Remember, I Love You

The text is just over 20,000 words, but it made me extremely sad. When I think that it is adapted directly from personal experience, when I think about the prototype girl is no longer there, when I think about the same age as her... I feel extremely sad. I guess the male protagonist knows that the female protagonist likes him, but he just can't respond to her. The time they spent together was too short. If possible, would it be better if they had more time together? Can the male protagonist fall in love with the female protagonist? Rather than having the same orientation, I prefer him to be bi. How sad would it be to fall in love with someone you can never be with? Which is more sad, never having it or having it and then losing it? She was already so miserable, but she still had to endure the death of the person she loved. Oh my god. I'm really sad. Thank you, the author, for letting me get to know the girl named Yan Yue through words. I hope she will be very happy in her next life. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Although this is an adaptation of a true event, when I first read the first 20,000 words of the book, I didn't find it too cruel. At the back is the girl's handwritten diary. She wasn't used to it at first, thinking that the male protagonist had left, and then she couldn't accept it. But slowly I discovered that the heroine was also trying hard to get better, but she just had bad luck and was too kind. Although she is depressed, she still works hard to give her milk money. Although she is depressed, she still feels sorry for others and saves kittens. She is really a little angel. She was bullied as a child, abandoned by her mother, without a father, and her grandmother was verbally abusive to her. When she finally grew up, she still had to drag her eldest son along with her to suck her blood. Her mother didn't love her either. She just wanted to use her to save her other daughter. The only boy who was good to her left this world. She was really desperate. She has been carrying it all by herself, eating food from the trash can, resisting illness, and not taking medicine because she has no money and is afraid that others will treat her well and that she can't afford the repayment. Such a good girl was crushed to death by her mother's last words!!! So angry and sad.

It's really touching. I cried while reading it, and I kept reading it one after another. This is one of the fine torture novels on my bookshelf. It's very interesting, but I don't know why it wasn't rated. It would be great if it could be published, so that more people would remember her.

First time scoring. The writing style is simple and delicate, with a literary quality. This is not an ordinary Shuangwen online article, it is a literary work that can be published.