Just Love Me

A fleeting encounter in their youth left Wen with a memory of Mu's ideal school; their first meeting in university, though accidental, was one Wen recognized as Mu's. Parental disapproval and opposition caused Mu to back down, and the two broke up. For three years, they were both heartbroken, torturing themselves, trying to numb themselves with work to avoid thinking about each other.

It's good, but the only thing that makes me a little uneasy is the ending for Lu Qi'an, the female lead's childhood sweetheart. He's truly a good person. I'm quite satisfied with his ending because of his personality; once he falls in love with someone, he will never fall in love with someone else. That's his loyalty to his feelings. Even if the person he loves falls for someone else, he remains loyal to that relationship. Although I still feel a little uneasy, overall it's pretty good.

Please give me reconciliation, please give me sweetness! I'm begging you, author!

After reading the synopsis and the first few chapters, I knew that Lu was originally the one with the best chance of winning. Mu disliked boys, but unfortunately, her family upbringing made her believe she should like boys. Lu had been with Mu for 17 years, and no matter if Wen joined later or not, she could never compare to Lu's position in Mu's heart.

This book is incredibly captivating, telling the story of two protagonists' first encounter in college, their relationship, their breakup, and their eventual reconciliation. While I felt sorry for Lu Qi'an, it also illustrates that those who secretly admire someone in real life have no right to be jealous. So, if you meet someone you like during your youth, don't leave any regrets!

I suddenly thought, giving Wei Wuxian and An An a romantic storyline, so that the two who missed their lovers could make up for each other, wouldn't be bad.

It's definitely worth watching and recommending. In real life, if we love, we must be steadfast. Not everyone is as lucky as Mu Xiqiao, whose loved one will wait for her. My heart aches for An An, her only regret is that she couldn't get through it.

The beginning was sweet and reassuring, the middle was heartbreaking and painful, but the ending, after they got back together, was very happy... Her affection and love were never fleeting; she had loved Mu Xiqiao for a long time, but his indecisiveness led to their separation for many years. Fortunately, they were together again. The only regret is that Lu Qi'an not only failed to learn to let go, but also failed to learn to compromise.

That's good. Actually, An'an is a bit weak-willed. If she were more assertive like Xiaozhu, she might not be lonely. The main character is inherently weak-willed, and An'an is also weak-willed, so the two are not suitable for each other unless An'an stops being weak-willed.

It's alright, but I really hope the author can let Lu Qi'an and Mu Xiqiao be together in another book 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 I really want them to be together, and I hope the author can grant me this little wish 🥺🥺🥺