
A Tibetan Romance: The Buddha's Son-in-Law Is Obsessed with His Wife
藏地热恋:佛子宠妻成瘾
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- Completed
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- 172k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Billionaire CEO
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- 1y ago
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It's quite interesting, I just read a dozen chapters [laughing][laughing]. This is the first time I heard a Tibetan love story. I don't understand some Tibetan professional words, but I like it very much. The love story between the male and female protagonists is very fast. The male protagonist is domineering but loves her very much. She will always be free. The female protagonist also loves him very much [blowing kiss]. I recommend girls to read this book. It is a bit different than ordinary love novels. She suddenly remembered the last sentence of "Loving You at 3650 Meters for Hypoxia": "On the plateau, oxygen is thin, but love will never be thin - because of you, every breath I take is beating for you." A romantic and beautiful book,
It's very nice. ANLEW [almost crying] [adoration] [adoration] [adoration] [adoration] [adoration] [adoration] [love] [love] [love] Does the author have a prototype? So touching!
"In the wind on the plateau, in the prayer flags, in the eyes of my lover - our story will never end." - Qian Qian So happy, there should be such love in real life❤️
Overall, it's pretty good. There are no misunderstandings. It progresses very quickly and is very sweet. The description of the hiding place is very good. There are no male or female protagonists. That's why the heroine's parents are forcibly whitewashed. I don't understand.
The author's writing is really good! , The deep affection of the Tibetan Kham man, the delicate softness of the Han girl complement each other, the fusion and collision of Chinese and Tibetan culture, the two are really a match made in heaven, worth watching, and looking forward to more works!
This book is very good. The male protagonist is a Tibetan with a very powerful status. He fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight. The male protagonist is very gentle and doting towards the female protagonist. Has the author ever considered publishing a physical book? If a physical book is published, I will be the first to support [adoration][adoration][adoration]
It's really, really beautiful, the emotions are very delicate, the writing is very good, the words are really like a love letter, it's really a very subtle sweet life. There are also male protagonists and female protagonists, one is Tibetan and the other is Han. The collision of ideology and culture is really delicate. I really love it, it's beautiful! ! ! I can only say that the author is amazing. After watching this, I really want to go to Qinghai-Tibet. I love it so much [adoration][adoration][adoration]
Excerpt: 1. In the house, two hearts that finally found their way home expressed their longing for each other by hugging each other tightly. 2. He held up a roll of yellowed Tibetan paper with both hands, and said in a low and clear voice, "This is not a sale, but an oath. The wealth accumulated by Luo Zhui's family for seven generations will be her armor from today on, not a shackles." 3. "Wherever you are, my home is." 4. From the day they met, he has been leading her to a wider world. 5. It turns out that the most extreme pampering is to send you on a long journey with your own hands, but also to allow you to always find your way home. 6. All returns have their own direction. 7. "Love is not about hiding you behind me," his lips moved to the tip of her nose, "but about being side by side with you." Thoughts after reading: The male protagonist is Tibetan, powerful, authoritarian, gentle, and redemptive. This is the first time I read ethnic minority literature. The author understands Tibetan culture. The male protagonist Luo Chai Gyatso protected the female protagonist Qianqian from the beginning, sending Qianqian to study and pursue her dreams; until Qianqian understood that she also had to become stronger and she could protect Gyatso; in the end, the two walked side by side. Gyatso has always put Qianqian at the top of his mind. He has seen Qianqian for thousands of years, not as his weakness but as his armor. The most envious thing is that Gyatso sent Qianqian to study and pursue her dreams. What moved me to tears was the chapter of Seven Days of Love Letter.
The heroine was arranged by her parents for the first 20 years until she went on a blind date and got engaged. She felt disgusted deep in her heart without expressing it. Finally, on the eve of the ceremony, I went to Tibet, which I wanted to go but didn't have time to go to. When I arrived in Tibet, I met the male protagonist. He was domineering, considerate, and didn't object to physical contact, and gradually I fell in love with him. And when we meet and fall in love with each other, we can't forget them. The male protagonist is responsible, responsible, dotes on the female protagonist, and never makes her feel any discomfort. The gifts he gives every time, the prayers he gives every time he is sick, and the blessings he sends are particularly good. You treat me like a jewel, and I treat you like a living being. A guiding lover, a husband who lets you fly, no matter how tired, tired or bitter it is, this is the process of our getting together. [Love]
It looks good, and the male protagonist pursues the female protagonist very forcefully. The male protagonist dotes on the female protagonist very much. He will not tie the heroine to his side just for love. Instead, he will send the heroine to study abroad and fly back and forth himself. I feel that my outlook on three things is very good. The Tibetan hero and the Shanghai heroine. The boy is good at flirting, so he sent the heroine to study abroad. During the 731 days of studying abroad, the hero traveled to and from Tibet and Singapore countless times just to comfort the heroine. The heroine was guided by the hero to grow up step by step. Countless round-trip air tickets and notes witnessed their love. As the book said, not only will the heart beat faster if you are high in sex, but you will also love you.