His White Moonlight

So pretty! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I can't help but burst into tears [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] It seems to be a romance, but in fact it is a story close to reality. It seems to be like "things are different and people are not the same, everything is different. If you want to speak, the tears will flow first." The reality is often helpless, sad, and even cruel and naked, but everyone lives a serious life. Even if life brings critical blows, we don't just surrender. Instead, everyone uses their own way to fight against the darkness. The beauty of life is that you don't know when something will happen. It may be a surprise or a fright. This is bound to not be perfect. But life is like this. The ending is predetermined. It seems to be a bit of a trick of fate, but whose life is smooth? The most charming thing about this novel is not the love, but each character. They all have their own unique charm, which makes everyone come alive. It seems that I am not a reader, but a visitor or a person who has experienced this past event, feeling the ups and downs together.

Oh my god, it's so beautiful! ! This book is mainly written from the perspective of the male protagonist. I particularly like the details of the male protagonist's crush on the female protagonist. It's so well written and detailed! The life experience of the heroine is a bit miserable, and the hero dotes on the heroine so much that she matches them so well. Oops, what I said is a bit confusing, but in short, it is very well written!

It's a very interesting book, but I just don't understand why the author wants to give the male protagonist a girlfriend. What's the purpose of it besides making the male protagonist a scumbag? Recognize feelings? Still such a good girl

The subject matter is novel and true. It is different from the novel about the overbearing president. It is about the daily life of people at the bottom of the real society. It is very down-to-earth. The heroine met the hero when she was 8 years old, but was later forgotten. When she was 18 years old, she had a green love, but they were separated again due to some strange combination of circumstances. Good Fortune 2 They met again when they were 9 years old, and they understood everything. The male protagonist took the initiative to pursue the female protagonist. Because of the reality, the female protagonist backed down and knew that something had almost happened to the male protagonist, so she let go of her burden and became together with the male protagonist. They had a rough fate, but it seemed that she had experienced ninety-nine and eighty-one hardships and finally found happiness...

It's so cruel... They are all very good and very good people... The bad guys should go away. . . If there are no bad guys causing trouble. My Meng Meng successfully entered the best university and had a sweet love affair with Fenglin on campus. Everything fell into place. After Qingqing knew she was pregnant, she became the good wife and mother she wanted to be. Chen Jin became more mature after having a child. Their family of three will be very happy...

I was very touched that the female protagonist was not disturbed by the outside world and could be herself, while the male protagonist did not follow the crowd and felt the heroine with his heart. The whole text is about redemption. The male protagonist has always loved the female protagonist. I really want to cry [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]

The writing is good, the plot is novel, but the ending is rare in that both the male and female protagonists know how to cherish it and are not held back by hesitation. To be honest, after the tragedy, I still like the ending of HE. I think tragedy can be the plot but not the ending. The process is painful enough, how can it be painful for a lifetime?

The one star missing is because of the description of the male protagonist. It always gave me the feeling that the male protagonist didn't want to break up with Chen at first because he felt that he couldn't get the female protagonist, so he wanted to leave a way out for himself. He broke up with Chen after knowing that he and the female protagonist were possible. It's a bit uncomfortable, but the plot and emotion are really worth five points. Without the male protagonist, I still like it very much, especially the female protagonist and her relatives made me cry to death.

It deserves 5 stars, the writing is very delicate, there are no naughty mistresses, no mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, and no family conflicts. It is very interesting to read, and both the male and female protagonists are very good.

It's a rare good book. I just wanted to kill time by looking for a mindless romance. I clicked in and read it in one go without realizing it. Compared with the main male and female characters in the romance, the supporting characters are more three-dimensional and profound. Love often feels indebted, and the friendship between the three of them is as strong as family affection, which makes the three of them sacrifice themselves in guilt for the first half of their lives. In fact, none of them are wrong, or they are all a little wrong, you and I are a little bit, but everyone silently bears it on their own shoulders. As half a lifetime passes, those who remain in this world must learn to be selfish, moderately selfish, and put down their debts in a timely manner. This will be a better response to those who love them. I feel lucky to encounter such a serious article by chance in this impetuous time. The writing is good, delicate and profound, with logical emotional lines. The author is very generous. [Stare] Personally, I feel that the portrayal of the supporting characters in this book is more three-dimensional than the protagonist. When reading, I often even ignore the emotional line between the male and female protagonists. As for some controversial points in the comment area about the heroine not getting divorced, I thought it was a bug when I saw it at first. At that time, I thought it was not that I couldn't take care of Qingqing's daughter after the divorce. Why should I do this? I even asked, is it because I didn't have a relationship with Ah Jin? Such a ridiculous question? But in terms of the heroine's growth experience, it can be explained more clearly. The tragic and dark experiences of the three people since they were young are destined to be much more emotionally bound than love (although this is a bit off-topic for a romance novel). This is why Qingqing committed suicide out of guilt by collecting evidence, and Ajin killed the dean in jail. There is also the heroine raising children, or giving up her life for the so-called companionship of Qingqing's daughter and Ajin. Because in her mind, sacrificing one's life in this way can balance her inner guilt, and she personally thinks that! The most important thing is that she feels that the endings of the other two people have become so miserable because of her. As one of the three, she is not qualified to be happy. The heroine's portrayal from the beginning of the article shows that she is bullied and cowardly, because she feels that she cannot be independent. A Jin, who lost his lover after being imprisoned and raised his daughter alone with poor financial conditions, and Qingqing, who has given up his life to go to heaven. How about being happy alone after that? Moreover, I gave up my studies. Compared with the dazzling male protagonist, I naturally chose to give up the right to pursue love in this life out of cowardice. From my personal experience, I feel that the heroine Ah Jin and Qing Qing all put their common family affection before love, which means that the three people's feelings are greater than the two people's feelings. This means that Ah Jin is regretting and promising love in the next life.