The Rough Country Boy Who Grabbed My Hand Won't Stop Asking Me to Call Him Big Brother

To be honest, I don't like knives, but it's common for modern novels to use knives to advance the plot. It's like it's impossible without a knife. But as time goes by, I can always see the shadow of "me" in such tragedies, as if the lives of everyone in the world are the same tragedy. In novels, there is always reconciliation after tragedy, and the unforgettable feeling of still loving after being apart for many years. Looking back at reality, there is no love that can transcend tragedy, and love that can transcend time only exists in description. I originally didn't want to give a high score, but after struggling for a long time, I suddenly wanted to give a response to my expectations, so I gave it a 5.

The emotions are sincere, the story line is quite complete, and it deserves to be enjoyed in the Ancestral Temple. My feeling is that in the early stage, I felt like a cookie, and I felt very comfortable reading it. In the middle stage, when I looked at the knife, I thought, oh no, it will be fine in the next few chapters anyway. But as I watched, my heart hurt more and more. Even if they reconciled, they were still worried. The final ending felt like it came too quickly, which was a bit regretful. Alzheimer's disease may blur memories, but not Zhong's love for Li Just a quick mention: I kind of want to see their lives later, what happens when Little Potato grows up, etc. [Sending my heart]

It's nice to watch, but not many people see it. 🤩🤩🤩

Not bad, I found an interesting point, Sichuan Yu = Sichuan and Chongqing

"We were all children in the beginning~" "The final desire to become an angel~" No regrets, don't forget

I love you, but I will forget you

The two quickly expressed their feelings, sweet and reassuring 🥰