Looking Forward to Yuhang, Forgetting Yuhang

Hey, I thought there would be more after the extra chapter, but when I opened Yang Persimmon today, I found that it was marked as finished, and I felt a little empty. I followed this book from beginning to end following the big update rhythm. Generally speaking, the time span is relatively large. So for me, the feeling of abuse is less obvious, but more regretful. (If you read it in one sitting, you will probably feel sad) Because the male and female protagonists could have lived happily together. There are no blood feuds, grudges, or huge misunderstandings between them. But after all, it still can't last forever. Xia Yue gave me a very sober feeling from the beginning to the end - she knew what kind of situation she was in, knew that she could only rely on herself, and also knew that there was not much possibility between herself and Chen Sizu... But at the same time, I feel that she is also a little confused - she underestimated Chen Sizhu's love for herself, and even more underestimated her so-called determination to give up on this relationship. She seemed to have spent her short life trying to live for herself, and it seemed that only the days when she was about to die were truly her own. She never relaxed for a moment and worked hard all the time. She had too many things to worry about. But later, she could finally take a breath, but her life entered a countdown. If you can't get what you want, why don't you live. I read few books, and anyway, this book is the only one I have read in which the protagonist is sick but the two of them still bravely stay together. Xia Yue had a very steady rhythm from her illness to her death. Not so much heartbreaking and gut-wrenching. But the more "no waves" it is, the more it resonates with people, and it also makes people feel helpless. If it is a grudge dispute or a blood feud, there is always a way to resolve it. But if you are terminally ill, there is really nothing you can do about it. As a digression, I hope the author can quickly open up a new pit, and I will chase it from beginning to end ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)✧ ⊙∀⊙I did follow it from beginning to end. I don't know why the reading time is only 2 hours. But this is not the point anymore. The key point is: The conference will not open any new pits [Sending Hearts]

It made me cry. Xia Yue doesn't have the aura of a great heroine, and she's not even pretty, but she's tough and hardworking and neither humble nor arrogant. Too bad for the heroine. Her parents don't love her but she has grandparents in the orphanage who love her, Xu Xing who she grew up playing with, and Shu Yue, her good friend. Very ironic. It's a pity for the male protagonists. I hope the author will make a side story [crying] Xia Yue is so nice and kind, and Chen Sichu is also very good. It's hard to calm down [crying] [crying] [crying] Who knows from nine years old to 27 years old? Such two good people shouldn't have ended like this. Although I was ready to watch Be, I still felt particularly sorry for Xia Yue. Finally, I would like to say that the author's writing style is also very good. The story is very touching.

Xia Li's biological mother is really annoying. The author should not let her clear her name in the later stage. Can she disappear?

Xia Li is really a very strong girl. Why did Shu Yue fail the exam? I feel like someone has tampered with her.

The heroine is very strong and sober. Her journey has not been easy. Although I like watching be, I still hope she can have a good ending [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

Although the heroine was not born well and had a bumpy journey, she is really strong without clinging to anyone.