The Case Runs Deep, but the Feelings Run Shallow

The story in Chapter 46 happened in Dalian. A 10-year-old girl was lured home by a 13-year-old boy while attending a tutoring class. The boy murdered her and dumped her body in a bush. After the murder, the 13-year-old boy nonchalantly went to the girl's parents' fruit shop and asked the girl's father if the girl had been found.

I finished reading this book a few months ago, and I didn't expect it to be recommended to me repeatedly. It left a very deep impression on me. The author's other book is also good; the male protagonist is a soldier and the female protagonist is a doctor.

The content is good. Although there are many romantic entanglements, the male and female leads are very steadfast. While they can be overly kind at times, this makes the characters feel realistic. The ending felt a bit rushed. It didn't explicitly state whether they would fulfill their dream of becoming parents, leaving it to the reader's imagination. I hope a miracle happens.

I think it's pretty good. The ending left room for future developments, which is great. After reading it, I realized that no two people in real life are alike. The writing reflects a person's boundless aspirations for life. For those who are doing well, keep striving to improve; for those who are struggling, setbacks take time to heal, so don't force it. You can use your imagination to think about it and write some yourself. Maybe one day you'll see your own success!

Ying Mingyu: "I like you a lot, not because you're an artist or a great cook, although those are certainly pluses. I want to date you, with marriage in mind. What do you think?" Lu Qianqian: "Ying Mingyu, what I'm really worried about is that you'll find out I'm not suitable. You have no idea how much I like you. I want to carve 'Lu Qianqian's property' on your forehead."

I'd like to ask, did Qianqian end up having a child?

It's very good, and the characters are well-defined.

It's alright, not bad, not bad.