Gu Chixi thought that Jiang Zhong hated her. In his heart, she might be the most evil person in the world! He spoke coldly to her and ignored her. While she was thinking about giving up, she also hated her own weakness. But when he held other women's hands and walked towards her, she heard the broken voice in her heart.
Gu Chixi thought that this bad relationship started by her would eventually be ended by her.
Jiang Chong thought that Gu Chixi was just a cup of poisonous wine. He knew that she was extremely poisonous, but he fell in love with drinking poison to quench his thirst.
The love of youth, I don't know where it starts and where it ends. Let's see where these two go.
Reader comments
Well, this book is not bad. The content is wonderful and very interesting. This is the only book about childhood sweethearts that I have read so many times during the Republic of China period. Jiang Chong and Gu Chixi grew up together. They understood each other, respected each other, and loved each other. They were an unmarried couple in the eyes of others. However, after Gu Chixi's mother died of stomach cancer and her father cheated on her with her teacher, she changed herself. Her inferiority complex caused her to misunderstand Jiang Zhong, causing them to torture each other. But in the end, the two were still together. During this period, the Gulou murder case and the kidnapping of Gu Chixi's sister occurred. It was found out that the person behind it was Lin Qun's father Lin Zheng. After all the truth was revealed, Lin Zheng was also robbed and killed. After his death, the war broke out, and Jiang Chong and Gu Chixi also went to the battlefield. After the two met on the battlefield, Jiang Zhong gave his amulet to Queen Gu Chixi. This was also the last time the two met and their farewell. The final ending did include the contents of the marriage certificate between Jiang Chong and Gu Chixi, implying that Jiang Chong might have died on the battlefield.
When I read the last chapter, I realized that the male protagonist died because at the end, the female protagonist still remembered the contents of the marriage certificate. So the hero should be dead
The sense of immersion is too strong, I feel a little sad for no reason
Well, this book is not bad. The content is wonderful and very interesting. This is the only book about childhood sweethearts that I have read so many times during the Republic of China period. Jiang Chong and Gu Chixi grew up together. They understood each other, respected each other, and loved each other. They were an unmarried couple in the eyes of others. However, after Gu Chixi's mother died of stomach cancer and her father cheated on her with her teacher, she changed herself. Her inferiority complex caused her to misunderstand Jiang Zhong, causing them to torture each other. But in the end, the two were still together. During this period, the Gulou murder case and the kidnapping of Gu Chixi's sister occurred. It was found out that the person behind it was Lin Qun's father Lin Zheng. After all the truth was revealed, Lin Zheng was also robbed and killed. After his death, the war broke out, and Jiang Chong and Gu Chixi also went to the battlefield. After the two met on the battlefield, Jiang Zhong gave his amulet to Queen Gu Chixi. This was also the last time the two met and their farewell. The final ending did include the contents of the marriage certificate between Jiang Chong and Gu Chixi, implying that Jiang Chong might have died on the battlefield.
When I read the last chapter, I realized that the male protagonist died because at the end, the female protagonist still remembered the contents of the marriage certificate. So the hero should be dead
The sense of immersion is too strong, I feel a little sad for no reason
I hope the author will write some extra chapters
Incredibly good-looking