Fool’s Crossing

In the first half of the story, I really thought about the male protagonist, who hurt the female protagonist. However, after reading the story, I vaguely understood that he has always loved her dearly, but he does not know how to love. At first, he loved her, but he could not accept it because of his mother. After Ran Ran "jumped into the river", he must have been desperate. His delusions, half-white hair, etc. Are all touching. He is hateful, but he is also pitiful. I suddenly felt relieved. They fell in love, killed each other, and tortured each other. The ending was he, which I can accept.

It's a world of common people, with one heart and one mind, so there's no need to mind it too much. Whatever is in your destiny will eventually be there. If there is nothing in your destiny, don't force it. This is true in life and novels. Everyone has different complexes, so there is no need to seek common ground. Author, you write very well. Although it is a happy ending, you have written something new and different. I feel that after 70 chapters, the writing becomes more exciting and engaging.

It makes my heart ache. I read the novel like this. I respect the decision of each protagonist in the story and don't judge their rights or wrongs. They are all alive in my heart. The author's descriptions are really detailed and the feelings that are written down to the bones are really good. Time may really forgive the male protagonist, and time may also make the female protagonist truly fall in love with the male protagonist. This is what I hope.

It's very beautiful, the author's writing is good~ Chasing His Wife at the Crematorium is indeed quite abusive to the male protagonist, unlike other stories where he just makes up with a few words of coaxing. Later in the finale, it seems that the heroine only has a little love for the hero and does not have much love. Indeed, since the hero hurt the heroine so much before, it is normal for the heroine not to love her that much. I jumped to watch it, not watching many plots. I skipped to watch it in the middle and late stages. I think it is quite interesting. Even the second male lead Xu Zhi is very difficult to understand. Although he has very few plots, it is really hard not to love him. He sacrificed his life as an anti-narcotics policeman. He was such a good person, and then he is gone... It's a pity, I really love this character! 🥺 If he hadn't died, it would have been a good ending with the heroine!! Although the male protagonist is a bastard, he was tortured in the later stage, and he could just barely accept the ending 🤭 Overall, it's still very interesting~ It's hard not to love this novel about chasing a wife in the crematorium~ I like to torture the male protagonist but not the female protagonist 😄

It's a good ending, please. I want to see a good ending.

How to put it, it means torturing first and then sweetness, but there are too few stories about the second male lead. After all, I have always felt that the female protagonist should marry the second male lead directly... In the end, the second male lead sacrificed, but the male protagonist is also really touching. Anyway, it is still a good story!

It's very interesting. The author's writing style is very good. I recommend reading it. The plot of the short article is not laggy and it is very interesting. Jiang Yanzhou&Shen Shuran In the beginning, Shen Shuran's love was too humble and too heart-wrenching. Jiang Yanzhou's long-planned plan was also a real dog. The love for each other pushed people further and further away. In the last five years of life and death, the subsequent encounters, chasing after his wife, and the sinister dog instantly transformed into a docile and obedient big wolf dog. After thousands of sails, he finally recovered. "Jiang Yanzhou, let's be good" "good"

It's pretty good to watch. The male protagonist has always only loved the female protagonist. He only saw his mother being hurt when he was a child. He hurt the female protagonist because of his hatred. There is no white moonlight, and he doesn't have too much entanglement with the female protagonist. He made it very clear that he doesn't love her, so he is not considered a scumbag and has a pure heart. Chasing his wife and reuniting in the crematorium is more or less acceptable.

I give the author a big thumbs up. It's the first time he writes so well. The writing is smooth, the plot is novel, and the length is appropriate (I generally don't read anything with more than 200 chapters). Let me give you a small suggestion. The author may be afraid that sensitive words will not pass the review because of too many pinyin, and too many hyphenations will make it sound unpleasant. In fact, it is not necessary. Regarding whether the male and female protagonists should get back together, I hated the male protagonist so much at the beginning and felt that I shouldn't forgive him, but I couldn't bear it at the end, so I think it's understandable that the author gave such an ending.

In the early stage, I saw the heroine as humble and distressed. In the later stage, I look forward to the heroine's domineering return. I support the author 👍👍👍