Inkstone Farewell

At the end, although the male protagonist of the full text is physically confined to a wheelchair and a hospital bed and needs care, he has a strong and independent character. Although he is self-loathing, he will not appear depressed after being comforted by the female protagonist. The male and female protagonists are in love from the beginning to the end, and there is no brainless plot where one of them feels that it is a drag on the other and pushes the other away, resulting in both parties getting hurt. The full text is thoughtful and has relevant medical principles. The male and female protagonists have no ex-boyfriends and girlfriends, and the male and female protagonists are CEOs and have business acumen and a relaxing scene of acting coquettishly. The full text of IQ is available online. It is very suitable for readers who like sweet stories about female protagonists taking care of disabled male protagonists.

I am very grateful to the author for giving A Li and Shu Shu such a tough and warm ending, which makes people feel infinitely warm and touching! When I was young, I longed for vigorous love. I always felt that love should be a rhapsody of roaring mountains and tsunami. Love should be passionate and hate should be wanton. Only then will you realize that life has not been in vain! As I get older, experience more in life, and my hormones fade away, I can't help but cry silently when I look at A Li and Shu Shu again! Fang Jue's life should probably be like this for the two of them. The passion recedes, leaving behind the precipitation of love, the fermentation of emotions and the blending of souls! No matter where you are or what situation you are in, as long as you are here and I am here, the years will be peaceful and your mind will be at peace! The drizzle outside the window is very similar to the scene every time A Li looks out the window! Two people and a dog, a small dim lamp, a faint fragrance wafting from the kitchen, three meals a day, four seasons, every year! May they live in a parallel world forever, loving each other forever! Thank you to the author for the warmth and touch you brought me!

Gu Li & Jiang Yanshu A very touching book. The author's writing style is very delicate. I also admire the relationship between Shushu and A Li. The male protagonist suffers from spastic paraplegia, and the female protagonist has always been by his side. She will comfort him and massage him when he has spasticity. The male protagonist loves and relies on the female protagonist very much. When the male protagonist is still in good health, he will clear the way for the female protagonist to take over the company... Book excerpt: I'm here. Ah Li, Shushu is always here. Some time is gone forever, but love remains fresh forever in the intertwining of memory and reality. The river of time flows silently, washing away the sand and gravel of fate, and also depositing the most tenacious emotions. The sunshine is just right and spring is in the air. The dependent figure in the wheelchair and the loyal old dog form a still but full of vitality picture. Their love began with the thrilling contrast, was tempered by staying together day after day, and finally sublimated into a symbiosis that goes deep into the bone marrow. Spring is as deep as the sea, the begonias remain the same, and people last forever.

So far it looks fine. I originally wanted to wait until I finished reading before commenting, but when I looked at my best friend's name, I felt familiar, and suddenly I remembered that I had just finished reading another book, hehe! (I don't have much idea about the author when I read the book, as long as the plot is good) It turns out there is a linkage! But I feel pity for the two heroines for no reason. One of them has a family and the other needs to be taken care of. I wonder if they should discuss their experiences and lessons in caring for patients when they meet [face covering]

It looks good but a bit like AI... (My personal opinion is not malicious, if you don't like it, please don't comment [sending my heart])

I felt so sad after reading it some time ago that I quit for a while. Suddenly I remembered the love between the male and female protagonists who supported each other and stayed together, so I picked it up again. The setting itself is very small, the male protagonist is disabled and will not recover in the end. Those who can't accept it may not be able to read it to the end, but I want to say that this is a long-lasting novel, full of love in the details, and I am very touching. It would be great if the male protagonist's disability is not so serious. I hope A Li and Shu Shu can have a complete hug.

To be honest, I really wanted to cry after reading that ending. Many modern novels about the sick and weak really have be endings, and many of them involve painful struggles and constant misunderstandings. In the middle part, both people are in pain, such as rehabilitation, misunderstandings, etc. The sick and weak person is in pain, and the other person is in pain. Half of it is suppressed and painful in my heart, but this one is very warm from beginning to end. The weak one is also a long-mouthed one. Even if there is a misunderstanding immediately, the misunderstood person will immediately open his mouth to explain. He can explain and will not keep silent in his heart. I really feel that this article It is better. If it were an AI novel, I would admit it. Even the final ending is a better ending. It gives our readers room to use their brains and does not let the character die easily. It also lets us readers know that this character is still alive after all these years and that the character is still alive. The explanation for why you are still alive now, although it is relatively unreasonable in reality... (I don't know if it is reasonable or not) but why do you have any brains when reading this kind of article (it's a bit contradictory), but that's what I mean, the article is a better article, and it's okay (although I skip reading)

Author: I have been crying. Do you know how touched I am?

It's nice, but the beginning is a bit sloppy Very good-looking, I like the setting of the male protagonist

Emotions and illness are written very delicately