Completed
[Two Female Leads, No Male Lead, Everyday Life, Unconventional Second Chance Romance, Actually a Two-Way Journey]
A devoted, wealthy piano prodigy VS a gentle, lonely writer with low self-esteem
From childhood sweethearts to a love that finally bears fruit, Tang Ruoye thought they could stay happy together forever.
But when the hard realities of life stood before them, she had to make a choice: let her lover go and fly toward a beautiful future,
even if that future held no place for her.
Four years passed in the blink of an eye. Zhou Cenjin returned, adorned with accolades and more dazzling than ever, so far out of reach.
Like a star in the sky.
She became Tang Ruoye's next-door neighbor.
Like invisible vines, she wrapped herself tightly around Tang Ruoye.
She had plotted and schemed for a long time, and she never wanted to let go.
“This time, I won't let you go again.”
Reader's Guide: 1. Some parts involving specialized knowledge are researched, but others are made up to serve the romance.
2. Two female leads, no male lead, no male character-related triggers. The heroine takes her mother's surname. Don't ask why: the author wants them to have their mothers' surnames. Whoever gives birth gets to pass on the surname.
3. Suggestions, criticism, and praise are welcome, but please don't just vent your emotions or make personal attacks.
4. This is a second-chance romance, but not a groveling-for-forgiveness story.
You can watch it, you really can.
Give me a good review, come on!
The main cp is very sweet and good [sending heartfelt wishes]
If you read a lot of books, you may realize what kind of direction and ending they will have in the future after seeing some plots. However, the plot direction of this book is still very different. It is idealistic, but also biased towards reality. The trivial daily life and changes in mentality are also described in more detail. Overall, it is not bad. This book is about a slow process and a slow process of getting used to each other. Even people who like each other will have inappropriate parts that need to be adjusted, so I would say it is more realistic, rare, and very good. What is missing, the gorgeous decoration, the metaphor of the scene? Of course, these are just bonus points. It's understandable if they don't have it. 🍅It's good to have it written like this. In fact, what surprised me was Lin Yu's line, and it was this line that made me want to say how good this book is. Although the problem of the native family was dealt with in a cursory manner, and the content of the quarrel was not described in detail (this is not important), the follow-up direction was completely unexpected. Originally, I just read it casually, but this part of the plot is so well thought out that it surprised me for a moment. It leads love and bonding from illness to health. I like it. (Well, please note that this line is not double clean)
Why aren't good books popular?
Two super gentle ladies are in love,
The writing is pretty good, but the plot jumps a bit, and the lines of reality and memories are intertwined, which is a bit mixed, but otherwise it's fine.
It's pretty good after watching it. It's so sweet and reassuring.
The whole book feels good, and the deputy CP author also gave a corresponding ending. I personally like it better.
It's very nice, but there are some awkward memories interspersed with it.