My Cool, Aloof Big Sister Always Tries to Make Me Give Up

Since I am trying to write about swords, I will say a few words. In the beginning, Wen's inferiority complex was due to the gap, money and family, and maybe other things, but these should be the two most important points. Jiang Zai worked very hard to avoid and smooth over these two points, just to be with Wen. As for Wen, she met her brother in the last chapter. Her brother first denied that Wen was in love with Jiang, and secondly assumed that Jiang's changes were all because of Jiang's love for Wen, which turned into Wen restraining Jiang. The rest has nothing to do with this, so I won't go into it. Combined with Wen's answer, this is one point that I am not very satisfied with. Why, because Wen's response made these two Congjiang perspectives stand out. Let's talk about inferiority first. The family cannot be changed. Wen's three views have been corrected, but his inferiority complex since he was young and in front of his lover will not disappear. Now that Wen is rich, he told Jiang, "Your clothes cost hundreds of thousands." "Go and pursue your dreams. Words such as "You shouldn't be bound by me" partly reflect Wen's denial of Jiang's efforts, especially the two points that were most important to Jiang. One was to smooth out the sacrifices of money and family, and the other was a partial denial of his own belief that he was not worthy of Jiang's love and that this love was a constraint. From later on, we know that Wen did not mean this, and the only point of inferiority seems to be a family. Jiang does not necessarily know that Wen is rich, and Jiang does not necessarily guess his thoughts. However, this answer is based on the actual situation. Jiang must know this, and even Jiang knows Wen's difficulties. However, after all, these statements have existed, and it is impossible not to care at all, at least when Jiang left. So in general, what I'm not very satisfied with is Wen's response to Jiang and the decisiveness of the wording of the breakup. Wen did not explain the two points of "binding" and "self-change" in this separate paragraph. Wen almost didn't say anything about accepting Jiang in secret. If I were Jiang, I would cry to death. I understand that good intentions have nothing to do with me crying to death. It should be sad and sad. Therefore, I want to say that writing about swords must also be directional. Since the last word is he, shouldn't some important points be explained clearly? It doesn't mean that both of them know it, but it needs to be said in the words. It can be subtle, but it can't be absent. Writing is also art, and it must be framed in dialogue, not narration. Why? Because in the words, the ambiguity is like candy, in the narration, it is self-impression, this is not the same feeling. The most important thing is that it makes it easier for me to find candy, instead of making me angry at first sight. The follow-up review continues, but it is not about writing about swords. When Wen and Jiang broke up, it was Wen who said "I'm good for you" and pushed him away while Jiang used his past "I feel sorry for you" to redeem him. Now Wen doesn't seem to understand why Jiang doesn't like her as much as before, and even forces what he once hated on Jiang. That is to say, Jiang Bujueqing, to be honest, "Your clothes cost five hundred thousand yuan." My partner dared to say that to me, and I would never have anything to do with her. At that time, Wen Rang himself said this, assuming that he was poor and could not give Jiang the best, and Jiang liked it, not the five hundred thousand. Now, Wen is just like Jiang before, and Jiang is just like Wen back then. What Jiang cares about is the money that Wen cared about back then, and what Wen cares about is the love that Jiang cared about back then. Isn't this a constant reminder of how Jiang was abandoned in the first place? There are many things that I have deliberately ignored. If I look at them and bring them in, I can see that the words I have are actually angry words, petty tempers, and just pure revenge. Come back again. Wen is skeptical about whether the sentence "your skirt is half a million yuan" is Wen's true thought, and whether Wen knows that this sentence will hurt Jiang. At that time, Wen had not come out of that inferiority complex, so I personally think it was more like a sad message deliberately said to push Jiang away. Therefore, Wen is even more hateful. 12.24 A warrior who is not afraid of gunfire and death is trapped by an old love. The emotional tug seems to have turned into procrastination, which has worn away Jiang's love, my mood, and the edges of the stars. 1.6 If I watched the ending in one sitting, I could give you five stars. Very well written. But I caught up little by little, waiting for updates. I watched them reconcile little by little. It didn't matter the first time, after all, they were far away. What about the second time? Being kidnapped by a... Trash, do you think he is rich or powerful? As a person who can make money, wouldn't you imagine what would happen to her brother? I know I'm being overly picky, but this is where I find it awkward. But... We are all ordinary people, who is going to cheat on us? Maybe none. Moreover, the two of them still need to reconcile and have sex, so writing like this is acceptable. ... Five stars, five stars, take it, take it, really... If the knife leaves room for the next time, you won't have to rely on injuries to make peace with it like this time, right?

The cold and restrained warmth is long-lasting, and the bright and charming Jiang Haitang. The whole process progressed very quickly, it was straight forward, and the character creation showed that the author's writing style was good! I want to tell the author to take more care of this book and update it soon! I want to see an honest person being dishonest, and the extreme interaction between an honest person and a little seductress.

When I first read it, I always regarded it as a sweet novel, but the more I read it, the more I felt the inexplicable sadness, the ambiguity and... The uneasy fear that makes people feel uncomfortable. When I saw that breakup, my heart was torn apart, and I was very heartbroken. With Haitang's vivid character, how should 9Y make up for the cracks caused by the breakup... Generally speaking, the author has a certain writing style and a certain ability to conceive. Some of the sentences made me have strong empathy. If I hadn't experienced it myself, I really couldn't imagine how these wonderful sentences were produced. The two characters are very vivid and have unique charm, so I couldn't help but fall into them. Haitang, who dares to love and hate but is kind-hearted, 9Y, the overbearing character who is honest in appearance but sullen to Haitang in his heart, and... The handling of the plot made me feel a little uncomfortable when I first read it, the pain caused by asking for something but not getting it, and the shackles of the so-called family, but after thinking about it, I also think that such a plot is indeed close to reality, and it is also the key to the transformation of 9Y's character. It also pave the way for creating a contrast between the two styles before and after the article. It also has a unique flavor when reading... The story is wonderful and worth reading. Remember not to give up halfway after reading it. There is a little difference between the front and the back⊙∀⊙! If you are used to reading whole sweet stories, enter with caution. To be honest, there was a part in the middle that really gave me a headache. There are still a lot of words I want to leave for this story, but it must eventually end [crying] No, I have to go over it again.

Some people use their lives to heal their childhood, and some people use their childhood to heal their lives. Wen's breakup is indeed very hurtful. But no one can empathize with the feeling of extreme low self-esteem, but can't get rid of the drag of family. No matter how hard you try to climb up, there are always people holding you back. Always remind you of your unbearability. When you are desperate and collapse, you will break the rules and speak unscrupulously, often to the people closest to you. Although I don't agree with Wen's approach, I can understand her mood. Some things are childish and impulsive, but this is often the youth. After weighing the pros and cons and thinking carefully, growth is often the result. It's helpless.

Books are good (Tomato only) Regarding the character design of veteran cadres, I find some things very strange. The guilt of veteran cadres is a product of irresponsibility and superficiality. On the contrary, I feel that such people are less calm and appear naive. From the perspective of a veteran cadre, she felt that she owed Jiang Haitang, whether it was material or mental withdrawal. However, upon closer inspection, Jiang Haitang's stated contribution had become a reality. At this time, she thought, she had the idea that she was not worthy. What did this kind of idea mean? It means that she doesn't want Jiang's contribution, or she doesn't want to drag Jiang down (to put it bluntly, she just wants to break up). From her perspective, Jiang has contributed a lot, especially materially. Veteran cadres have also been struggling with material inequality. However, considering the contribution between lovers and the inequality of material and spiritual contributions, this and What is the difference between material transactions and simple spiritual pleasure? She thought very superficially about Jiang's contribution. When she realized that she owed something, she didn't immediately think about making up for it (what Jiang wanted was not material, but the love that Jiang was pursuing.) She couldn't make up for it materially, and as a result, she even retreated mentally. I remembered a sentence in the book where Jiang said her love was not pure, but in fact I think Wen's love was more superficial. In fact, the meeting between the two was doomed from the beginning of the book. Wen also knew about the gap between the two, so when Jiang showed love to Wen, the debt was already settled. Wen also knew that, but she just wanted to escape, Jiang's love is pure. If you think about it, Wen always thinks about the lack of material things and doesn't seem to understand Jiang at all (the contradictory character of the veteran cadre is that he knows that Jiang doesn't care about material things, but he always feels guilty because of material things.) To put it bluntly, she knows her mistakes but doesn't change them (she doesn't change them and only thinks about the simplest escape) If we look at it from Wen's perspective as a third party, I think Jiang is using love and material to forcefully bind Wen's yandere. When we read this novel, how many people think that Jiang is a yandere, because ordinary people should not see it from Wen's perspective. In short, my subjective feeling is that Wen is not normal, whether it is due to a bad childhood, a bad family, or the separation of relatives. Jiang should not be responsible for the consequences of this influence. Wen's character development becomes more and more contradictory in the later stages. I can't see the so-called love. It seems that for her, love is guilt, and guilt seems to prove that she cares about Jiang. Wen's contradictory character and lack of love are buried under the guilt in the name of love. Love is not in his heart; In my opinion, she didn't give Jiang any trust. When I saw the scene in the hospital, I felt uncomfortable and even a little disgusted. From the beginning to the end, I found that there seemed to be no tacit understanding between the two. Perhaps as Wen thought, they were indeed from two worlds. (This is my feeling after reading Chapter 93. I don't know if Wen's character will be redeemed later, but I just feel that Wen's character is not likeable until Chapter 93.) If the article is abusive, it will be abusive, if the article is sweet, it will be sweet, and it is okay if it is sweet and abusive, but it does not have the feeling of true love that I thought it would. If Wen's character was written to be less contradictory, even more rogue, at least he wouldn't appear calm and sensible yet do childish and ridiculous things. Except for Wen's character, the rest of the book is very good. In short, when reading a book on Tomato, I don't want to be picky. This book is a very good choice. In order to see clearly, I read slowly. I hope that if Wen makes corrections later, someone can say something when they have time. My comment is not to persuade you to withdraw from the review. I hope it will not affect readers' desire to read. There is no end to the book. I just feel inexplicably angry, but the book is still highly recommended [Sending Hearts]

The emotional scenes in this book are so good, it's like I have stepped into the role. It's so good. I read it all night long. It's so good. Their story feels like my own experience. It's like they were in love and misunderstood. She and I left her cruelly. The seriousness of the matter is almost the same as the "money calculation" incident. But the fact is that there is a huge gap between the novel and the movie. There is no reconciliation at all. She hates me and is even disgusted. I have no room for reconciliation. Now it is the second year since we broke off contact. Wuwuwuwu. I hope everyone can get what they want. Don't push the people you love away just because of difficulties. I really regret it, but there's nothing I can do about it.

It's sweet when it's sweet, but it's also really cruel when it's being knifed. I think it's a very real novel. It expresses the true heartache and helplessness of every family very well, especially the deep-rooted traditional thoughts. Wen starts from the bottom step by step. She knows that the class gap cannot be changed, but she still remains the same. Step by step, she approaches cautiously, but in the end she is dragged down by her original family and dare not approach her salvation. This kind of helplessness and humility is really everywhere, but the ending is happy, everyone in the world is suffering, and blatant preference is salvation. It is a novel worth reading. Recommend [Explore][Explore][Explore]

The characters are well-written, so it's no problem to read it with your head in mind. I've read Chapter 72 so far, and I didn't find any surprises in the whole process. It's worth reading. The last thing I want to say is, because it's not over yet and I don't know the ending, but I hope Jiang Haitang and Wen Jiuying's relationship will be long-lasting and perfect. Currently at Chapter 99, I am very disappointed. Like Tangtang, I thought that Wen Jiuying was really an honest person. Alas

The character setting is very novel, especially the character's image is very well created. It's the kind of feeling that makes people not want to miss a chapter. I like it very much. I hope the author will continue to write more exciting content. I watched it again in one breath. I really like the characters of the two. It is very touching. Life is indeed short. You must learn to love yourself before loving others. They are from different backgrounds, but they can still have a he ending. They deserve such an ending because they have sacrificed a lot and are getting closer to each other. My life is ordinary, but I have also witnessed an amazing life.

I couldn't bear to finish reading it. The further I went, the more I felt that Jiuying was very meaningful when talking to Tangtang. I didn't read enough of it. It was in every aspect, including 🚗. The description of Jiuying later was not so thorough and not that detailed, and the same was true for Big Eyes. I read Chapter 65 and found out that Oh is based on the same world view as Ran Yi, written by 5005, very slow haha This book is like: "I am willing to go through all the thorns to love you" The book is like: "We can walk through every part of the road together, and the most difficult part for you must have my presence." Personally, I think the casual writing is better. I like 5005, and I also like 5005 [I understand] Happy every day