The White Moonlight Doesn’t Want to Live
白月光她不想活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 325k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 11
In Her Original World, the Female Lead Lost the Will to Live, Yet Remained Gentle Toward Everyone
The female protagonist is terminally ill and gives up treatment. She has lost all desire to live but remains gentle toward everyone. Preferably something tearjerking.
A Female Lead Who’s Extremely Frail, the Seriously Ill Kind, Very, Very, Very Seriously Ill
The Male Lead Saves the Female Lead, Becoming Her Light
Contemporary romance.
Are There Any Books Where the Female Lead Is Alive but Has No Desire to Live?
Looking for books like The Duke's Daughter Has No Will to Survive. The heroine has been through a lot and is so sensible it breaks your heart.
Ordinary Life, With Down-to-Earth Leads and Everyday Warmth
Please Recommend Stories About Ordinary People Falling in Love
I don't want to read stories about romance among people who have nothing to do with ordinary life anymore. No more CEOs, goddesses chasing after the male lead, or male leads who are loaded. I want to read about ordinary people having simple, everyday romances.
Nothing but Angst. The Female Lead's Mental Illness Will Break Your Heart
Looking for books like *Rose Ruins*. The leads dated back in school but broke up for some reason. Years later, they meet again and get back together. PS: The heroine has a psychological disorder and is insecure and sensitive. While away from the hero, she goes for treatment on her own. The hero only finds out after they reunite...
The Female Lead Is Seriously Ill, and the Male Lead Cherishes Her and Worries for Her
The Heroine Can't Cry or Smile, and Her Family Are Heartbroken When They Learn the Truth
The female lead is exceptionally powerful, but the price of her strength is unbearably tragic. Every time I read about what she goes through, I want to cry. Thankfully, she eventually emerges from her suffering.
Any Stories About a Female Lead with Severe Depression Who Hides It Behind Her Kindness and Eventually Dies by Suicide
Any Stories Where the Female Lead Is Seriously Ill and the Male Lead Is Heartbroken?
Reader comments 21
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It was the first time I read an article that I could relate to. The author's writing is delicate and I finished reading it without realizing it. Maybe I am also a sister. When I was a child, my parents were busy making money. I was raised by my grandparents. When I was in the first grade, I thought I could enjoy the company of my parents. When I was in the fourth grade, they gave birth to a younger brother. From then on, they were like the parents in the article. , No matter how hard I try, I can't compare to my brother. It's hard for me to talk to others about what I'm depressed about, and it's hard for me to explain clearly what makes me sad. After all, they don't eat or clothe me less. To say too much means that I don't know what to do. They should love me, but there was a part in the article where I cried for a long time, (roughly meaning) "It's true that I love you, but it's also true that I'm partial to you." I really hope that in the near future I can be like the heroine in the article and see a psychiatrist and receive treatment to pursue freedom.
Oh my God, why is there no rating? So pretty! It is real life, and it is also the best in the "Mental Illness" series! It is completely different from other stories about wealthy CEOs (of course, because it is not a wealthy CEO x in the first place). It is about two very ordinary people redeeming each other, interpreting, understanding, and accepting their own destiny, life and death, using love to support themselves to survive, and living up to themselves and others' love for them. It makes me want to learn photography! I also want to watch the sun rise and the moon rise, the tide ebb and flow, and watch the cycle of life.
It's very interesting, but my words are very poor and cannot describe my true feelings after reading this article. Maybe one day when darkness comes, we will all find that light and follow the light out of the darkness. I think Du Li is lucky. She found light in the endless darkness. Although she thought about giving up, she still ushered in the dawn of sunshine. May each of us find the light of life, whether it is people or things.
The story is eloquent and well-written. I loved it😍It felt like I was watching a friend around me fall in love.
Not bad. It feels quite interesting.
It's so healing, that's the feeling
Very good-looking, I like the male lead, super good-looking
It's very interesting^ω^ The subject matter of this book is very good, I like it very much [Sending my heart]
It's really good-looking, and the story is told eloquently. It's not like some fast-food articles with simple and crude plot jumps. It's torture for the sake of torture, and sweet for the sake of sweetness. It's really beautiful!
I have read all three of the author's books. They are really good. I am looking forward to the new books.