A Love That Won’t Burn Out

Healthy love is healthy, but abnormal love is really wonderful! Sisters who like to watch the male and female protagonists competing against each other, falling in love and killing each other, and extreme pulling and pulling can add this book to their bookshelf. The heroine Shi Yuzhi is beautiful and enterprising. She will take revenge when she wants to and will never delay. When the hero pinches her neck, she immediately picks up an ashtray and smashes the hero's head to pieces. She has a strong heart and never suffers from internal friction. At the beginning, the hero files for divorce and doesn't even remember the heroine's appearance or name. The heroine says: You are the garbage in my hand. I can throw it away whenever I want. As a reminder, in the second chapter, the male protagonist sleeps with a married woman. It's a bit explosive here, but his character is like this, so don't read this article with three views. Just look at the plot and it's very interesting. Anyway, I am tired of reading the same assembly line-like articles, and I like to read exciting and bt stories. Shi Yuzhi's high-level pushing and pulling skills seemed to come naturally. I used to dismiss them, but now I learn them word for word!

Great, it's fine chaff, we're saved! The heroine is sober and independent. I don't care who she is with anymore. Every man should step on her!

It's super beautiful and very touching. I just hope that I don't end up with the male protagonist because he is not clean. I suggest you take a good look at our little crane baby.

Cool!! I love the character of the heroine very much. She has appearance, family background, ability, temper, pursuit, and self-confidence. She can love and hate easily, and she is easy to pick up and put down. Although she is a little selfish, this kind of setting of all villains makes every character fuller. I feel that this novel is more female-oriented. The heroine is very charming and flirtatious. I can't help but fall in love with her. There is no female competition, which is very cool. The male protagonist is very funny and has a strong sense of humanity. He is different from the traditional taciturn and domineering CEO. This is very attractive to me. Both the male and female protagonists are very venomous, and I really like to watch them scold each other like elementary school students quarreling. Hahaha, this pair of "food" CPs is my favorite.

After finishing it, I can finally write a book review for myself. I only read one book review during the serialization period, and I only saw many of the reviews today. "It's frustrating, it's a fake strong woman, it's not a cool article..." I listed it out for the people who came after me. To these I would like to say: The heroine has no growth goals due to her favorable conditions and is gradually breaking through the invisible patriarchal system. When the heroine encounters setbacks at work, she works hard to overcome them without choosing to retreat, and ultimately realizes her ideal. The aunt who worked as a cleaner after retirement breaks through herself and stands on the international stage as a heroine. A little-known actress becomes an international star. We can't see women helping each other, and we still can't see women growing up. There is no abuse of women or female rivalry in the book. Just seeing a few innocuous quarrels and plots that don't understand the cause and effect defines me and puts a label on me. What is a strong woman and what is a woman's position? What's the use of just shouting slogans without focusing on women. Feminism is slowly awakening. Please let women be real people first, and then define what is strong for them. Don't let women who break through the shackles be trapped in specific shackles. If even the slow growth of women can be a disadvantage, then I will write like this in the future! Even more so! As it says in my book: If you don't set limits for yourself, your possibilities are endless. You can make the right choice or the choice you like.

Don't tell me Liang is the male protagonist 😅😅

Shi Yuzhi's life background is very similar to that of Yu Jiaolong in Hidden Dragon and Crouching Tiger. Perhaps it is because they are very satisfied with their material life. They are both free and rebellious, brave, or follow their heart. It's not about the freedom to do whatever you want, it's about accepting whatever the world gives me (just like when I receive a reply from a work group). Although it may take a detour, like Yuzhi, he was a little immersed in his role as a wife at first and did not have a job to make a living. But all her actions stem from what she has experienced and the education she has received. They see with their own hearts that true innocence is a very precious and valuable trait. After meeting the male protagonist, the two of them got to know each other and themselves more clearly through confrontations. The wife wrote it with great tension, recklessness, love, hate, and confusion, all very real, and the pull between the heroine and the male supporting characters was also very touching... Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

It took less than a week to finish reading it. I read the synopsis before it was finished and put it on the bookshelf before I finished it. I saw it on the hot list a few days ago and clicked in. I really liked Shen Heyi in the early stage. When I saw all the villains, I always thought that Shen Heyi was special. I didn't expect that he involved the heroine's family. It's really interesting. Does the author have a sequel? I want to see when the next book of Shen Heyi's sequel will be written. I really like big-written books. Looking forward to the next book. I hope Yuzhi in another world can always be happy

Yes, it's extremely stretched, but I hope the heroine and Shen Heyi are together, and it's considered forbidden love.

Is Liang the male protagonist? It feels more tense than the beam. Or who will the heroine end up with in the end?