If I Hadn’t Met You at This Very Second (The TV Adaptation Starring Zhang Linghe and Wang Churan)

I love it so much. I didn't know about this novel at first but only found out about it because of the drama adaptation. Now I've completely gotten into Wang Churan and Zhang Linghe (I'm a big fan of Sudden Falling CP).

The great work certainly deserves full marks. It's a heart-wrenching story, the Murong family has many love affairs but it's hard to get what they want. The drama version of No Time to Say I Love You tried its best to show that Murong Feng married Jin Zhi for the sake of the common people and was forced to let down Jing Wan, but in the novel it was just for profit. In the end, I regretted my whole life and said that he was heartless, but he really meant it. Say he loves, but he hurts. I don't like Qingyi's forceful occupation of Susu. I would like to tell the truth between the two of them in one sentence. One is wronged but does not say anything, and the other is always hurt by his head. How can they be happy? The implicated children and step-brothers are all innocent victims!

It looks good. I watched the whole process through the faces of Zhang Linghe and Wang Churan.

This book reminded me of a friend of mine. He and his wife were not in the same family, but they had always loved each other. The love story in this book is very touching and made me see the power of love. Even if there are huge family differences and personality conflicts, two people can work hard to overcome them and come together. But the ending is a bit sad, and it makes me appreciate the people around me more.

Isn't this the same thing as the TV series? After watching the TV series, I came to read the novel. It felt weird (from the perspective of the TV series), but the writing is still good. Keep reading [Like] I've just finished reading it. I feel that the TV series has been changed to be more meaningful, while the novel is more romantic and lacks the feelings of family and country in the TV series [Like]

It is worthy of being a work of a tragic queen. The endings are all sad, only Zhuo Zheng's has a sweet ending. Just imagine, if I had been born in that era, without their courage and determination to oppose their parents, love must be expressed and shown. When we are young, we pursue love and freedom. When we become parents, we insist on interfering in the marriage of our children. Can't we be an open-minded parent?

It's very interesting. I only found out after reading the book review that the author is the author of "East Palace", the queen of sadomasochism. . . This novel sounded so depressing and sadistic. Ren Susu didn't say anything when she was wronged. She loved the male protagonist so much, but even if she was overbearingly possessed, she would still compromise for him, learn the rules and learn French, but she cared so much but didn't dare to say it because of her inferiority complex. There was nothing she could do. The male protagonist was praised by all the stars, and was arranged to go abroad after flirting with Su Su. He cared too much, so he didn't dare to express his grievances when he saw Su Su, thinking that Su Su didn't care if he didn't love her, and he missed her forever. But the writing is so good, so real, and there are no lovers who don't have long mouths in reality.

In fact, the literature of the Republic of China is a kind of imaginative literature. Because the author and readers are all modern people, they can write about things that no one has personally experienced. Women's family status, women's submissiveness, men's colorful flags fluttering, and men beating and scolding at will. I'm sorry now: divorce! This is the progress of society and the improvement of women's social status, making monogamy a legally protected basis for marriage. Cheating is an act punishable by law and shunned by society. The above are all digressions. What I want to say most is that the author's writing style is indeed very good.

It's rare for a book by Bai Wo Si Cun to have a happy ending.

I have always liked Bai Wo Si Cun's books. Her descriptions are always meticulous and fascinating.