknights doujinshi and erotic images. I need to find some material and inspiration. There's no other reason, and it's not like I'm feeling depressed. #(Cute)

The romance between the protagonist and his aunt is great; she's practically obsessed with him 24/7, almost to the point of dying in bed with him before he goes off to Rhodes Island to have sex with Big Py. I can't really comment on it, except maybe the author prays to his aunt three times a day to lessen the guilt.

What was written after it was published is incomprehensible. Was it just rambling on and on without any real substance? Before it was published, you could at least make out the general outline.

The first volume describes the relationship with the aunt as a green lemon juice mixed with a large amount of sugar cubes; the first taste might be sour, but the aftertaste is sweet, making the relationship with the aunt seem natural. Interspersed throughout are Jie's emotional interactions; the debt of gratitude for being saved is unpayable, and their feelings for each other also seem natural. However, Xi, Ling, and Nian feel like a modern small workshop, with the cheapness of industrial syrup hitting you immediately. It feels like entering a world of erotica, lacking any emotional buildup—purely a hypnotic app.

Volume Two is quite different from Volume One. It lacks that alluring, clingy young widow vibe... Or rather, Volume One is about a clingy young widow seducing a handsome young man, while Volume Two is about a charming, talented man flirting with a clingy young widow. Hmm, I prefer Volume One; that clingy, sweet young widow was so appealing!

I saw a lot of posts criticizing Wei Yanwu. I haven't played Arknights, so I looked it up and learned about Chen's parents' storyline. Is the writer who came up with this kind of plot out of their mind? Should good people be held at gunpoint? I can't stand plots where a bunch of overpowered characters bully honest people. It's made me so angry I can't sleep at 2:30 AM. Are there any experts familiar with the plot who can answer my questions? Is Wei Yanwu still alive? Is there any plot development later? This plot feels like it was written by some crazy idiot. Aren't Chen's parents portrayed as clowns? Like some kind of idiot. Wei Yanwu is even more human-like. Compared to him, even Yang Guang was a wise ruler. #(Blue and sad)

As expected, Xiao Chunan's romance stories are the most delightful! 🥰🥰🥰