To the Fullest

Without talking about anything else, I just like the title of each chapter. I use idioms to title it. Secondly, the storyline is quite rich. It's not bad. It's a good book. And I came from the book Zhou Li [awkward laugh] Two chapters and one idiom title are great

The writing is good. The male protagonist was too bad to the female protagonist in the early stage for revenge. Later, he fell in love with the female protagonist and started to go to the crematorium. However, the plot is reasonable.

Although Liang Yin was not given a good ending, the heroine was relatively calm and rational in the early stages. In the later ending, I felt that everything that happened before the heroine was deserved. The character Liang Yin is really difficult to understand. He should have a very wide world, but he was hurt mercilessly by the heroine. He is so-called gentle but deadly. Every time Liang Yin appears, he says and does things that make people break their guard. He is really good. There is no such thing as a naturally good person, only a civilized person who is restrained. Several times in the book it hurts to the point of heartache, all because of the character Liang Yin. If there is a parallel world, Liang Yin will definitely meet a show-off woman, and they will love each other until they grow old.

It's not bad, but I didn't get to see the wedding. There should be more abuse of the male protagonist after marriage. Dzogchen should look like perfection, so I watched it for several days. There were too many revenge scenes for the male protagonist in the early stage, but compared to the later ones, it was obviously a bit difficult to deal with, and it suddenly ended a bit too quickly.

If it weren't for your brother Song Boliang, do you know how many times you have died? Do you think you can see through that the male protagonist is using you? How can we still be together? I have nothing. 6 Ah [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter]

It's beautiful, I like watching this kind of sadistic thing. I gave it one less star because of the ending. I wish it was better. The male protagonist approached the female protagonist with a purpose in the beginning. Later, he calculated and deceived the heroine again and again, leaving the heroine to die without caring about it. He even pointed a gun at the heroine's head. What happened after the male protagonist's car accident is a bit redundant. Why does it have to break through and get back together? If you don't like the character behind the heroine, and you're already married to someone else, you can still have sex with the hero, so what does the previous mutual calculation and harm mean?

The male protagonist is full of calculations, and the female protagonist is smart and sober. What the male protagonist did makes me feel that the subsequent three years of amnesia were a bit advantageous to him, and he should have been uneasy all night. The author arranged for him to have lifelong sequelae of the car accident, and the recovery must have been difficult, which can be regarded as retribution. The author's statement is simple, the interactions between the characters are plain but attractive, and the titles of each chapter are very distinctive.

A good book. When a person encounters too many bad things, he will find a reason to live, such as hating a person and taking back the belongings of his relatives. Life is very hard and requires a little support to survive. In the emotional world, calculations and hurts coexist. Only sincere treatment can last forever. When I love you, you also love me. This is a two-way relationship. I hope all lovers in the world will eventually get married.

Very interesting, not many chapters, I am reading all three novels

Shen Chi hurt Chang Jiu because of hatred and revenge, and Zhou Ci was forced to hurt Song Bowan. Both men were seeking death, and they chased their wives to the crematorium because of love. Although many people don't want Jiu Jiu to be together, love exists regardless of any factors...