Five years ago, Ji Yuhui thought that he would never fall in love with Yan Huan, a homophobic little straight man. However, in front of her absolute beauty, he was shamefully moved. In order to close the distance between the two, he reluctantly accepted Yan Huan as his younger brother and elder brother, and from then on protected him to prevent him from being bullied again;
Five years later, Ji Yuhui returned from abroad and saw his former lover again. When he heard others advising him to "look forward," he sneered. He hadn't let go yet. Why should someone who betrayed him look forward?
[The body is more honest than the mouth, and the beautiful woman will be punished]
[Shuangjie, but there is a misunderstanding between attack and reception]
Demining! There are three stages of being trapped, so be careful! Don't criticize me even if you have a strong sense of morality. Please let me go!
Reader comments
The introduction said that Gong is very awkward, but after reading the updated part, I feel that Gong's awkwardness is that Shou was once forced to do something that was sorry for him (from Gong's perspective, in fact, he didn't), but he understood why Shou did it, so he can understand it logically, but he can't accept it emotionally, but he still loves Shou, so he came up with the story of keeping Shou. I guess the follow-up development must be that Gong discovers the truth about the betrayal back then, knows that he has misunderstood, and then starts chasing his wife in the crematorium? Shou's character is one of retribution, so it's probably not easy to get her back... Anyway, I'm really looking forward to the development of the plot! Come on
It's very beautiful and well written.
The characters' emotional portrayal and personality traits are very distinct and delicate. Regardless of men or women, emotions are shared by all humans.
The introduction said that Gong is very awkward, but after reading the updated part, I feel that Gong's awkwardness is that Shou was once forced to do something that was sorry for him (from Gong's perspective, in fact, he didn't), but he understood why Shou did it, so he can understand it logically, but he can't accept it emotionally, but he still loves Shou, so he came up with the story of keeping Shou. I guess the follow-up development must be that Gong discovers the truth about the betrayal back then, knows that he has misunderstood, and then starts chasing his wife in the crematorium? Shou's character is one of retribution, so it's probably not easy to get her back... Anyway, I'm really looking forward to the development of the plot! Come on
It's very beautiful and well written.
The characters' emotional portrayal and personality traits are very distinct and delicate. Regardless of men or women, emotions are shared by all humans.
It's so beautiful. I like this book very much.