Dreams That Consume the Bones

It's a very good book, I don't know why it's rated so low. The love between Qiu Yulin and Yunmeng is engraved in their bones. The eldest brother and Susu love each other deeply, and they are also the most touching couple for me. Qiao Yi is really upset. This is also one of the few books that I didn't skip reading. It's really exciting!!

The only regret is Qiao Yi. He obviously didn't do anything wrong, but he lost the one he loved.

The content is very solid. It is best for lovers to get married eventually, but regrets are also the most common things in life. I like it very much! I still hope that everyone can meet someone they love at first sight and stay with for a lifetime.

The writing is good, the plot is exciting, and the supporting characters are also great. I follow up on time every day, so please keep updating. I watched it twice. After the first time, I felt a little sorry for the lead actor and the eldest brother. After the second time, I felt a little sorry for the female lead and the male lead. Fortunately, the male lead came to turn the situation around. Although it was not so good at the beginning, the two married first and then fell in love. Fortunately, the male lead was thick-skinned and did not dare to stop chasing his wife at the crematorium for a moment. The ending was regrettable, but it was inevitable. It was just a pity for such a good lead actor. Fortunately, he had an adopted son by his side. He did not end up alone.

It is very beautiful and worth recommending. This is really the first time I have read a novel from beginning to end word for word. Marriage first, love later, Master Qiu is domineering, and he is even more domineering towards the heroine, but he really loves the heroine and is jealous, and later on he started chasing his wife in the crematorium. At first the heroine hated the hero for taking things by force, but later she discovered that the hero was actually a very nice person and loved the heroine very much, but they didn't say it. Then, there are quite a lot of supporting characters in this novel, and it also tells about the wars during the Republic of China period. It really embodies that emotion, and I also meet some historical figures in this book. Love in the Republic of China is really a pity. I can't be with the person I like, and it's not because of interests. But I think that although the male protagonist in this book takes things by force, his character is like that. He will be tough when he can't get it, but he loves the heroine very much. I personally like books about the Republic of China very much. Most of the books about the Republic of China are about violent love. I cried when I saw the end of this book. I hope lovers will eventually get married. I wish everyone happy every day o(≧v≦)o

The writing is very beautiful. The love between the boss and Su Su is touching and difficult to reconcile. The journey from distrust to love between the male and female protagonists also made me feel ups and downs. The second male lead is a bit innocent, but there is no way. Who made him the second male lead 🤭, it is very interesting and recommended 👍

Although the love between the male and female protagonists has twists and turns, the ending is happy. Qiu Yunting and Su Su were the most miserable. When they were alive, they were separated by the commander, robbed and robbed, and finally they were separated forever. (I have a small suggestion, I hope the author doesn't mind. Why can't Yue Ling block the knife for Qiu Yunting? This will save her from the embarrassing status of her enemy in the future, and it can also help a pair of fateful couple) The most difficult person to forgive is Qiao Yi. His father has done all the bad things for the sake of the one he loves, and his father has done all kinds of bad things, but he has spent his whole life to atone for his father's sins. What a pitiful man.

Xiaomao worked overtime to finish reading it in the early stage, and the rating is a bit low. The author's writing is very good. Maybe life will not be perfect, and the love in the turbulent Republic of China is mixed with too many factors. I really like the author's last sentence, "Since I allow one person to be partial, I am willing to be generous for the rest of my life."

It can't be be literature. I beg the author to say goodbye to be.

The content is really attractive and beautiful.