Ji Ru and her ex-husband went from young love to barely being able to stand the sight of each other. If he loved her, he should have loved her imperfections too. But her ex-husband said he was a practical man: he didn't love her stretch marks, the slight sagging of her abdomen after childbirth, or the way her face had lost its glow.
Ji Ru went from a pampered darling to a bitter woman who doubted herself. But as soon as she divorced her ex, it was as if she'd found a new lease on life. It turned out she could be someone else's muse, someone's once-in-a-lifetime encounter, and someone else's unforgettable first love. Ji Ru navigated her relationships with them, riding the highs and lows. Her ex: Wait! I want to get back together! This is the love I've cherished since we were young!
The heroine's lines are very sad and make people cry. It can be said that those who hear it will cry. When I first watched it, I thought Nie was an elegant man, but I didn't expect that he was a madman at heart. In fact, Nie's character can be written very well. There is no need to describe his cheating, but only highlight his indifference. I still hope that everyone will be clean, although this is not realistic. Shen Lin is actually quite redundant. It should have been advantageous to live across from the heroine, but he didn't expect that he was playing a good hand of cards. The same goes for Teacher Huo, the ideal type of the heroine, but it was wasted like this. Anyway, there are many male characters who appear quite redundant, and there is no end to their stories and no extras. I really liked the plot where the heroine didn't forgive the hero at the end. Those who hurt the heroine should be made to regret it for the rest of their lives, and life would be worse than death.
It was so well written, it made me shed so many tears, Zhou Gu
The last time I saw it I was crying