Darling, Victoria Harbour

Dear Wenwen: Seeing this letter is like seeing you in person; opening it brings me joy! Today is January 31, 2025, the third day of the Lunar New Year. Lanterns are hung high in the streets and alleys, and winter plum blossoms are just beginning to bloom. I wonder where you are right now? I don't know how much time has passed since the beginning of this story.

I stayed up all night watching it and cried my eyes out 😢 Liang Shuhuai, you don't deserve Wenwen's love, not even a little bit. You were with her with ulterior motives from the beginning, without any sincerity. Later, after realizing you loved her, even though you knew there was no future for you two, you still wove promises with lies, repeatedly deceiving her that you would get married, keeping…

"If I Were You," this section was probably written by Wenwen herself. The ending is hard to say whether it's good or bad. A perfect ending would feel somewhat unrealistic and dreamlike, while this ending might be more realistic. It seems predictable, yet I still can't help feeling sad. Finally, Wenwen, don't go to Victoria Harbour anymore.

The content is detailed, full of genuine emotion, and very moving. The story is short but deeply touching, with tight logic, a realistic feel, and thought-provoking content. The characters are also well-developed. Dear Wenwen: I cried a lot, my heart was aching. I wonder how you are doing. Is time slower in Canada than here? Has it snowed? How is your life?

Dear Wenwen: Please allow me to address you this way. After reading your story, I want to ask you: How are you doing now? Perhaps you have let go of that person, or perhaps you still think of him or your child in the quiet of the night. But I want to say: It's okay. Everyone has emotions and feelings. You don't need to feel too sad. And your child is a little angel.

Wenwen, please take good care of yourself. I really love your delicate writing. You must be a very excellent and thoughtful girl in real life. 😢

It's indeed a very normal love story. The power of class is so strong; he couldn't bear to give up everything he had, otherwise he could have stayed with you forever. I do think he's a very selfish person, but all of this is perfectly normal. You said he's the one in the world who can empathize with and understand you the most, yet he still chose to make you suffer. It's not worth it.

All my words can be summed up in one sentence: Wenwen, live well and pursue your own paradise. Life is still long, and I sincerely hope that you can live a peaceful and happy life on your own. I know, I can't forget, I can't let go. Everyone has memories and feelings. Advising you to let go and find peace is useless comfort. How I wish I could forget for you!

I feel the characters of the male and female leads in this novel are quite good, and the novel itself is also very realistic... I saw it on Kuaishou and then read it. Like they said, the male lead abandons the female lead after weighing the pros and cons...

My heart broke after reading it 🥺🥺. There wasn't a dramatic, passionate love story, but it flowed delicately through the ordinary moments of life. Wenwen was a pitiful girl suffering from a love that couldn't overcome the barriers of class differences... In love, it's often the girl who gets hurt. The man may still have feelings for Wenwen, but he already has a gentle and beautiful wife.