The Evening Breeze Binds the Heart

Big books always make people think, and reading is more like a debate. Whether it is love or family, everyone is imperfect, and this is the reality of people, everyone is a contradiction. The family's indifference and sense of distance are suffocating but hard to let go of. Like a vine, when you try hard to break free, it wraps around you tighter and tighter. It is even more difficult to distinguish right from wrong in love. The heroine pursues a future and gives up her relationship with the hero. She is painful but does not regret it, because if she had not chosen that way, she would not be her. Emotionally, she failed the male protagonist and accepted the result of losing him. However, the male protagonist could not let go of his feelings or resentment in the early stage. The result of the entanglement was that they hurt each other even more... The author will update soon! Looking forward to what's next. I guess it's he because the author doesn't write about be in his book. It depends on how they go on...

I really like this story, it has a sense of reality that is close to reality, and it also has the ups and downs in the novel. No matter he or be, they hope that the female protagonist can find her own happiness and truly feel relieved.

The first book I read was "Where My Heart Is". The plot and writing were very good. After reading other books by the author, I felt that the writing seemed to be different. But this time I have returned to this new book. The writing is very good, including the unique plot. I was attracted and wanted to read it all the time. Now I am waiting for the update.

I'm crying. I thought it was a conspiracy to let go of the past. [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]

The plot is very novel, and the male and female protagonists are truly evenly matched. The two of them have always given in to each other in their relationship, neither wanting to suffer a loss. Unexpectedly, two people who have stabbed each other in the back, who are estranged and distrustful in their hearts, can finally get together. The heroine Lin Song is very realistic, sober, ambitious and lustful. Unlike the Virgin, it can be said that her character outlook is different from that of most heroines in novels. She is selfish and realistic enough. But it's hard to dislike. For a person who has climbed up from the bottom with no background and only ambition, as long as there is an opportunity, he will try to seize it, even if he gives up the budding love after weighing the pros and cons. No one can criticize her success. Different perspectives and standpoints will lead to different opinions. In short, I think the heroine Lin Song is worthy of admiration.

I really like watching the tension between the male and female protagonists. The writing is smooth, vivid and delicate, and the characters are very full and three-dimensional. The male and female protagonists are not perfect, but they are very real. It is just that the days of waiting for the update are too difficult and I can't bear to watch it [crying] [crying] [crying]

The ultimate pull, yet very real. There is hurt in true love, there is hate in love, but in the end love is greater than anything else! Lovers finally get married! Every character setting is unique! I really like reading articles about female protagonists entrepreneurship, and I feel how difficult it is for a woman to become strong!

It's been a long time since I've seen a novel with such novel themes. The author's writing style is very good, and sometimes he can express some philosophical words about life. I think this book is worth 9.5 Points or more!

I like the author's novels. Although the love is sour and sour, the heroines are independent women and can continue to grow themselves.

To put it bluntly, it was a book I recommended to read in the early hours of that day. I couldn't help but stop. I took my coat to wrap up in my self-study class the next day and continued reading. The author will update soon. Hey, it was a good start, but the ending was unfinished and the rest of the writing was in a fog. The male and female protagonists didn't solve the problem, so they wrote something else.