Your Heart Burns

🤔🤔There was no scene in which the female supporting actor interfered. Oh, there was a scene in which Pan Haiyi gave a set, but it was resolved quickly and she was given a dowry. Most of the descriptions are from the perspective of the female protagonist, which results in the supporting characters not being clear enough. The background of the male protagonist Gu Chen does not seem to be explained very clearly. For example, the author mentioned that Gu Chen's father loved Jun Yi's mother deeply, and it was because Jun Yi's mother used marriage as a bait to have Gu Chen. So what role did Gu's father play in the fire accident? I never mentioned it later, was it a loss of life? But why didn't Gu Chen mention this about his hatred for Jun Yi? (I think they can all be added to their childhood stories. When Gu Chen was sensible, he was often forced to cultivate a relationship with Jun Yi. His parents didn't have a very good relationship, and they generally hated the heroine and even disrespected her. Luo Yanying's role as a child was still a "caring big brother". Pan Haiyi and them were also childhood sweethearts... The heroine had always been interested in doctors when she was a child. She had shown a strong interest in studying, but her reputation was too great, so her parents asked her to complete her engagement with Gu Chen before she could show up. Bai Ye saw Jun Yi's published medical papers, but the meeting was fruitless. Of course, Jun Yi could only go to Pan Haiyi to play, and she sneaked out within a month and met her old friend Luo Yanying...) Jun Yi ended up not being with anyone. She chose freedom. ——It's not that I don't love, but that I can't use the love of any one person to offset the pain of the other two people. End——ai analysis

Guys, please give me some ratings, thank you [sending heartfelt wishes] It doesn't matter if it's not a good review 🧐

Not bad, three crazy male protagonists, looking forward to the follow-up.