Faithful Hound

It's absolutely amazing! It's just that they didn't have a happy ending. It's so tragic. Zhou Qi suffered so much! 😢😢😢 The last thing people lose is their hearing. Zhou Qi could hear, right? He knew his boss loved him… right? Waaaaaah! 😢 Why is it so tragic and there's still no happy ending? 😢 The author's writing is superb, but it's just too heartbreaking. It makes my heart ache with every step. 😢

It's really good, and also very heart-wrenching. I originally thought the plot would be the usual melodramatic clichés, and I hoped that Qi Tingyao would accept Zhou Qi soon. It's really painful; I stayed up late at night and got up to cry.

It's quite "sweet." In the final stage of his life, Zhou Qi finally found the love that belonged to him, but he didn't have much time to enjoy it. Lin Ziyi's long-standing unrequited love was also unspoken, and when the person she secretly loved passed away, she was unable to touch him. Ultimately, this novel is filled with regrets.

It's a real shame that Zhou Qi died without ever hearing Qi Tingyao say "I love you," and Qi Tingyao never got to say "Zhou Qi, I love you." It's a regret for both of them. Perhaps Zhou Qi knew Qi Tingyao loved him, but that love was diluted because of their parents, preventing Qi Tingyao from expressing his feelings. By the time he realized it, it was too late. I feel so uneasy.

Their story is tragic, yet also fortunate; Zhou was fortunate enough to know Qi's love before he died. "Happy New Year is him saying I love you, Happy Lantern Festival is him saying I miss you..." Zhou Qi didn't want to leave any mark. He was a content man, and Qi Tingyao was willing to reciprocate his feelings before his death; his life had already been fulfilled.

Haha, this is so beautifully written! The two babies' relationship is so sweet. May their happiness last forever! 🥰 Poor Qi Laoda, chained by the shackles of his childhood, uttered, "It was my fault." Heartbreaking for Zhou Qi, the one with rose tattoos all over his back: "Laoda is still angry, I won't move, I'll wait until Laoda calms down." Regret for Xu Zhengkun, one was about to be executed...

This story is so bittersweet, a bittersweet blend of tragedy and comedy. They didn't end up together, yet it transcends that – a mutual regret. The text is concise, but the emotional rollercoaster sometimes doesn't require millions of words to meticulously narrate the ups and downs, the characters, and the love. A few words can fully capture the long and complex lives of a group of people.

I watched for half an hour and cried for half an hour. This is a true tragic ending I've always wanted to see. It's not just angst for the sake of angst; everyone thought things through carefully and made the best choices, but the ending still inevitably led to defeat. Qi is trapped in his mother's dying words, unwilling to face his feelings for Zhou, and keeps running away.

The plot is moving, the language is fluent, and the characters are well-developed. It's a very touching short story; it made my nose tingle and my chest ache. Zhou Qi was stubborn and obsessive, loving Qi Tingyao madly, and fiercely hiding his love. At the end of his life, he said: "Qi Tingyao, don't cry, I don't love you anymore." He didn't want to be a burden to Qi Tingyao.

It's heartbreaking but beautiful. I couldn't hold back my tears as I watched the later parts. They just kept flowing like water, no matter how hard I tried to stop them. I stayed up all night watching it (going crazy) (screaming) (rolling around) (crawling in the shadows) (pulling my hair) (biting everywhere) (wriggling in the shadows) (tears streaming down my face) (casting a spell on the spot) (transforming into a primeval forest and crying) 😢😢😢😢😢.