Our Reunion Descends into Chaos, and Love's Redemption Comes Too Late

I feel like I'm special. I always like to read stories like this where the female protagonist is severely hurt by the male protagonist, and then the male protagonist accepts her as her true love. Although I despise the male protagonist who is better. Maybe I can substitute myself, although I can only substitute for the first half. Been hurt, never taken seriously, never surrounded by nurturing love. But still longing to be loved unreasonably and domineeringly. I look forward to the rest of the story. Although it is said that what East Asian girls need is not love but power. But I still long for the love that can nourish me, family, friendship and love.

It's a big new book, and it's as high-level as ever. It's so beautiful. Jian Ding, who had just graduated from college, met Song Xunbai, a high-ranking man. The inexperienced little girl was really easy to deceive, and she foolishly surrendered her body and mind. The male protagonist in the early stage really showed no respect and love for the female protagonist. Maybe it was due to family reasons that he didn't understand what love was. In short, he misunderstood, got tired of it, and easily lost the female protagonist. Four years later, the female protagonist comes back a new person, and the male protagonist wants to make amends and redeem herself. This kind of tug-and-pull is written so well that viewers feel the pain in their hearts all the time and look forward to the torture of the male protagonist later on. There is no one of the most beautiful crematoriums for chasing a wife. With its unconventional plot, Yutou Da Da will surprise people every time.

The writing is okay. I just hope that the people and things that hurt the heroine will not be easily brushed off later. Everyone should pay the price. The hero is the hero, the hero's parents are, and the hero's brother and sister-in-law are the direct beneficiaries, especially the sister-in-law. I thought she would feel guilty. In the end, the two of them hid behind the heroine's back and happily gave birth to a child. They had no guilt for the heroine and thought that the heroine should be responsible for them. Shield, sacrifice, if the two of them are sisters-in-law who laugh it off in the end, then the heroine really deserves her suffering. The hero's family is full of rotten people from top to bottom. Fortunately, the heroine is lucky and strong enough to meet the noble person who guides her, and she can walk out and fight back to her former career. I like the heroine's character very much. I hope she won't collapse in the future and don't forgive easily. The hero should be the stepping stone for the heroine to move up.

The story has just unfolded not long ago and is in the process of being updated. But there is something special about it. At the beginning, the male protagonist was superior and looked down upon the female protagonist, including her age, experience, emotions and economic status. However, in the incident that hurt the female protagonist, he did not subjectively sacrifice the female protagonist. He was much better than many male protagonists in similar stories. He was just contemptuous and did not take it seriously, which led to mistakes. The heroine is not a know-it-all or willing to be taken care of. What she pursues from the beginning is equal love. Although there is a difference in economic status, she thinks that they are equal like Jane Eyre. (As I write this, I think that the heroine's English name is originally Jane. Could it come from Jane Eyre?). After learning that the other party has a marriage partner, she lets go, and later chooses to pretend to have forgotten the other party. The male protagonist did not hold back the truth and apology until the end of the play, but told the female protagonist very early, very straightforwardly. The heroine didn't immediately forgive her because of the other party's explanation. In fact, regardless of whether the male protagonist has subjective wishes or not, the harm caused to the female protagonist is a fait accompli and difficult to erase. So I don't know how the author will lay out the story and let the female protagonist accept the male protagonist again (from the title of the book, it seems that the male protagonist will not be changed). This will be a test for the author. What's confusing: The male protagonist's friend said before that the male protagonist is "empathic", but substitute literature is "empathic". The male protagonist doesn't like the second female lead, so it can't be called "empathic". Why don't the hero's parents love him? It's a bit weird. What is the role of the character who resembles the male protagonist? Is he the real hero's brother? In short, the male and female protagonists in this article may actually have fallen in love with each other at first sight. The female protagonist knew her feelings very early, and the male protagonist knew the female protagonist's feelings for him, but he didn't know his own feelings for the female protagonist. He found out later, but it was a bit too late. Let's see how the author continues.

It's super sour to read [please update] I can't find a meal replacement in this writing. The male protagonist's perspective is too sour. The female protagonist's perspective is so admirable. So courageous. The male protagonist in the previous second: an irrelevant person. The next second: hug tightly. The previous second: blessings when falling in love. The next second: falling in love is forbidden. I can't do it anymore and wait for updates every day...!

It's okay, the story is quite complete, but not rich enough. The emotional direction is also quite different. First, the female protagonist is brutally tortured, and then the male protagonist chases his wife to the crematorium. It is not the traditional stalking, so I won't spoil it. It's just that in general, this kind of "bad fate" will most likely be be in reality. Hahaha, in the end, I felt that the two of them failed to untie the knot in the male protagonist's heart. It should be said that the female protagonist did not express her feelings for the male protagonist and did not give the male protagonist a sense of security. Of course, the male protagonist was indeed a scumbag in the early stage, so even if the female protagonist doesn't forgive him, I would rather the two of them get along well...[Face covering]

The overall structure is actually the crematorium of a routine boss chasing his wife. But it has a different novelty. In the early stage, it was obvious that the male protagonist was a scumbag, but the author rationalized the reason for the male protagonist's cold personality through the trauma of his original family, and the viewers felt pity for the male protagonist. The heroine's early love mentality is also very suitable for the young girl's budding love, and the male protagonist is indeed excellent and reasonable. The heroine has been hurt so painfully, and she doesn't have the self-pity of ordinary Cinderellas. She seems to be pure and strong at heart. It is her generosity and kindness that redeems herself. It is also this strong inner energy that makes the hero fall in love more and more after realizing it. The setting of the story is so reasonable and the author's writing skills are great.

It's so beautiful. All I ask is that you torture the male protagonist hard! ! !

The fish-headed book is as excellent as ever! This time, the male protagonist Song Lansen (must be called by his real name) is another character that makes people love and hate. When I watch it, I feel more distressed than Zhou Congjin. No one in this world loves him, so he doesn't know how to love. When he tried hard to win the love of his parents, he ignored the most precious love of the girl. When he knew how to love, he had already lost love. No matter how annoying it is in the early stage, it will be humble in the later stage. The boomerang and the dart will surely reach. The heroine Jian Ding is also different from other heroines. She must be kind but also strong. She must get up wherever she falls. She is strong and gentle! The character Zhou Xu made me shed so many tears. Most of the tears were shed for him. I especially couldn't bear to see this way of saying goodbye to this world through death. How regretful he was when he went to another world. He wanted to stay in this world, but he was helpless and left after all. If there is an afterlife, I hope there is an afterlife... I personally understand that Jian Ding did not actually fall in love with Zhou Xu. Zhou Xu was her guide, best friend, and soul mate, but he was never Jian Ding's lover. However, he passed away at a young age and became an eternal memory in Jian Ding's heart. The living cannot defeat the dead. Song Lansen did not cherish it in the past. There will never be such pure love in the future. Looking forward to the extra chapter.

It's a good-looking article. It's not the kind of formulaic article. It doesn't write a long paragraph of memories that make people feel frustrated and can't stand it. Instead, it is very naturally interspersed in the article. The ins and outs are very detailed and will not be mysterious and make people confused. It's not the kind of story where you fall in love with someone out of nowhere, forgive someone out of nowhere, and describe the emotional relationship between two people in great detail, making you feel comfortable watching it. The male protagonist's mentality also undergoes a step-by-step transformation process, and it's not the kind where you suddenly change your face for no reason, but slowly changes due to one thing or another. It's very exciting. It doesn't describe too much the suffering of the heroine. The focus is on the emotional changes between the two people. It's not just about abusing women. It's fun to watch.