
Love Has No Expiration Date
爱无晚期
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 86k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
38Chapters
3Reads
1Listens
32.7kReads · all time
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The novel is very good. The heroine is suffering from leukemia. Her rich boyfriend selfishly lets go before considering his own interests. Love is not the only thing. The love of the poor doctor and family gives the heroine hope. In the final ending, I really liked the ex-boyfriend's awakening and the boyfriend's best friend's 1.6 Million, and I gained the courage to live with the fate of the subsequent heroine.
It is a realistic story that reflects various people's views on love, some noble and some inferior. The heroine treats her lover rationally due to her illness, and would rather suffer than hurt others. Although she does not know the best outcome, I would like to thank Zhang Mingsong for his love and dedication, and thank Qian Kun for his generous donation and not forgetting to repay the secret love that has been unknown for many years. These men are worthy of marrying.
I cried while watching it, it was so touching.
Very good, very realistic [almost crying] burst into tears [crying]
It's so beautiful, touching, and realistic, so well written!
The plot simply and truly expresses the mentality and various choices of ordinary people. The ending/is still happy. . . . .
A true description of human nature
It's very realistic and I can understand the heroine's pain and fear. Reality is not so lucky, but I hope everyone who still has hope can really be so lucky.
The second part of this book has been written, and interested readers can read it!
It's well written, quite realistic, and not so sadistic. The transformation of the second male lead is a bit unexpected. I can only say that a friend in need is a friend indeed, and love that has been tested will be happier and more cherished.