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This book was originally sitting on my bookshelf, but I opened it by mistake and realized it was interesting. So I took a closer look. At first, I felt sorry for Su Xiaoyu because Jiang Yan regarded Su Xiaoyu as Su Lan. Even though I later learned that Su Xiaoyu was Su Lan, I still felt resentful because of the harm Jiang Yan had done to Su Xiaoyu in the early stage, and did not want him to succeed in pursuing his wife. But as I continued reading, I felt that Jiang Yan was also suffering. I can only say that the author wrote the emotional entanglement between the two protagonists very logically. After reading it, I felt that they were just two little bitter gourds. I hope that the two little bitter gourds can continue to be happy. The character I feel most distressed for is Shen Mu. Although he is a villain, his experiences make me feel distressed. I think what he feels most for Li Jingkong is hatred, but as the saying goes, where can there be hatred without love? His love for Li Jingkong was because of Xiaolongbao, but later his love for Li Jingkong turned into disgust because of Li Jingkong's love for his brother, and what he hated even more was Li Jingkong's disgust for him. The first half of his life was miserable, because his brother's jealousy caused him to fall from the world to hell. Chuxue, the only one who did not despise him for bringing him light, also fell from a tall building because of Liu Yue's younger brother. All the suffering he suffered in the first half of his life was real, but the harm he did to others was also real, so I think it was punishment for him that he fell from a tall building and became a fool and lost all his legs, but it was also a relief. I think the author has established the character image very well. He is not purely evil. He still chooses to help Chuxue after suffering so much, and funding Chuxue to go to school also reflects his kindness. I think it's good that he became silly in the end. He doesn't have to remember so many hurts and still has kindness. If he hadn't gone through so much suffering, I think he would be like this. I wish the author better and better, and hope to write more good works [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

It feels depressing to watch. Both Shen Mu and Chen Cang can actually have a good ending. Letting go and letting go is relief. If they have difficulties, no one in this world has difficulties, and it is not a reason to become bad. There are many orphans whose parents don't know who they are. They don't rely on their own efforts and perseverance to get out of their lives. Chen Cang is crazy about love and can't go back after making mistakes again and again. Shen Mu has a dual personality due to psychological distortion. These two people can redeem and warm each other, but in the end neither ends well. It's not love that raises the butcher's knife in the name of love, it's madness and hate

The author writes very well, the story is very attractive, the plot is complete and logical, and the characters are well drawn. The one who impressed me the most and was the most emotional was Shen Mu. She was pitiful and pathetic. Although she had done something wrong, she hoped to have a complete life after atonement.

Watching it until the end, I want to say that I actually feel sorry for Shen Mu, even though he has done so many bad things.

Although Shen Mu is pitiful, this is not the reason for him to hurt Su Lan. He wants to seduce others who are good to him, but will not let go of others who are not good to him. No wonder he has always relied on men to survive.

The main line and the side lines CP are both beautiful! No character is superfluous! Sad and touching! Great article of the year, highly recommended!