“Xu Lianyang, shall I weave you a dream? One without pain, a beautiful dream filled with happiness.”
“Sure! I’ll do whatever you say, as long as you’re not sad anymore!”
Her voice was ethereal and gentle. He couldn’t help sinking into memories as he listened, his heart softening...
Fang Qingxi sniffed and, for no apparent reason, drifted off in thought.
Her thoughts were gradually crowded with memories, each finding a gap to slip into...
In an instant, all her memories were pulled backward from this moment.
We’re all fools. A dream is only a dream. Sooner or later, we’ll wake up, and sooner or later, we’ll have to face all that pain and despair again!
How could we ever hope that a dream might undo all this, make up for all this...and repair all this...?
It is inexplicably thought-provoking. It turns out that the error tolerance rate in life is not high...
How much of a mistake is a mistake? Can it be made up for? Can it be forgiven?
It's not mindless abuse, it's really looking for candy in the glass shards. I can really understand the heroine's psychology.
Although it was an unintentional mistake, the pain was indeed caused by him to his family. Just because of that one mistake, his life was directly off the normal track, causing endless pain to himself and his family.
The appearance and companionship of the male protagonist can only give the female protagonist a temporary respite and a little comfort. At the same time, happiness is always accompanied by pain and torture. It can only be said that it treats the symptoms but not the root cause...
I've read a few of them, and they're quite well written. The heroine's mother and father are good, and the heroine loses her sister. It's so miserable to keep mentally controlling her.
It is inexplicably thought-provoking. It turns out that the error tolerance rate in life is not high... How much of a mistake is a mistake? Can it be made up for? Can it be forgiven? It's not mindless abuse, it's really looking for candy in the glass shards. I can really understand the heroine's psychology. Although it was an unintentional mistake, the pain was indeed caused by him to his family. Just because of that one mistake, his life was directly off the normal track, causing endless pain to himself and his family. The appearance and companionship of the male protagonist can only give the female protagonist a temporary respite and a little comfort. At the same time, happiness is always accompanied by pain and torture. It can only be said that it treats the symptoms but not the root cause...
I've read a few of them, and they're quite well written. The heroine's mother and father are good, and the heroine loses her sister. It's so miserable to keep mentally controlling her.