Longing for You in This Mortal World

I feel that this book is not as ruinous as the book review said. The plot line is too normal. The little Taoist priest was the only member of the opposite sex (people of the same kind) who knew the heroine's virtues and didn't mind in the early stage. It was natural for the heroine to fall in love under such circumstances. Although I felt that family affection was greater than love at that time, the heroine may have been young at that time and mistakenly thought it was love. A man and a woman are in an agreement to get married (before the relationship was confirmed, it was clearly stated that this marriage will not give her anything but loyalty, but wealth and status). The man has always liked the woman. It is normal for him to have sex with the woman during marriage, and the woman only committed to the man because of problems in the company later. Is it possible that the woman and the man have been gritting their teeth and the two of them have been in prison for decades? Well, there should be such a person The male protagonist is a loyal dog, and the female protagonist's heart is like a dandelion. The little Taoist loves himself more than the female protagonist. He belongs to the category of normal men. But why is there so little sweetness in the ending plot line? Why don't you kill me! Why!

I thought it was very boring when I first read it, but it became more and more interesting as I read it. Anyway, I read it over and over again and wanted the author to write more stories about Luo Shu and Meng Yi in the future. Support the author

I like this book very much. It vividly describes the greed of human nature and the use of both sides to achieve the goal without any moral bottom line. The ending is a bit sloppy and the ending is a bit fast. It would be better if it was a sadistic text.

Personally, I feel that there are many interesting things in the front and the more I watch, the more addictive I am. The heroine and the little Taoist priest in the middle seem a bit bland. I personally think that the subsequent plot is quite interesting and the ending is also very good. I personally think it is really interesting and addictive. When the male protagonist and Keling got married, they said that they would not be absolutely loyal, and Keling still agreed. They all have their own purposes, so I Personally, I don't think it ruins my outlook, it just feels quite realistic (but I do feel a bit dissatisfied with the male protagonist🌚). I just don't understand why the score is so low. Although it's not Shuang Jie, it's actually normal to be realistic. I really don't understand those who watch Shuang Jie for xh, but they still read this kind of thing.

In fact, this novel is the same as Star in the Wild, with mixed reviews, but I am still willing to give it five stars because it is very real. Each character has his or her own characteristics. Of course, after reading the two novels, I found that the author's writing style is somewhat similar. The same humble, calm and silently dedicated male protagonist, the same ungrateful female protagonist [laughing and crying], but different perspectives. From the female protagonist's perspective, she does the right thing. Not every female protagonist in the novel is extremely talented and above ordinary people. There are a lot of golden fingers. The Star in the Wilderness is separated from the world for a long time. It is very similar to a lonely patient pursuing the light in life. The process is always wandering and very reversed. When you think that the heroine has fallen in love with the hero, you give him a hard knife and give you another candy. They are all PUA masters. One moment they like you, the other moment they lose their temper, the next moment they coax you, and the male protagonist falls step by step. I like the front and back of this book better. I don't like the Ruiyu Fangtong part very much. It was a bit long and I almost gave it up, but I picked it up again at the back [laughing and crying] It's a readable article. I didn't read comments before. Now I often read comments and realize that there are thousands of people with different opinions. Everyone can read it with different feelings. From the perspective of the characters, everyone is right. The heroine is indeed more obsessed with the male protagonist.

I really like how my brother is strategizing and wise, so what he gets in the end is a matter of course. He is always sober and calm, knows what he loves, and will plan for what he loves. This intelligence that is different from ordinary people is intoxicating.

It is understandable that the heroine's family of origin caused him to treat the hero like that. A happy childhood heals a lifetime, and an unfortunate childhood takes a lifetime to heal. The heroine's lack of love from her native family led her to be so persistent with the little Taoist priest. It is not necessarily love, but a desire for happiness and companionship. The male protagonist is very humble and paranoid towards the female protagonist, and he is also a pitiful person. The little Taoist priest loves the heroine, but he is also very realistic. When the police caught him and interrogated him, he did not confess that the heroine committed murder, but he also used the heroine as a condition to make a deal with the hero, so he was not sentenced to death. He is undoubtedly smart and realistic. We cannot say that he is a scumbag. It only shows that the nature of human nature is to seek benefits and avoid harm, which seems acceptable. Fortunately, the best ending is good. A good book, worth reading

The story is indeed relatively new and unique among the sweet articles written by domineering CEOs. This author's writing style has always been like this. If you don't have any bias, you can read it. Otherwise, you should exit as soon as possible. In comparison, I might still like An Yi more, because An Yi is really ruthless. Whether it is the male protagonist or the second male lead, she has no emotion at all, so the male protagonist is just abused by An Yi. But here Luo Shu is ruthless to the male protagonist but has feelings for the second male lead, which is equivalent to torturing the male lead with the second male lead. I feel that Meng Yi is much worse than Shen Yun, and I feel sorry for Meng Yi. 😭

My wife, my wife, my wife is so good. I have never read a complete novel, but I have read this one twice. After reading this and reading other books, I always feel that it is not interesting. I hope the author can do more follow-ups. I really can't get enough of it.

I especially like to watch the part where the male protagonist abuses the female protagonist. The extreme and deep helplessness and preference make people scared and fascinated.