What to do if there is a discontinuous separation and seamless connection?
Jiang Bai thought about it alone for three years and finally walked out. The so-called love is just that when the time comes and luck comes, two people who like it will naturally get together.
But once certain conditions are gone, such as being in a different place, having no financial strength, or more directly, no freshness, then the two people who originally vowed to be each other will naturally separate.
What does this mean? Is this love?
Jiang Bai thought about how boring he used to be. It was all so boring.
But he needs someone to fill the emptiness in his heart. He still yearns for true love. Who could it be?
After thinking about it, there is only one answer.
Own.
Reader comments
(I have read Chapter 11 so far) The writing style is very peaceful, and the portrayal of the characters' inner thoughts is delicate and true. The author really wrote out many of my inner thoughts - in fact, this is what adults with normal outlook on life have in common.
Dedicated and loyal to feelings, and hates overly utilitarian values. At the same time, he is also very pragmatic, without the pretentiousness of the literary youth. Overall, it gave me a relaxing and solid reading experience.
Will it turn into a plot of cultivating immortals later? Why does the heroine suddenly shout that she wants to live forever... The hero's mentality is no longer peaceful, and he is a bit cynical, which directly belittles the moral level of the entire society. Isn't the background socialist China?
It's really well written, but I'm really a little afraid that the author will end up with a fantasy ending like Huang Liang Yimeng, where Jiang Zhiyu is just a dream imagined by the male protagonist🙏🙏🙏 I hope it can be maintained and have a plain HE ending [blowing kiss]
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
A book that will make you feel better after reading it
The early part of this book is good about daily life, but later on it focuses on the practice part. It's not that you can't write about spiritual practice, but readers come here to read about daily life. If the author really wants to write, he can add a supporting character and use that supporting character to write about spiritual practice. The two protagonists should mainly write about daily life.
It's a very interesting book. It's very different from the romance novels I've read before. The male and female protagonists express some random philosophies from time to time, which are quite relatable. Oh, Roy.
Looks very comfortable
Not bad, the dialogue is quite natural and in line with my taste.
(I have read Chapter 11 so far) The writing style is very peaceful, and the portrayal of the characters' inner thoughts is delicate and true. The author really wrote out many of my inner thoughts - in fact, this is what adults with normal outlook on life have in common. Dedicated and loyal to feelings, and hates overly utilitarian values. At the same time, he is also very pragmatic, without the pretentiousness of the literary youth. Overall, it gave me a relaxing and solid reading experience. Will it turn into a plot of cultivating immortals later? Why does the heroine suddenly shout that she wants to live forever... The hero's mentality is no longer peaceful, and he is a bit cynical, which directly belittles the moral level of the entire society. Isn't the background socialist China?
It's really well written, but I'm really a little afraid that the author will end up with a fantasy ending like Huang Liang Yimeng, where Jiang Zhiyu is just a dream imagined by the male protagonist🙏🙏🙏 I hope it can be maintained and have a plain HE ending [blowing kiss]
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
A book that will make you feel better after reading it The early part of this book is good about daily life, but later on it focuses on the practice part. It's not that you can't write about spiritual practice, but readers come here to read about daily life. If the author really wants to write, he can add a supporting character and use that supporting character to write about spiritual practice. The two protagonists should mainly write about daily life.
It's a very interesting book. It's very different from the romance novels I've read before. The male and female protagonists express some random philosophies from time to time, which are quite relatable. Oh, Roy.
Looks very comfortable
Not bad, the dialogue is quite natural and in line with my taste.