Si Nianqingqing

Watching Cheng Qingqing's life was very depressing. Why is all the blame placed on her? Whether it's her loving father, her disliking brother, or the male lead who thought he loved her, all of them inflicted irreparable harm on her. I originally thought someone would redeem Qingqing, but she truly lived up to her name, leaving this world.

Though short, it left a deep impression. After watching it, I had many things to say. The female lead's father was wrong from the start in terms of her mother's behavior. Later, he prevented the female lead from liking the male lead, even using such cruel methods. Finally, he forced the male lead to marry her, showing no regard for anyone's feelings, including his own wife.

Cheng Qing'an said she didn't care about her sister, but she remembered every little thing about her sister from childhood to adulthood. Fu Sinian said he loved Cheng Qingqing, but he kept imprisoning and forcing her. In fact, no one in the book truly loved her. Poor Qingqing🥹 I hope you are reborn into a good family in your next life and live a happy and peaceful life.

This novel is quite short, so you can finish it quickly. The storyline is fairly complete, and the ending is that the female lead dies. I hope there will be a side story about her brother.

I cried. Could you please make a side story from the brother's perspective? I really want to see him find out his sister passed away...😢😢😢😢

From the female protagonist's perspective, only her father loves her, seemingly loving her, but actually using her as a vehicle to love her mother. Her father tries to make up for his past neglect of her mother by projecting it all onto her, never genuinely caring about his daughter's well-being. Her brother, knowing it wasn't her fault, still inflicts his hatred for their lost mother on her.

It's a good story, short and concise, much better than those stories that are just trying to be melodramatic for the sake of being melodramatic. It's just a real shame that Qingqing never experienced her brother's love. Her father was her only source of emotional support. If her brother had always loved her, she wouldn't have jumped off the cliff without hesitation.

Actually, the male protagonist simply felt unworthy of her; he couldn't understand why she liked him because in his world, she was pure and innocent (in the early stages), until her father pressured him… and a series of events followed. The female protagonist lacks security and love; because she has never been loved, she only knows how to give unconditionally (this is an undeniable fact).

She spoke softly of her lightness, a lightness that was utterly insignificant. The father made up for all the debts he owed to the mother by doing it for her. Her brother blamed her for the loss of their mother. Fu Ssu-nien took his revenge on her for the rumors that forced him to transfer schools and the loss of his mother. What Wen Ming and I missed wasn't just ten years of each other, but a lifetime for both of us. You must live a carefree and easy life.

It's a really good book! The author's writing is quite good! Throughout the whole book, the character I felt most sorry for, besides Qingqing, was the second male lead. He could have had love. Well, the male lead... Well, he's not as annoying as the second female lead. The older brother is a very good person! He also secretly feels sorry for his younger sister!