Silent Fire

It's so well written 😢 It's sour and sweet, especially the female protagonist, which is different from the healing male protagonists I've read in the past. She is not like a tool who hangs around the male protagonist all day long, and the inner tugging and suffering are very delicately written. When she was a child, everyone was forcing her (although not at knifepoint) because of the male protagonist's illness. Her parents were morally kidnapped by the male protagonist's mother for the sake of the family business, and her friends and classmates also subconsciously tied the two together. God knows how depressing and aggrieved the heroine's life was at that time, so I don't blame the heroine for moving, nor do I blame the heroine for subconsciously neglecting to stay away from him after they reunited. So some male protagonists who love men should avoid it. . . Don't look back and compare yourself to my heroine [punch]

I've actually been in a reading block for a long time. I've read a little bit of most of the articles on Tomato, but nothing particularly appeals to me. I usually just can't finish reading after a few chapters. , But I spent a whole day reading this article seriously. He is really attractive to me. It is so beautiful. Super Invincible Spiral is beautiful. We always hope that our lovers will be as serious, affectionate and dedicated to us as the male protagonist in life. However, if we encounter such a person in real life, we will be scared away. But it is precisely because of these contradictory points that he can attract my attention even more. This article is really, very, very good, and it is very well written. I will continue to look forward to the author's other articles 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

I am a fan of sadistic novels. I like novels with a sour middle and a happy ending. In my heart, I still believe that once we fall in love, we will never give up on each other and we should not give up. When I first read it, I thought the author would arrange it. The ending was he. I was relieved. In fact, I had been looking forward to the male protagonist's illness slowly getting better and the two of them coming together. After reading it, my heart couldn't calm down for a long time. I felt sorry for the male protagonist's experience, and I was also touched by the female protagonist's guidance. They redeemed each other, grew up, and finally came together. Wow, I really love this novel to death. This is the most, most, most, most favorite novel I have read in 2025!!! I want to confess to the author that I love you to death!!!!

Holy shit, it's so good. I feel like not many people have read it, but it's really good. It fills me with sourness. The writing is also very good and very touching. It's really good. The subject matter is really good. As expected, I can't fully describe a book just by looking at the introduction. It's really great. I recommend reading it!

It's sour, not long, and can be read in a few hours. Love goes both ways!!! How to say it? It feels like a two-way redemption. The heroine is always the hero's light. The female protagonist may feel guilty towards the male protagonist because of the incident where the house was on fire when she was a child, and then she may feel resentful towards the male protagonist because of the moral kidnapping of the male protagonist's mother. She loves the male protagonist without knowing it, and finally recognizes her own heart. True redemption is not a one-sided sacrifice, but two people groping forward in the darkness together. (Original quote)

The author's character descriptions are rich and extremely detailed. The male protagonist is very sensitive and possessive of the female protagonist because he feels insecure. He wants to stay with the female protagonist all the time and does not want her to come into contact with other people. The heroine's character is very kind, and she has helped the hero since she was a child. However, she also has her own personal bottom line. She does not just condone the hero, but also works hard to guide him to become better. Because of the male protagonist, the female protagonist was ostracized by her peers when she was a child because of the extreme nature of the male protagonist, and because of the moral kidnapping of the male protagonist's mother and the indifference of his parents to his situation, the female protagonist felt suffocated (since the age of 6, the male protagonist has been staying with the female protagonist, and the female protagonist The heroine fell ill as soon as he left the hero (distressed⌒꩜ᯅ꩜⌒), and they were separated for a while. Later, they met at work, and the heroine gradually discovered that the hero cared about her. The hero did not have bad intentions, it was just because of his illness that he could not understand the emotions of normal people. I feel quite sorry for these two poor little guys (⸝⸝⸝>`ˊ<⸝⸝⸝) The characters and experiences of the male and female protagonists are very vivid, and their emotions are the emotions of normal people, which are very real. The author writes very well!! ꒰˶>ᗜ<˶꒱ "He knows that it is best for you to let you go, but he cannot control his instinct to get close to you and keep you. He is unable to deal with such conflicting feelings and can only choose the most extreme way." The author wrote so well

At first, I thought it was the one-way dedication of the male protagonist, and the female protagonist would just understand the male protagonist like a traditional redemption plot (I didn't say that the traditional one is not good-looking, I am also a die-hard fan, so I'm stacking my hat here), but after reading it, I found out that the female protagonist's companionship was initially because of "guilt" "This makes sense. It was precisely because of the fear and panic in childhood that the male protagonist was still in the fire, so the male protagonist almost died and ended up with scars on his face. The guilt came from childhood trauma (he later chose to avoid this memory deliberately). The author also wrote the reason why the heroine refused to participate in some activities very well, "Whatever you do for me, I can do for you." First, this sentence allows readers to understand that the heroine knows the past of the hero, sacrificed a lot in exchange for meeting her again, and also tried her best to cooperate with treatment to restrain herself. The second is to make the connection of the plot smoother. The narration and description of this paragraph make the heroine's repeated refusal to act unobtrusive and make people feel very comfortable to watch. In short, it is a two-way journey between the two, and it is undoubtedly a masterpiece!

Lu Jin is a silent, paranoid patient. His love is like a prairie fire, burning silently in a slightly invisible corner. In fact, at first, I didn't really like the heroine's repeated soft-heartedness, giving up her social life and friends for the hero. I didn't like the possessiveness that the hero should have, and I didn't like the moral kidnapping of the hero's mother's guilt and uneasiness. Later, when I learned that the reason for all this soft-heartedness was the dense web of guilt that enveloped the heroine, I just felt that the heroine had really compensated enough. From kindergarten to high school, the most youthful years were basically lost to the male protagonist. I feel sorry for Weiwei's baby, but after seeing the male protagonist move from Weiwei, he understands that his mistakes have been slowly getting better. When he knows how to respect Weiwei's wishes, he also has the feeling of two little bitter melons. I really don't know what to say. But a thousand boats have passed thousands of mountains. Xiaojin, your silent flame finally glimpses the dawn. I hope you will always be happy in another world.

I couldn't do it anymore. I spent several hours reading this book in one go. The author really wrote it very well and there were no routines. I may have a strong ability to empathize. I kept crying while reading this book and couldn't stop at all. However, the male and female protagonists really touched me. I really like what the female protagonist said, "If separation is torture for the two of us, then we will "Let's get together" happened to be stuck in Chapter 52. I don't know if it was a coincidence or the author's design. I originally thought they would be together directly, but the male protagonist refused, but they ended up together later. I felt that the plot was very smooth and not abrupt. I liked the portrayal of the male protagonist very much. Finally, I hope that Shen Wei and Lu Jin will always be happy. I hope this article will become a hit.

I almost cried when I watched it. I didn't know whether I should feel sorry for the male protagonist or the female protagonist. The male protagonist's world is only filled with the female protagonist, who is very possessive. The female protagonist was very afraid of the male protagonist a while ago, and his possessiveness made the female protagonist breathless. The most annoying thing is that when she was a child, the male protagonist's mother kept kidnapping the female protagonist morally. Later, the female protagonist moved. After seeing a psychiatrist, the male protagonist understood and learned a lot. What moved me the most was the heroine's words, "I hope you get better soon, and we can all live a normal life." The male protagonist had thoughts of committing suicide. He always felt that he was a drag on the heroine. On the heroine's birthday, he flew to wish her a happy birthday and say goodbye to her at the same time. After returning to [Silent Fire], he filled the bathtub with cold water, and his whole body was half submerged under the water. The water almost covered his mouth and nose. His face was shockingly pale, and he had completely lost consciousness. He was still holding the clothes he had bought for the heroine before. The ending is good, we are together