[Mutual Secret Crush + Sweet Romance + Quiet Devotion + Healing] I no longer remember you, but you still love me.
Homebody Yu Xi, who suffers from PTSD, and Gu Zongqi, a gentle and devoted doctor. Even when she forgets him, he continues to love her unwaveringly.
Following I Love You Was the Best Thing I Ever Did, Sheng Li has written another doctor readers will want to marry.
“As long as you’re here, and I’m here, we can take our time and journey through every season together.”
By then, I had already forgotten some people and some things. Yet those people and things were always there beside me, offering gentle, steadfast companionship, never far away. I once asked you how long a flower’s lifetime could be. In the quiet years of my life, deep in the blank spaces of my memory, I remember the Van Gogh sunflowers you handed me, their bold yellow petals and outstretched leaves.
Later, I learned that the sunflower’s meaning is silent love, just like the years you spent watching over me.
I don’t remember you, but you love me. That love has only grown with the passage of time. You said a flower’s lifetime could be long, blooming in all its fullness and splendor through the quiet years of your life. With love, it would never wither.
I met many people, always living side by side with my shadow. Then I met you.
It looks good, but I feel a little sad and regretful after seeing it. The style of this article is very similar to those serialized in Egger magazine when I was a student. The writing is very good, and the plot and characters are heart-wrenching and a little regretful. The scene between the male and female protagonists is also very impressive when you see it, and there are also small mosquitoes, which is really regrettable. Recommend.
This book touched me very much. It tells a story about love and memory. Just like my wife and I, our relationship remains strong even as time passes. The sunflowers mentioned in the book also remind me of our love, which may be unassuming, but warm and lasting. This book made me believe that love lasts longer than memory and leaves a deep mark on our lives.
It looks good, but sometimes the jump is too big, which makes me have to watch it all over again.
The whole text is in the first person. I was a little confused at first, but it became clearer later on. It's such an advanced book 🤔 (I don't know what to say due to my limited culture 🤦)
Maybe it's because I'm too clumsy and I like heroines who are sharp-tongued.