[A rare youth sadomasochism from the super popular god Jushiro! With over a million clicks and over 100 million points, it has swept through all the popular lists!
Zhu Haiya was adopted at the age of three, but her parents used her as a bargaining chip to marry into the Tan family. Haiya originally loved Tan Shulin, the only son of the Tan family, but Tan Shulin was very dissatisfied with the marriage and repeatedly uttered evil words, which completely broke her heart. In college, she met a mysterious boy named Su Wei. In order to escape the fate of being manipulated, she dated him, but gradually fell into love and couldn't extricate herself. Unexpectedly, Zhu's family experienced drastic changes and his father became seriously ill. At her mother's begging, Haiya reluctantly broke up with Su Wei and chose to study abroad. When she returned to China five years later, she could no longer find Su Wei. She thought she could let go, but she received the news that Su Wei had died unexpectedly five years ago...
Tan Shulin: "Zhu Haiya, you are just trying to curry favor with my family, that scoundrel adopted daughter!"
He was the greenest and tenderest leaf in the midsummer sunshine, but he was arrogant and arrogant, tearing apart all the beauty of her first love years.
But then he said: "Haiya, I work hard to become better. If there are no two families in debt, can you still give me a chance?"
Su Wei: "Haiya, I will wait for you until you are 20 years old. Marry me when you are 20 years old. You are not allowed to run away or regret."
They were an affair between two shooting stars. Regardless of each other's past, she asked for his love and tenderness, indulging the lonely soul trapped in the shell for nineteen years.
But then he said: "I'm not a good person, I'm not the Prince Charming you imagined. If you hadn't found out, I would have kept it from you forever, but now that you have found out, I won't turn around for you."
Reader comments
All I can say is that this book is a huge tragedy from beginning to end. Haiya tried to fight against her fate but lost everything in the end, but she still became the perfect woman in the eyes of her family. In fact, it is very realistic. The powerlessness of reality makes you keep compromising and compromising until you become numb physically and mentally and are no longer yourself.
After turning 19, Haiya is no longer Haiya. However, the 19-year-old Haiya has only loved Su Wei brilliantly. This short-lived love is like gorgeous fireworks that wither and dissipate after blooming.
The childhood sweethearts suddenly realized that their growth and transformation after understanding their hearts finally came a little late. Under the pressure of their elders to get married, they seemed to be inseparable.
Haiya didn't love him. The person she really loved died, and that person would never be mentioned again, and she would never forget it.
It seems that in reality, although life is already very rich, the tragedy of not being able to be with the one you love is still happening.
Those who love each other have also tried to struggle, but parents always have a way to force their children to bow their heads and admit their mistakes, and then call all these sinful things euphemistically called "love."
In fact, escaping is very unrealistic. Moral shackles always bind us. No one can leave everything and run away for love.
... Hahahaha, it seems that I have to read some light and cheerful articles, I am starting to feel sad for spring and autumn.
Youth pain literature, alas, the second male lead is so brilliant in his portrayal, it's hard to find a meal replacement
It ended so quickly. The heroine and Tan finally became a contract couple. The heroine really lost the ability to love as she said. Although Tan likes the heroine, he may encounter the temptation of more young girls in the future. Can he resist it once and refuse for the heroine every time? Be skeptical. There is a feeling like a lump in the throat. Su Wei's death was so unexpected. If he had not died, it would have been possible for him to reunite with the heroine seven years later. It is still very difficult to get over. The second male lead written by Jushiro is very good, sometimes even more than the male lead.
I think the choice between love and family is quite realistic. Neither the male protagonist nor the female protagonist is in a simple sense of mindless love. The male protagonist has a shady side and a side that doesn't want to be discovered. The same goes for the female protagonist. Nineteen is too young. It's normal to choose to compromise with her family. Here are her parents and her dreams. The arrival of the male protagonist is as "honey-like" as Haiya herself said. It is Su Wei's "honey" that tastes sweet when first eaten, which is different from the previous depressing environment. But in the end, it is like wine with a chocolate core, which is intoxicating and a little bitter at the same time. Maybe it's because love at the age of nineteen is too unforgettable. If Su Wei had not passed away, I would probably have imagined Haiya returning to kill everyone, taking charge of her own business, and then pulling back and forth with Su Wei and finally getting married and having children together. Shulin would finally let go, and both parents would slowly let go. I read this book a few years ago, and I still have a different feeling when I read it again.
I feel so sorry for Haiya [crying] She was living for others. All she did made her parents and Aunt Shen happy but she wronged herself. She also lost the person who loved her most. Everything was unsatisfactory. In the end, in order to make them happy and satisfied, she sacrificed her marriage and married someone she didn't love. She was trapped by them forever [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying]
The writing style of this book is delicate and true, and the writing style is smooth and natural. The author allows readers to feel the emotional changes of the protagonists through detailed characterization of the characters. The plot has ups and downs and is full of the pain and sweetness of youth. It is a youth novel worth reading.
The death of the second male lead is indeed a bit of a pity, but he was not a good person. There is no need to feel so distressed in the book review, and the heroine is even more pitiful [almost crying] [crying]
If Tan Shulin had been nicer to Yaya when he was in school and didn't do anything to disappoint Yaya, the ending would have been much better. No matter how much he changed Yaya's heart, he still didn't like her that much.
The big liar passed on his tricks to the little liar
Then I wish that we will miss each other forever in the days when we don't meet.
I have read this book many times. I actually really like Shu Lin. From the early venomous tongue to the later tolerance towards Haiya, it is the accumulation of time. I hope they can live a stable life in the future, even if they are liars.
Su Wei, it's hard to calm down forever
What the author writes is very real and heartbreaking.
It's really beautiful. I'm really lucky to see it.
If you're looking for sweet stories to escape reality, don't read this. There is no good or bad, wrong or right, everything is fate!
A very good novel, I don't know why it has so few reviews.
The feeling of not having enough...
Fate, marriage, why are they so torturous?
This is the cruel, real world
To be honest, the author's writing is very good, but Haiya's life is really miserable, and the second male lead is also very upset, so I can't help but drop one star. Watching it in the middle of the night made me burst into tears.
A very realistic work and a very realistic choice. This is what happens most in life, right?
All I can say is that this book is a huge tragedy from beginning to end. Haiya tried to fight against her fate but lost everything in the end, but she still became the perfect woman in the eyes of her family. In fact, it is very realistic. The powerlessness of reality makes you keep compromising and compromising until you become numb physically and mentally and are no longer yourself. After turning 19, Haiya is no longer Haiya. However, the 19-year-old Haiya has only loved Su Wei brilliantly. This short-lived love is like gorgeous fireworks that wither and dissipate after blooming.
The childhood sweethearts suddenly realized that their growth and transformation after understanding their hearts finally came a little late. Under the pressure of their elders to get married, they seemed to be inseparable. Haiya didn't love him. The person she really loved died, and that person would never be mentioned again, and she would never forget it. It seems that in reality, although life is already very rich, the tragedy of not being able to be with the one you love is still happening. Those who love each other have also tried to struggle, but parents always have a way to force their children to bow their heads and admit their mistakes, and then call all these sinful things euphemistically called "love." In fact, escaping is very unrealistic. Moral shackles always bind us. No one can leave everything and run away for love. ... Hahahaha, it seems that I have to read some light and cheerful articles, I am starting to feel sad for spring and autumn.
Youth pain literature, alas, the second male lead is so brilliant in his portrayal, it's hard to find a meal replacement It ended so quickly. The heroine and Tan finally became a contract couple. The heroine really lost the ability to love as she said. Although Tan likes the heroine, he may encounter the temptation of more young girls in the future. Can he resist it once and refuse for the heroine every time? Be skeptical. There is a feeling like a lump in the throat. Su Wei's death was so unexpected. If he had not died, it would have been possible for him to reunite with the heroine seven years later. It is still very difficult to get over. The second male lead written by Jushiro is very good, sometimes even more than the male lead.
I think the choice between love and family is quite realistic. Neither the male protagonist nor the female protagonist is in a simple sense of mindless love. The male protagonist has a shady side and a side that doesn't want to be discovered. The same goes for the female protagonist. Nineteen is too young. It's normal to choose to compromise with her family. Here are her parents and her dreams. The arrival of the male protagonist is as "honey-like" as Haiya herself said. It is Su Wei's "honey" that tastes sweet when first eaten, which is different from the previous depressing environment. But in the end, it is like wine with a chocolate core, which is intoxicating and a little bitter at the same time. Maybe it's because love at the age of nineteen is too unforgettable. If Su Wei had not passed away, I would probably have imagined Haiya returning to kill everyone, taking charge of her own business, and then pulling back and forth with Su Wei and finally getting married and having children together. Shulin would finally let go, and both parents would slowly let go. I read this book a few years ago, and I still have a different feeling when I read it again.
I feel so sorry for Haiya [crying] She was living for others. All she did made her parents and Aunt Shen happy but she wronged herself. She also lost the person who loved her most. Everything was unsatisfactory. In the end, in order to make them happy and satisfied, she sacrificed her marriage and married someone she didn't love. She was trapped by them forever [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying]
The writing style of this book is delicate and true, and the writing style is smooth and natural. The author allows readers to feel the emotional changes of the protagonists through detailed characterization of the characters. The plot has ups and downs and is full of the pain and sweetness of youth. It is a youth novel worth reading.
The death of the second male lead is indeed a bit of a pity, but he was not a good person. There is no need to feel so distressed in the book review, and the heroine is even more pitiful [almost crying] [crying]
If Tan Shulin had been nicer to Yaya when he was in school and didn't do anything to disappoint Yaya, the ending would have been much better. No matter how much he changed Yaya's heart, he still didn't like her that much.
The big liar passed on his tricks to the little liar
Then I wish that we will miss each other forever in the days when we don't meet.
I have read this book many times. I actually really like Shu Lin. From the early venomous tongue to the later tolerance towards Haiya, it is the accumulation of time. I hope they can live a stable life in the future, even if they are liars.
Su Wei, it's hard to calm down forever
What the author writes is very real and heartbreaking.
It's really beautiful. I'm really lucky to see it.
If you're looking for sweet stories to escape reality, don't read this. There is no good or bad, wrong or right, everything is fate!
A very good novel, I don't know why it has so few reviews.
The feeling of not having enough...
Fate, marriage, why are they so torturous?
This is the cruel, real world
To be honest, the author's writing is very good, but Haiya's life is really miserable, and the second male lead is also very upset, so I can't help but drop one star. Watching it in the middle of the night made me burst into tears.
A very realistic work and a very realistic choice. This is what happens most in life, right?
I'm still used to mature men I like to be mature