After the Second Separation, I Was Forced to Love

It's beautiful, there is an inexplicable pulling feeling. Did Gu Yun really accept it voluntarily? It's not necessarily the case. Maybe he just found the most comfortable way to reconcile with himself under this situation, when his body and soul are saying that he is close to him. It is indeed a forced love, and it feels very relevant. I prefer stories that are completely about the two protagonists, without any white moonlight or vicious male supporting characters. The two of them live a seemingly sweet life, but because God knows everything from the perspective of God, it feels bitter. I cried several times, this is the knife in the sugar [I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry]! What I love most is that everyone in the article has a very happy ending. It is not forced, but the heart truly tolerates each other. At this moment, the article has been sublimated, he is a great perfection! Very favorite article! [Adoration][Adoration]

I really like this kind of writing. It has a dreamlike gentleness. Everyone is firm and gentle. They have their own personalities but invariably show the cruel and gentle side of the world. It makes people very comfortable and has a pleasant feeling of soaking in warm water. In today's fiercely conflicting novel market, suddenly encountering such a book really makes people feel at ease that they are being carefully cared for. Life is so bitter. Looking at this slightly bitter cookie is like eating a tiramisu. The slightly bitter chocolate on top highlights the sweetness of the cake. It is very comfortable and beautiful.

It's awesome. Although I haven't finished reading it, I think this book really captures the transcendent realm of forced love that the author wanted. But I may be a little controlled, so I can't see it at all, because I think this kind of forced love is subject to a higher intensity of compromise, because of the asymmetry between status and class, and the disadvantage of being more dependent on A as an O. After all, in the beginning, A took the initiative to forcibly integrate into O's life, making O unable to live without him. It feels a bit sad. Maybe the author will show the two of them getting to know each other and falling in love later, but it's still a bit too uncomfortable to watch them in a controlled manner😣

I think this book has a setting that is particularly novel and attractive to me, which is the matter of destined partners. Although it is not very niche, I just feel that what the author writes is different from other novels. In the early stage, Yun was actually passively accepting orders from his partner. The active acceptance in the later stage was actually a psychological change, but it was also a small knife. However, the change of mentality required some drastic external reasons, which made me cry at the time. And there are two memory chapters in the middle, one is Yun's past, and the other is Ye's envy. It feels like looking at their past from two different perspectives, it seems that they are all a bit unfortunate, but these are all misfortunes that changed after they met, which makes people sigh.

It's so beautiful [crying][crying][crying]

How can I put it this way? This is indeed the most unique forced love I have ever read. It is special and perfect and touches all my points. I dare not admit that this book will be my No. 1, But it will definitely be the most special and unique one.

It's very beautiful. The whole emotional process is like a wave of waves. It's also very delicate and sweet, although it's a little sad.

Super beautiful and well written by the author