Give Up*********

· I like military romances such as "He Came from the Fire" and "Beloved" · Love the contrast of "the male protagonist is cold in the early stage, but humble in the later stage" · I've seen enough of the heroine's persistent stalking, and I want to see the heroine just let go, and the hero break his guard and pursue his wife. Highlighted reminder: In the early stage, the female protagonist takes the initiative but is never humble. In the later stage, the male protagonist pursues his wife without procrastination. She has entered V, so feel free to rush. There are no cliché entanglements or deliberately sensational plots, but the most delicate aspects of love are captured in the most delicate strokes. The male and female protagonists in the author's works are vivid and three-dimensional. They are not perfect characters, but have their own weaknesses and persistence. From the alienation at first meeting, to the temptation and heartbeat in getting along, to each other's redemption and firm persistence, every step of the emotional progression is natural and sincere. Those tender details hidden in daily life, casual eye contact, and blurted concerns can always easily touch the softest place in the heart, making people happy and moved along with the characters. The love in the story is not only the romantic romance, but also the courage to go in both directions and the understanding of mutual tolerance. It makes us believe that good love is when two people become better together, and is the determination to overcome ups and downs without letting go. There is a burning affection hidden in the plain words, and you will still have endless aftertaste after reading it. This is the most healing power of romance novels, making people willing to immerse themselves in this pure beauty.