
A Farewell to Sorrow
遣悲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 539k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
328Chapters
294Reads
8.1Score
3Listens
20.9kReads · all time
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It's Kuoyi, it's bloody but novel, it's all routine but unique. The female protagonist is calm and smart, and the male protagonist's attitude towards her changes very naturally. Both the male and female protagonists like the characters. It's a pity that Mu Yang didn't get out of the car accident or the heavy rain. It's a pity that Nan Yin really died in an accident. (Actually, I kind of want to see Yaxuan Yajie end up together). Life is full of regrets. At the end of the story, the autumn wind paints a fan sadly. It feels like the whole background structure of the story seems to be missing something, it's just a bit unnatural and unimpressive.
This is a novel that I read from beginning to end. The story is coherent and logical, and the author has laid a lot of foreshadowings. I like it very much!! Speaking of which, the male protagonist really loves the female protagonist. No matter who Xie Xuan is, the characters in this novel are all very distinct, and even the supporting characters are vivid and have their own characteristics. The ending of Brother Zhanmei is a bit pity, I really love Yajie!! The eldest lady is brave and resourceful in her outlook, and she really likes Yajie's kind-heartedness, which is devoted to friends and "relatives" and is kind to the people around her. This is a novel in which each character has his or her own characteristics. The events are also narrated in a succinct manner, and the foreshadowing laid down is followed by the realization that this is what happened! The author's writing is so good!! Love it to death!! Good author, write more articles that make me cry😘😘😘
A stand-in meme with a very right flavor. It has a relatively old-fashioned feel and is well-written. The poems quoted are just right, and the supplementary perspective in the extras is particularly delicious. This book is so well written but not many people have read it. It must have been released directly on another platform. Just in case something goes wrong: the female protagonist is unclean and the male protagonist is abusive, both physically and mentally. The male protagonist's character is bad in the early stages before getting better later. The female protagonist's brother accidentally kills the male protagonist "White Moonlight", the male protagonist tortures the female protagonist's brother into a mental disorder, and the female protagonist becomes the male protagonist's substitute for Bai Yueguang in order to save her brother. Later, the heroine escaped and was chased by the hero, forcing him into the mountains. The heroine's brother was poisoned and died without being rescued in time. After the heroine learned about it, she plotted against the hero and almost shot him to death. She also jumped off the building and lost her memory. Of course, after regaining her memory, there was another stretch. Walking towards it was really a piece of shit, but the writing was really bad, so I finished reading it without paying attention. In the end, the male protagonist finally changed his ways, but he almost died. Faking death to escape can be regarded as the author's soft-hearted ending. Why do I put the male protagonist Bai Yueguang in quotation marks? Because Bai Yueguang is just a projection and excuse for the hero's rebellious heart when he was young. Is he actually that loving? It was because Bai Yueguang had acted with him too much that she had an argument with him that day and ran out of the house in anger, only to be hit by the heroine's brother. Because the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist, he finally recognized his own character shortcomings and truly became a better person in the end. During this process, he felt guilty, regretful and ashamed. Because he fell in love with the heroine, he was able to empathize with her and understand how bad he was. All in all, a delicious article, thank you for the treat.
Although the story is a bit twisty, it is still worth reading. The only regret is that the ending is a bit rushed. I feel that I can write more details. This novel also has some sad parts, but I think the logic is still reasonable and the characters are consistent. I don't want to toss and turn in some novels. The characters are so weird that they are so weird. I highly recommend it.
I really like the author's writing style and the stories in the book. Gu Yajie once had an idea that was very similar to mine. When Zhong Ye gave a free and easy but pessimistic attribution to the relationship between the two of them, she just felt that it couldn't be like this, but why it couldn't be, she didn't know. In fact, I also felt the same way. Zhong Ye and Zhan Mei had gone through so much before. If the final result was that the two were unrelated, and this life was two parallel lines that would never intersect, it would always feel a bit regretful, but fortunately, they were together in the end, and that was enough. Goodbye, another couple in the book. I hope you will continue to be happy in the parallel world! ——2023.5.12
It's really beautiful. Who knows? 😢
The author's writing is good, I hope he can continue to write
Not bad. Different from the novels I usually read. The plot is exciting.
It's so exciting, why hasn't anyone seen it?
The boss just flicked his fingers and his masterpiece came out. It's a pity that it didn't become popular.