Bai Hua, who has no loved ones, met Song Shiqing, an orphan, by accident.
From then on, the two accompanied each other and depended on each other for life.
Find hope and goals in life with each other.
No one in this world loves you. I love you. I only have you in my life.
He raised her, and she helped him fulfill his ideals.
Later he became the strongest fighter and she became the woman that everyone envied.
Shuangjie+love+redemption+friendship
It mainly writes about the daily life of love. The two of them have no ambition and only think about dating each other every day.
Reader comments
Tomato is one of the few books that can be read from beginning to end word for word. Everyone in the book has regrets. I always thought that the male and female protagonists would not have any regrets. Only when I saw the ending did I realize that the author has no intention and is not even willing to give Bai Hua and Song Shiqing a biological child. Xiaoyu didn't cry when he was a soldier for two years. Sister Hong didn't cry in the past. Zhang Ke didn't cry. I cried when I didn't see Bai Hua and Song Shiqing's biological child until the finale. I know that their lives are already perfect. They met and stayed with each other when they were young, supported each other throughout their lives, and adopted three children in middle age. There is no regret, but I just feel so regretful and regretful about why such a perfect life can't be more perfect. I always thought that the other sets of regrets were written for comparison. Until I saw the finale, the male and female protagonists have no children of their own, and I understood that this regret, which is not a regret, is the final blow to this illusory perfection. This knife is not painful. It's like the pain of tooth decay when you were a child. When the teeth haven't fallen out, you forcefully pull the teeth to make the gums sore. The pain is excruciating but you are happy with it. Can the author add a side story about poetic pregnancy? I really beg you. What a pity oooooooooo
I thought that the first encounter was the beginning of everything good, and the story would also be the perfect ending. It was indeed a perfect ending, but there was always something missing from this perfection. I suddenly figured it out, it was the root, the root of transmission. In my subconscious, the word "end" is the ending of the story, but if there is a root, then I always firmly believe that they will have a new chapter. But without roots, there is no new beginning, and even imagination is impossible. Woohoo, I really feel it's such a pity. Everyone has their own ending. Since the story of Hua Ge and Shiqing is so consistent and perfect, why can't it be a little more perfect, even if it's just a thought. None of the three daughters are my biological children, but they are all regarded as my own. Why, why, even though this is good, I still feel regretful. Author, you have no heart. Maybe you have, maybe this is the best arrangement, because the knot in Hua's heart doesn't want Shiqing to have even the slightest chance of an accident. Maybe it's Shiqing's idea, and he just wants to grow old with Bai Hua. Maybe blood is not the only inheritance, because there will be another prologue to the story. But I still feel so regretful and disappointed, the author, really can't I make a sequel? Woohoo, it feels so uncomfortable.
No one can see that you can persevere for more than 500 chapters. You are very perseverant. I will read this book first, and I will wait to read the other book [Like]
It's beautiful and awesome. You can write so much on a single computer. If you have this perseverance, you will succeed in anything you do. [Sending my heart] [Like]
Tomato is one of the few books that can be read from beginning to end word for word. Everyone in the book has regrets. I always thought that the male and female protagonists would not have any regrets. Only when I saw the ending did I realize that the author has no intention and is not even willing to give Bai Hua and Song Shiqing a biological child. Xiaoyu didn't cry when he was a soldier for two years. Sister Hong didn't cry in the past. Zhang Ke didn't cry. I cried when I didn't see Bai Hua and Song Shiqing's biological child until the finale. I know that their lives are already perfect. They met and stayed with each other when they were young, supported each other throughout their lives, and adopted three children in middle age. There is no regret, but I just feel so regretful and regretful about why such a perfect life can't be more perfect. I always thought that the other sets of regrets were written for comparison. Until I saw the finale, the male and female protagonists have no children of their own, and I understood that this regret, which is not a regret, is the final blow to this illusory perfection. This knife is not painful. It's like the pain of tooth decay when you were a child. When the teeth haven't fallen out, you forcefully pull the teeth to make the gums sore. The pain is excruciating but you are happy with it. Can the author add a side story about poetic pregnancy? I really beg you. What a pity oooooooooo I thought that the first encounter was the beginning of everything good, and the story would also be the perfect ending. It was indeed a perfect ending, but there was always something missing from this perfection. I suddenly figured it out, it was the root, the root of transmission. In my subconscious, the word "end" is the ending of the story, but if there is a root, then I always firmly believe that they will have a new chapter. But without roots, there is no new beginning, and even imagination is impossible. Woohoo, I really feel it's such a pity. Everyone has their own ending. Since the story of Hua Ge and Shiqing is so consistent and perfect, why can't it be a little more perfect, even if it's just a thought. None of the three daughters are my biological children, but they are all regarded as my own. Why, why, even though this is good, I still feel regretful. Author, you have no heart. Maybe you have, maybe this is the best arrangement, because the knot in Hua's heart doesn't want Shiqing to have even the slightest chance of an accident. Maybe it's Shiqing's idea, and he just wants to grow old with Bai Hua. Maybe blood is not the only inheritance, because there will be another prologue to the story. But I still feel so regretful and disappointed, the author, really can't I make a sequel? Woohoo, it feels so uncomfortable.
No one can see that you can persevere for more than 500 chapters. You are very perseverant. I will read this book first, and I will wait to read the other book [Like]
I've finished writing it, why hasn't anyone read it? It's so good! [What][What][What]
It's beautiful and awesome. You can write so much on a single computer. If you have this perseverance, you will succeed in anything you do. [Sending my heart] [Like]
Looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, super sweet
A very sweet book, worth reading