[Childhood Sweethearts + Sweet and Sadistic Combination + Youthful Redemption] Sweethearts are no match for heaven. Maybe regret is a common thing in this world!
There are the unsatisfied sweethearts who torment thousands of readers, and there are mature men who are so sweet that they make their aunt laugh. There are the sourness of youth, the pain of growing up, and the pounding heartbeat of love.
Two-line narrative, sweet and sad intertwined.
Open this book and read the youth growth story of Tiansheng VS Zhuma.
Aftertaste belongs to monkey, and Zhou Mo belongs to chicken.
When he was 5 years old, "Journey to the West" became a hit. Yuwei took the title of Monkey Brother based on his zodiac sign, but poor Zhou Mo was given the name Chicken Boy.
Monkey Brother, Monkey Brother, Chicken Boy, Chicken Boy, they were called like this until they were 17 years old.
Zhou Mo found that Yuwei only called her by her first name, "Why don't you call me Jizi anymore?"
"..."
"Are you..." She couldn't say the second half of the sentence, "There is a girl I like." It stuck in her throat. The girl was swinging on the swing with worries about gain and loss.
"How old are you? It's so ugly when a girl calls you chicken!"
…
At the age of 26, "Journey to the West" was replayed on TV.
Tan Qing was cooking for his new girlfriend in the kitchen. The three dishes and one soup were all delicious and delicious.
When he called her to eat, he saw tears streaming down her face, so he held her in his arms and said, "Silly girl, how can anyone cry after watching "Journey to the West"?"
In the life of Yan Xingchen, the love she lost when she was young and his unruly heart finally found a home after meeting each other.
Reader comments
The present continuous tense is the relationship development line with Tan Qing, and the past line is written by Hu Qingcheng and unfolds the oral memories of the two childhood sweethearts at the same time. Of course, Zhou Mo didn't know that Yuwei was also narrating from his perspective at the beginning. Only at the end of writing did he realize that the tragic ending was a misunderstanding caused by the young man's weird and awkward self-esteem towards his father and stepmother, so it was difficult to reconcile. I think Yuwei doesn't love Zhou Mo enough, otherwise he would have smoothed his edges for Zhou Mo like the extra story written by Hu Qingcheng, accepted the resources his father gave him, and slowly repaired the relationship with his father. The heroine would not have suffered so much, and many things would not have happened later, causing everyone to not believe that he could give the heroine a good future and there was so much resistance. The author is very good at writing. I have never seen this kind of writing before, and the twists and turns in it are also very clever. I am not good enough, so I can't write such a long review for a long time. The expression may not be expressive enough, but I admit that I am amazed by the author. I want to read all his\her books.
It gave me a heart attack. It's too real. The aftertaste is really the template for a male protagonist in youth pain. I can't describe the regret I feel after leaving Zhou Mo. The aftertaste is small bitter gourd [almost crying]
In youth literature, TV series and movies, both male and female protagonists end up with "he" and "be" here. Maybe the male protagonist doesn't love the female protagonist passionately enough. If the male protagonist is passionate enough, he will have no regrets in the end. The male protagonist did not get along with the heroine and break through the obstacles in adjusting the family. Later, he reconciled with the heroine and the obstacles disappeared. When he came back, it was at the wedding of the heroine and the second male lead. It is a pity for the male protagonist, but for the female protagonist, there is a new life amid the regret.
First of all, I am a firm childhood sweetheart, and I am so sad when my CP is gone. Because it unfolds in two lines, every time I see the line of reality, I feel very sad. After Chapter 100, I recommend you listen to "Peninsula Iron Box" while watching it. You will really burst into tears. This song is very suitable for the love between Yuwei and Zhou Mo. I don't like Tan Qing because he has had so many love stories. In my eyes, he is like a cabbage being taken over by a pig. I felt so sad when I saw Yuwei. Even though I didn't like their life in Beijing, I couldn't help but feel bad when I saw that Yuwei was still so lonely later on. Childhood sweethearts are really good people. Even if they are no longer lovers, they are still friends and family. I think of a popular saying before: "Fate acquiesces in allowing you to leave." When I was a child, I always thought that everyone would be together for a lifetime, but a lifetime is very long, and who knew there would be so many changes in the middle? Well, as long as the good things exist, let's be happy in the future. Zhou Mo is already happy, I think you can be too. People can't stay in the past all their lives.
It's so beautiful. If it was made into a TV series, it would be a hit!
Very delicate, very real, everything is so unlucky, yet so reasonable
Finished reading. For a while, I didn't know what happened to Zhou Mo and Yuwei, causing them to get lost. It was obvious that she and he had worked hard to get together, but they were only one year apart. I believe that if I haven't been dropped out of school and I have a normal undergraduate degree, I might be able to go back to S or a city closer to S. Lao Zhou and Ms. Hu have been to Beijing and saw their daughter living in a basement without force to break it up. I believe they agreed after all. However, everything that happened was reasonable and fateful. Dr. Tan is really another version of the aftertaste. He lost his mother when he was young, but his father did not legally remarry and did not have an extra half-brother. Both father and son can be restored after many years. The lingering smell of being lost lives in the West House. Dr. Tan lived on the west side of the alley when he was a child, and he is here.
Super beautiful youth literature ~ The rating shouldn't be so low. Who has no shortcomings in life? The author's writing style is delicate and allows us to see a touching youth about growth and shortcomings. The people who grow up with you may not necessarily accompany you until you grow old, and the depth of time may not be less than the length of life.
I was tortured so many times that I couldn't bear to watch anymore…
I haven't seen enough, I always feel sorry
It's quite beautiful, the emotional scenes are really well written.
It really made me cry
Very nice and worth seeing
My heart hurts so much when I see it, and my tears keep flowing
May I ask where I can read Chapter 50 [crying]
It's so beautiful, the writing is exquisite, and it turns over a thousand times
It was so real that I stayed up all night to read it. I laughed while watching the first part and cried while watching the second part. The aftertaste will be good, and the chicken will be good too.
The present continuous tense is the relationship development line with Tan Qing, and the past line is written by Hu Qingcheng and unfolds the oral memories of the two childhood sweethearts at the same time. Of course, Zhou Mo didn't know that Yuwei was also narrating from his perspective at the beginning. Only at the end of writing did he realize that the tragic ending was a misunderstanding caused by the young man's weird and awkward self-esteem towards his father and stepmother, so it was difficult to reconcile. I think Yuwei doesn't love Zhou Mo enough, otherwise he would have smoothed his edges for Zhou Mo like the extra story written by Hu Qingcheng, accepted the resources his father gave him, and slowly repaired the relationship with his father. The heroine would not have suffered so much, and many things would not have happened later, causing everyone to not believe that he could give the heroine a good future and there was so much resistance. The author is very good at writing. I have never seen this kind of writing before, and the twists and turns in it are also very clever. I am not good enough, so I can't write such a long review for a long time. The expression may not be expressive enough, but I admit that I am amazed by the author. I want to read all his\her books.
It gave me a heart attack. It's too real. The aftertaste is really the template for a male protagonist in youth pain. I can't describe the regret I feel after leaving Zhou Mo. The aftertaste is small bitter gourd [almost crying]
In youth literature, TV series and movies, both male and female protagonists end up with "he" and "be" here. Maybe the male protagonist doesn't love the female protagonist passionately enough. If the male protagonist is passionate enough, he will have no regrets in the end. The male protagonist did not get along with the heroine and break through the obstacles in adjusting the family. Later, he reconciled with the heroine and the obstacles disappeared. When he came back, it was at the wedding of the heroine and the second male lead. It is a pity for the male protagonist, but for the female protagonist, there is a new life amid the regret.
First of all, I am a firm childhood sweetheart, and I am so sad when my CP is gone. Because it unfolds in two lines, every time I see the line of reality, I feel very sad. After Chapter 100, I recommend you listen to "Peninsula Iron Box" while watching it. You will really burst into tears. This song is very suitable for the love between Yuwei and Zhou Mo. I don't like Tan Qing because he has had so many love stories. In my eyes, he is like a cabbage being taken over by a pig. I felt so sad when I saw Yuwei. Even though I didn't like their life in Beijing, I couldn't help but feel bad when I saw that Yuwei was still so lonely later on. Childhood sweethearts are really good people. Even if they are no longer lovers, they are still friends and family. I think of a popular saying before: "Fate acquiesces in allowing you to leave." When I was a child, I always thought that everyone would be together for a lifetime, but a lifetime is very long, and who knew there would be so many changes in the middle? Well, as long as the good things exist, let's be happy in the future. Zhou Mo is already happy, I think you can be too. People can't stay in the past all their lives.
It's so beautiful. If it was made into a TV series, it would be a hit! Very delicate, very real, everything is so unlucky, yet so reasonable
Finished reading. For a while, I didn't know what happened to Zhou Mo and Yuwei, causing them to get lost. It was obvious that she and he had worked hard to get together, but they were only one year apart. I believe that if I haven't been dropped out of school and I have a normal undergraduate degree, I might be able to go back to S or a city closer to S. Lao Zhou and Ms. Hu have been to Beijing and saw their daughter living in a basement without force to break it up. I believe they agreed after all. However, everything that happened was reasonable and fateful. Dr. Tan is really another version of the aftertaste. He lost his mother when he was young, but his father did not legally remarry and did not have an extra half-brother. Both father and son can be restored after many years. The lingering smell of being lost lives in the West House. Dr. Tan lived on the west side of the alley when he was a child, and he is here.
Super beautiful youth literature ~ The rating shouldn't be so low. Who has no shortcomings in life? The author's writing style is delicate and allows us to see a touching youth about growth and shortcomings. The people who grow up with you may not necessarily accompany you until you grow old, and the depth of time may not be less than the length of life.
I was tortured so many times that I couldn't bear to watch anymore… I haven't seen enough, I always feel sorry
It's quite beautiful, the emotional scenes are really well written.
It really made me cry
Very nice and worth seeing
My heart hurts so much when I see it, and my tears keep flowing
May I ask where I can read Chapter 50 [crying]
It's so beautiful, the writing is exquisite, and it turns over a thousand times
It was so real that I stayed up all night to read it. I laughed while watching the first part and cried while watching the second part. The aftertaste will be good, and the chicken will be good too.