You Were the Summer Solstice That I Couldn't Get Out Of

How can I put it, after watching it, I always felt a kind of honeyed melancholy in my heart, the cliff-like breakup, the lingering thoughts for many years, and the pure and sweet atmosphere of ambiguous pulling and pulling! ! ! ! It's such a pity that the male protagonist gave up when the last step was taken [face covering] After the female protagonist was hurt by the scumbag, she couldn't believe that the male protagonist would like her at first, but she finally opened her heart and was instantly cut off. . In fact, the male protagonist is quite a scumbag too [laughing and crying] The torture of the male protagonist in the final ending really speaks volumes, Jiang Jiang did a great job! ! !

I didn't even say happy wedding to you in person. Mrs. Wang, it was so tearful. Seeing the collapse, it turned out that he was the only one who couldn't get out of that midsummer.

The male protagonist has been secretly in love with the female protagonist for such a long time, but they only spent 15 hours together, not even a day. It's really cruel.

Ah~~The writing is so real, it is the author's true feelings. It is sweeter than cruel, and has great staying power.

It turns out to be based on real life experiences. I feel so sorry for the female protagonist. The male protagonist has a secret crush on the female protagonist. It's a bit sweet but a bit sadistic.

The novels adapted from real experiences are indeed different. The author describes it well, the sense of immersion is so strong, and it is so emotional to read.

I opened this book unintentionally and was really out of control. Jujuju is so good-looking, I thought about it several times before I realized that he almost went both ways with her.

A love story worth remembering, the writing is smooth and the sense of empathy is strong. The characters of the male protagonist and the female protagonist are destined to be happy on their own.

Reading what the author said later, he said that in reality, Tang didn't actually love the heroine. I was thinking that in reality, boys may be more rational than girls most of the time. "It's fair to say that a scholar can be lazy. A woman can't let go of her laziness." It seems to me that Tang likes the heroine, but has never thought about being together. They got together for a while, and he was a "thorough" person. After being together for less than a day, he sobered up and didn't want to continue investing in something that had a high probability of no future. He told the heroine clearly and then broke up. In fact, the two of them probably wouldn't make it to the end if they were together. It's not such a pity [thinking]. I just hope that everyone can cherish the people in front of them. If you don't have the people in front of you, cherish yourself. There is no need to worry about the past. People have the right to break up, and we also have the right to move forward.

It made me burst into tears. I really like the psychological description of the male and female protagonists written by the author. When facing the person I like, I always feel that I am not worthy of such a good person like her/him. I hope Tang Chenzhou can be braver and more determined, and I hope we can all be braver in front of the people we like.

The writing is very delicate, and the sourness of the male protagonist's secret love for the female protagonist is well written. I was fascinated by it and watched it all the way through the meal. I loved it!

I feel really uncomfortable [covers face] Why can't Chenzhou be firm in his choice [crying] [crying]

It looks good. I like it. I've finished watching it.

I hope the memories without results are all good ones. Hope the result is also good. If 15 hours turned into 15 days or 15 months, would the story be less regretful? But for Jiang Jiang, this is the best he.