Your Heart Is Gone

I like this book, but it feels a bit unfinished. I really didn't want it when the male protagonist was about to die. I cried so hard that I couldn't help but feel so uncomfortable. I feel that the ending that more people want is that although the female protagonist loves the male protagonist in her heart, she doesn't let him go. She still had a grudge against the male protagonist, and because she was pregnant with the male protagonist's child, she did not go to Mubai, and planned to live in seclusion in the mountains with her child. However, the male protagonist was defeated and abdicated in favor of the heroine, and then wandered around the world because of his guilt towards the female protagonist. From then on, the two became strangers... Later, the male protagonist met a fishing boy while wandering around. He actually didn't know that this was his son. He saw that the boy was a little sad because he didn't get the fish, so he helped the boy get the fish. In order to thank him, the little boy let him go back to his house to eat together. It's hard for the male protagonist to recommend Ci went back together. After returning, he saw the heroine watering the flowers. He froze in place. The little boy also told his mother how his uncle helped him fish just now. The heroine looked up and was also stunned. "Long time no see." "How are you doing?" The male and female protagonists spoke almost at the same time! "Come in and have some tea." After tea, the male protagonist was about to leave, but the female protagonist did not stay. However, in the days that followed, he would often come here to drink tea. Neither of them talked about what happened back then. It was just that the male protagonist kept trying to make up for the female protagonist, but he could not make up for it in his life, so he could only try his best to make up for the guilt he felt towards the female protagonist.

It can only be said that the male and female protagonists did not recognize their own hearts at the beginning, but finally let it go. Maybe they have never forgiven, but they are no longer stuck in the past and are determined to move forward. Love and hate coexist, and for a staunch defender of hen like me, I think it's pretty good

Hatred arises from love, but love penetrates deep into the bones and outweighs hatred. The first half of the heroine's life was miserable because the hero misunderstood, didn't believe, and didn't understand who he loved. In the end, the heroine was scarred. It's pitiful. It's pitiful. This is a good novel, but the premise is that you read it quickly and don't read it carefully. The content is good.

After reading this book, I still feel unsatisfied

Really, Mu Bai is crying, why does Shen Shu only think about the male protagonist?