Beijing Young Master Falls in Love with Genius Girl

It's very interesting and the character setting is very novel. I hope Luo is the male protagonist. Only he is worthy of the female protagonist. He has witnessed the female protagonist's illness and still loves her and helps her out of her predicament.

So far, the author has written well! The male protagonist can be Rosa, Zhou Ding is also very good, but I think Rosa is better and more suitable for the female protagonist. Let's give Rosa and the female protagonist a good ending (*´I`*) If it doesn't work, one woman and two men can do it [Adoration]

The heroine is a career-type person who needs to be rational and make people feel distressed. I hope that the heroine will let go of the past and live for herself. Personally, I like Rosa better. I can't tell who the male protagonist is at the moment. Who will be the heroine's salvation in the end? I look forward to it.

So, is the male protagonist Zhou Ding or Rosa [sad][sad][sad]

It is very invincible, the explosion is violent and crackling, and it is beautiful. You will not lose money if you invest in it! I withdrew and saw now that I was so frustrated. The author went around and around to write the heroine into something. She only knew how to tolerate and compromise. Where is my sober and rational heroine?

I really hope that the male protagonist is Rosa. I really, really, really, really hope that the author can make Rosa the male protagonist. He deserves it. He has been with her for 5 years. Why? The author is [crying]

After reading so many novels, this is the only one that I can sympathize with the heroine. Alas, I really feel for the heroine Xiaoqin. It hurts her so much. Her soul is so lonely. The coldness is the protective film on her appearance, and the alienation is her defense and distrust of others. I really think she is a good match for Rosa. Although the male protagonist is Zhou Ding, she and the second male protagonist Rosa are both in love. If they are together with the male protagonist, there will be There are too many uncertain factors, there are too many things to face in the future, and she is not very happy in China. The heroine regards Lu Ze as her brother and Jiang Langyue as her friend, but all of this is with their interests as the first priority. They are very selfish. The heroine has never been their first choice, although they gave her love and taught her principles such as kindness and kindness when she was a child. When my brother grew up, he became very selfish and wanted to marry the girl he liked in exchange for being bound by the heroine's marriage. It's so selfish, I feel so bad for the heroine [crying] [crying], it's better to be the second male lead Rosa, without family ties, he is the boss in his country, and the heroine is the first in his heart. When you are with the male protagonist, you have to consider too many uncertain factors, and this journey is too hard. I really hope that the heroine can live for herself in the future and not make herself suffer just because of the so-called small amounts of love.

In this book, except for the heroine and Rosa, everyone really hates everyone. Everyone is pushing the heroine. She should be a cold and ruthless person, but she hurts herself time and time again because of her emphasis on feelings. She thought her brother would always stand by her, but in the end, she stood by the girl she liked. He and his family were on the opposite side of her and forced her. From the beginning to the end, she was the only one. Everyone was on the opposite side of her. Only Rosa always stood behind her. Although Rosa may not be a good person, he was the only one who could sacrifice his life for the heroine. He really loved the heroine. I really hope that the heroine can care less about other people's feelings, that she can be more selfish and be kind to herself. [Almost crying] [Almost crying]

This book shouldn't be rated so low!!! Give me full marks!!! Full marks!!! When I first read this book, I first read the comment section. Everyone was supporting the heroine and Rosa to be together. Then I officially read the book. In my eyes, Lu Qin is undoubtedly a genius. She is calm and rational and has an unknown dark side, but no matter it is I loved every aspect of her, so much so that when I saw her death at the end, I couldn't accept it. She should have a truly happy, free and perfect life. Many of the opinions in the comment section resonated with me deeply. I think her life was perfect yet imperfect, perfect. In front of outsiders, she is a genius with a successful career and a happy family with two sons and daughters. What is not perfect is that her life is very difficult in my opinion, from her childhood experience to being saved by Lu Ze little by little, a little bit of her inner humanity (in my opinion, she herself does not want to fall into darkness), but she still remains. She was hurt by people around her, but she gradually accepted Chen Yu. Chen Yu betrayed her and left her, but she still gave him a way to survive in the end. She chose to sacrifice for Lu Ze again and again, choosing to return to the country and choosing marriage (although she had no objection), but this did not mean that she did not sacrifice. Maybe you will think she is scary when you watch it, but her background is kind. I also think she should be with Rosa. From Rosa's words "I would like to be a star", from Rosa's final sacrifice for love, every experience between them... Maybe as everyone said, death is the best ending for Lu Qin. Her soul has been restrained, and she thought of Chen Muchuan when she died. A person who has died long ago but affects her life every moment. From the moment Lu Qin and Rosa said goodbye for the last time, I think her story is over. I don't mean whoever the heroine marries in the end will be the hero. No matter what, Rosa is the hero in my heart. At the end, Lu Qin and Rosa were together, "Sir, Miss Lu is here to pick you up." I really burst into tears [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]

It's full of tension, and the heroine's sobriety is so heart-wrenching! I especially want to know what he and Zhou will do after they get married. Of course, it may not be accurate depending on how this plot develops. In fact, Zhou is also very perverted. He wants to keep the heroine by his side and control him at all times. I feel that if she gets married, it may be difficult for the heroine to have her own space. Of course it also depends on what the heroine does. In the previous encounters with family, friendship, and love, the heroine lost. I hope that the heroine can win back in the follow-up, and I hope that the heroine will be free and happy.

It's well written, but the ending of the heroine and Zhou Ding is really unacceptable [crying]

It's so annoying. They are all satisfying themselves and forcing her. The family and family they promised are all fake. Only she has given up on herself and her ideals. You are trying to make everyone happy. You teach her how to be a human being and let her live a life of moral suffering with humanity wrapped around her, while you are safe and content. I feel sorry for Qin, whether it is Rosa or Jiang Langyue (although Jiang was marrying at first, but later I saw his consummation), they are both trying to consummate Qin, and they don't want Qin to be named after anyone else. She belongs to herself, not the Lu family and the Chen family.

When I first read the title of the book, I thought it was just a simple sweet story. After reading the book, I realized that it was a script with BE revealed in terms of cost. I feel that what matters to me is more about the heroine's family life after getting married, which takes away her energy. Maybe it's because of my current situation (referring to marriage, I am also afraid that I will not be like myself). Just like the heroine, her family has given in step by step for her lover. She is still excellent, but not as good as before. After reading the later, I can understand the reason why the author wrote the heroine ④. I personally feel that the author loves Xiaoqin very much. She wants her to stay like this. She does not want Xiaoqin to face the future and live a life without physics, just like Grandma Lu. This is undoubtedly cruel for a genius.

I don't know how to rate this. It's so depressing. Zhou Ding is good, Rosa is better. Maybe it's a first-come, first-served basis. Zhou Ding is the first ray of light. Rosa gave a lot of warmth. She was the only person in this book who did not restrain Lu Qin with love or various forms of coercion and control. She was a person who did not care about her after her death and felt sorry for a genius physicist. Just simply love her. How I wish this life was just a mistake. In the next life, life after life, Rosa will have all kinds of happy endings. It's free, it's passionate, it's protected, it's feeling infinite warmth and love, it's unbridled preference.

The heroine has been suppressing herself in the later period. She came out of the suffering and was forced by emotions to re-enter the suffering step by step. The moment the heroine died, I found that since I felt that a person's death was so liberating, I felt that the heroine had already died the moment she agreed to get married. Maybe the final depression was just the persistence she left to herself (a scientist with a long history and a clean and uncriticized scientist) [cry][cry][cry]

Lu Qin's character design is actually the most attractive to me, it's really well conceived. I hope Rosa can take over! ! !

Can the author write a book about Rosa and Lu Qin as the protagonists? Obviously Rosa and Lu Qin are very close to each other. It is Rosa who redeemed Lu Qin. Why did the male protagonist pick the fruit? Rosa accompanied the female protagonist from the onset of illness to a better state. The male protagonist did nothing. If Rosa and the female protagonist were together, he would definitely take good care of the female protagonist. I hope the author can write a book about Rosa and Chen Qin and write a better ending. I hope Rosa and Chen Qin can have a good ending.

Rosa is the male protagonist in my mind [crying] Zhou Ding and Jiang Langyue are also very good

The ending was unexpected. Lu, Luo, Jiang and Zhou were both dead. Although Lu and Zhou were married and had children, the male protagonist in my mind was always Luo. He was also the most suitable person for Lu. They said that Lu was 99% physics and 1% love, but she gave all of this 1% of love to Zhou. As for Luo, who has an anti-social personality and no humanity, she is the one who really touches Lu's heart. She is his salvation and the final antidote. When Lu was most desperate, he was by his side. It can be said that Lu was in love, but most of the 1% of her love was given to Zhou. If Lu and Luo met first, would the ending be different?

The style of the article and the title of the book are completely different, and they are very interesting, but I really want to say that Zhou Ding is a complete Lu Qinist in big things, but he can't lose his machismo in small things, and Lu Qin has been suppressing herself for these, 4️⃣ It is really a relief for her. Finally, I really want to know if there is a moment when Zhou Ding really feels that the pain and pressure he brings to Lu Qin is greater than the love.

Damn it, Rosa won't die later, right?

Lu Qin, please give me some reason. Why should you compromise? Why did you marry Zhou Ding [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] To be honest, when I saw her later, I thought it was good that her plane crashed. Otherwise, I can't imagine that the rest of my life will be like this. It's really heartbreaking [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]

It's great to watch, but I'm so frustrated now that I've seen it [crying] [crying] [crying] and I can't keep up with it.

Since everyone makes their own choices, I hope that the heroine will not have any contact with Lu Ze and break up with the hero when necessary. It seems that freedom for those without love is true. Lu Qin's death is the highlight of the author's article, which elevates the entire novel to a new level. Her pursuit of a normal life in her ideal world imprisoned her soul. Death is the final outcome

How to say it? It seems a bit regretful. When the heroine got married, they didn't feel like the same person. The heroine was uniquely beautiful and she could do well by herself. I didn't really want to see him get married and have children. I felt that the following article was just for the sake of completion [crying]

After all, Lu Qin has made everyone happy, and she is still soft-hearted, but I still speculate that the decision she made to get married was because she was pursuing a perfect life. If she didn't, people around her would force her in some way. Wouldn't Zhou Ding force her? He She would commit suicide and harm herself to fulfill herself. This is exactly the most childish thing to do. However, the main reason should be that she fell in love with him. Although I cannot accept her concession. If she does not get married and have children, will it affect her in the country? Reputation in the physics world? I understand that she can't be with Rosa, because it will make her unable to be "perfect", but I can't accept that the author made her make such a big sacrifice under the banner of "perfect life". Physics is everything to her. 99% Of her beliefs are difficult to Isn't Tao worth 1% of love? An accidental death did guarantee her title of genius, but if she had not died, she would have become mediocre, like a walking dead. Will everyone's memory of her still exist after her death? I'm afraid they will all be disappointed at that time.

It feels quite realistic. Lu Ze was so good at the beginning of the story, but he didn't expect that he parted ways with the heroine because of his own interests. Things changed, and Chen Yu. The heroine got too little love. Marrying Lu Ding to have children didn't feel worthy of her hard work along the way. I hope that the heroine in the next generation can have a good ending with Rosa. When the heroine died, I felt that it was a good ending. She was trapped in the family, but I felt that she was no longer her.

It's very interesting. The characters in the book are like trapped animals struggling in the prison of power. It seems that the final outcome can only be that no one survives.

A bit depressing, but the content is novel and interesting

The author's writing is very good and I like it very much. Perhaps Lu Qin should spend her days doing whatever she wants in a freer country. That is the life that I really want to let go of you.