Kangqiao

The female protagonist is the daughter of the male protagonist's father's lover. The plot is actually relatively simple and cliched. The author's writing is so good that the content is a bit long. Those who like torture and driving can watch it. The torture process is also long! The male protagonist went from being a naughty 13-year-old, smart, arrogant and cunning younger brother (3 years apart) to being entangled with the female protagonist for 5 years. He only caught the female protagonist after 8 years of separation. During the 8 years, the female protagonist had a fake marriage with someone else and gave birth to the male protagonist's child... End of spoilers!

In the fog of Brunei, the silhouette of Cambridge is like a sharp sword piercing fate. When Huo Lianhuo discovered a pair of eyes that resembled those of his enemy in his own manor, the gears of fate had already pushed the man and woman into the abyss of a bloody romance. This is not a forbidden love in the traditional sense, but a thrilling journey of two souls hollowed out by fate to rebuild the Garden of Eden on the ruins of hatred. In the room on a stormy night, the flickering candlelight cast the shadows of the two people on the parchment. Kang Qiao's wet temples brushed against Huo Lianxu's hot palms. At this moment, his parents' grudges and moral admonitions were shattered in the frantic rhythm of rain hitting the glass. They measured the depth of fate with their lips and teeth, and confirmed the reality of each other's heartbeats in the pain of embracing each other. The enamel box filled with sleeping pills is like Pandora's box, reflecting two completely different kinds of despair. Kang Qiao's determination was like a tempered blade, and when she swallowed the pills, she had the smile of a loved one on her deathbed; while Huo Lianxu's retreat was just the last twitch of a trapped beast before death. When the morning light pierces the fog, the living person suffers a sharper delay than the dead - he will spend his whole life kneeling in the reflection of the eternal 21-year-old Cambridge, watching those unsent love letters curl up into gray butterflies in the fireplace, while the Thames River is still flowing, diluting sin into the talk of the world after dinner. In eight years of love and hate, survival sometimes requires more courage than death. When they met again, Kang Qiao was always measuring the best angle to stab Huo Lianxu's heart, but what she finally cut with her blade was her own scabbed wound. The shattered crystal earrings on the cobblestone road in Cambridge, and the ink stains spread by the rain, all tell an eternal paradox: the deadliest poison is often sugar-coated, while the deepest love is destined to be tempered into ashes in the furnace of hatred. When Kang Qiao and Huo Lianxu interlocked, they finally understood: true forgiveness does not lie in forgetting hatred, but in acknowledging that we are all hostages and accomplices of fate. Those past events soaked in tears eventually turned into amber in the distillation of time, sealing the eternal love and struggle of mankind.

The story between the male and female protagonist is actually very cliché, but the author's writing style allowed me to successfully read this book with more than 600,000 words. I felt uncomfortable and sad for what happened to Kang Qiao. When I watched Huo Xiaofan being ripped off, tears fell down my face. I am very happy to see such a work on Tomato.

The plot of this book is captivating and reminded me of my own experience when I first had a baby. The characters in the book have distinctive personalities, especially Huo Lianxu, whose romance and innocence left a deep impression on me. I feel like he is like my child, pure and innocent, making people want to protect him. This book made me feel the love and dreams of young people, and also made me cherish my current life more. I would recommend it to other mothers so that they can also gain resonance and inspiration from it.

A very different kind of sadomasochism, much better than removing a kidney and drawing blood. It's great to be young, you can squander your youth. The writing description is also very good. It's not easy to fall in love with someone wholeheartedly. Many people still hope that lovers will eventually get married, but is there really such a love that lasts until death?

Once she was the daughter of his enemy, and later, he was the son of her enemy. Once, she deliberately tried to please and obey him in order to protect her family. Later, she vowed to stay away from him for the sake of her family... Once, he looked down upon her, but later, he loved her deeply. The story is quite exciting and attractive. It's worth reading.

The first time I read it was 16 years ago. Today is the fourth time I have read this novel. It is really good. I like Cambridge.

At first it seems plain, but the more you look at it, you can't stop. So many thoughts are changing and turbulent, all hidden in the plain and peaceful appearance. The extreme pull and love and hatred between the arrogant noble prince and the down-and-out dragster who is as low as dust. The splendid love blooming in the contradiction is like a poppy, overflowing with addiction.

The writing is good, better than those routine articles on Tomato, and the writing style is also better.

The first half of the story about the sour and twisted emotions of youth is simply magical. It would have been better if the ending in Bali was to let the male protagonist spend the rest of his life in regret.