Tenderness Missed Its Appointment

I just came out of "Wang Jiangnan" and fell into "Gentleness Broken Appointment" again. I really cried to death later [crying] [crying] They liked each other but they separated because they didn't dare to express it. Zhang Jingyu has always been silently fond of Wen Ran and feels so sorry for him! "Wen Ran, if there is no snow in heaven, then come to Tianjin. You see the snow, and I see you." [Crying] [Crying]

It's beautiful. They like each other, but they are cautious because they are afraid that the relationship will break up. The male protagonist is afraid that the female protagonist will feel differently when she sees him in reality. He thinks that the female protagonist only likes him who is the MVP of the Internet and plays a handsome hero. The female protagonist thinks that the male protagonist deliberately does not want to see her. Later, both of them feel insecure and suspicious, so they always quarrel. It is obviously something that can be solved by meeting, ugh. If they had taken the initiative to express their thoughts, I am afraid it would have ended in he.

I think it is much better than the one in the President's article. I got it from "Wang Jiangnan". Both books are wonderful. I really didn't expect it. I almost cried to death.

Zhang Jingyu and Gu Chen are both very good, but I think Zhang Jingyu should be allowed to be happy. Jiang Che and Wen Ran were a mistake from the beginning. They should not have met. I feel that Jiang Che does not love Wen Ran that much at all. At most, he likes Wen Ran. I hope Wen Ran will not meet Jiang Che in the next life. Zhang Jingyu is really good. Look back at him.

Oh my gosh, actually the story of this book is quite good. Jiang Che is a little slow in his emotions. Why did he show up to disturb Wen Ran again when she was about to be happy? It feels like there is not a relationship between them, but a bond, a heart-to-heart feeling across the screen.

The male protagonist feels very speechless, and the female protagonist is too heart-wrenching. I personally prefer reading He, but overall this book is still good.

How can the male protagonist transfer his love for the female protagonist to someone else? Is he worthy of the female protagonist?

Death is not the end of life, forgetfulness is.

This book is quite good, with few chapters, and it creates a vivid story. The plot transitions later is quite fast, but it is still good. I have read so many books, and this one is different. I don't really like the male protagonist Jiang Che in the book, but I think the second male lead Zhang Jingyu is more suitable for the female protagonist Wen Ran. He is gentle and considerate, and fulfills the responsibilities of a boyfriend. He is more suitable to be Wen Ran's boyfriend than Jiang Che. It just didn't end well.

It's okay if I didn't cry. I prefer the female lead. She's good at playing piano, chess, calligraphy and painting.