Nine-Tenths Desire

(Author's comment) Let me write a book review for myself. If everyone can see it, just read it. If you can't, forget it. I myself am in my early 18s, and readers who can read this should also be able to tell that my writing style is very immature, not to mention my writing style. I have read a lot of bad reviews and good reviews in the past few days. I have read them carefully one by one. Whether you are an extreme reader or a reader who likes this book, I sincerely thank you for at least reading it before commenting. The content I wrote is my understanding of the characters I wrote. I have never been in love, so my understanding of love is, to be honest, very limited. Therefore, I feel that writing romance is a very big challenge for me. I wrote hundreds of thousands of words in a hurry, and I also gained a little bit from it. I don't know what your definition of love brain is. Most of the so-called love brain on the Internet is a derogatory term. The derogatory term love brain means that the other person has obviously hurt you so much, so why do you still love him desperately? But in a relationship, when each other is not at fault, can enjoying the emotional value brought by the other person be called a love brain? I don't quite agree. My heroine's introduction clearly states that she "will grow." It should be that the article I wrote earlier was too vague and lacked logic, which misled the readers, which is why the readers felt that the heroine was cheap. I want to protect my heroine here. A seven-year relationship is extremely difficult for a sentimental woman to break away quickly. The setting is that the hero treats her in all kinds of ways in the early stage of the relationship (I plan to write an extra chapter here.) Even if they are separated for a period of time, she will still miss him. Although the heroine received a lot of care when she was fostered in the Zhu family, this care was different from the love given by her real biological parents. It is also because of her childhood experience that she knows more about tolerance and compassion, and it also makes her know how to love others. My heroine is not cheap, and my hero is too lazy to comment. I will consider revising the previous article. It is indeed not very good. If there are any, please correct them, if not, please encourage me. I also ask readers to be merciful with their keyboards.