[Two male protagonists] + [Bamboo Horse and Bamboo Horse] + [Two-way Redemption] + [The end of the year]
[Gentle, possessive and strong CEO attack x Low self-esteem, meek and ordinary person]
"You are ordinary, dim, and humble, and I love you.
You are rusty and dusty, I love you. "
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Mu Huai and I grew up together as childhood sweethearts.
Later, we lost our parents and stayed together.
An accident sent me to jail.
Ten years later, we met again and thought our relationship would be as good as ever.
After one incident happened, everything was turned upside down. Where should our relationship go?
Reader comments
I was quite impressed with the main body of the text, and the characters were well developed. However, the change in feelings or acceptance of Mu Huai in the end of the rest of my life was a bit abrupt, although it was broken up by the use of monks.
The main plot is generally unconventional. The little characters whose fate is always ups and downs are constantly struggling and working hard to live. The portrayal is okay, although it is still a bit thin, but as a romance, the emotional line is well written.
The unedited part is an additional part, the different life scenarios of the protagonists.
After reading this book, it feels like I have passed through the first half of their lives very quickly, which is so painful. They are vivid and vivid, and the finished chapter is a wildly imagined future life. During the 10 years of separation, it was really like "both sides had their own difficulties in things back then." Like this book very much.
But I don't know why the character settings in Chapter 44 changed. Out of touch with all the development of the entire book [crying]
It was well written before. The contradictory psychology and deep bonds of the protagonist are vividly displayed. There is no freedom and indulgence in the adult world, and it is even more difficult for the protagonist. However, congratulations to the last two little bitter gourds for being able to wade through the torrent of fate and finally reach a smooth return home.
The first half of their lives was too painful. Fortunately, they love each other. The rest of their lives will be long. Don't panic. They will definitely see the world together.
I feel something, deep in my heart
I was quite impressed with the main body of the text, and the characters were well developed. However, the change in feelings or acceptance of Mu Huai in the end of the rest of my life was a bit abrupt, although it was broken up by the use of monks. The main plot is generally unconventional. The little characters whose fate is always ups and downs are constantly struggling and working hard to live. The portrayal is okay, although it is still a bit thin, but as a romance, the emotional line is well written. The unedited part is an additional part, the different life scenarios of the protagonists.
After reading this book, it feels like I have passed through the first half of their lives very quickly, which is so painful. They are vivid and vivid, and the finished chapter is a wildly imagined future life. During the 10 years of separation, it was really like "both sides had their own difficulties in things back then." Like this book very much. But I don't know why the character settings in Chapter 44 changed. Out of touch with all the development of the entire book [crying]
It was well written before. The contradictory psychology and deep bonds of the protagonist are vividly displayed. There is no freedom and indulgence in the adult world, and it is even more difficult for the protagonist. However, congratulations to the last two little bitter gourds for being able to wade through the torrent of fate and finally reach a smooth return home.
The first half of their lives was too painful. Fortunately, they love each other. The rest of their lives will be long. Don't panic. They will definitely see the world together. I feel something, deep in my heart