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Shen Jia once believed that if you liked someone, holding on long enough would eventually make them notice you.
That was until Pei Yanzhi told her to her face:
“You're wonderful, but you're not one of my options.”
He turned and took the hand of a wealthy heiress, climbing higher with every step.
She was nothing more than the most convenient, and easiest to discard, pawn in his youth.
Later, she stopped loving him.
But then, of all people...
The man who had pushed her away began to lose control.
When he saw her smiling at someone else, he grew impatient, irritable, even frantic:
“Didn't you used to like me? Why are you pretending to be over me now?”
The man she once loved changed his mind, and his obsession grew unchecked.
The reserved young man pressed closer, step by step.
The man in control broke the rules and entered the fray by force.
The three of them stood before her.
This time, Shen Jia asked only one question:
“Don't you think it's a little too late for you to fight over me now?”
After reading it, I feel that the rest of the plot is a bit unsatisfactory. There is little emotional foreshadowing with Lu, and the emotional connection is a bit abrupt. Personally, I still feel that it is a pity for Gu. The character is very good, but he still said that kind of thing because of the needs of the plot. It makes people very uncomfortable [I almost cried]. I personally feel that the whole story is not good enough. Some of the heroine's behaviors are also abnormal. I followed it from the new work and found that this is the only one that does not write dark history, so I watched it. From the comparison of the old and new, it can be seen that the author's progress is still very obvious! The characterization is great too! I noticed that you particularly like to create contrasts, whether it's characters, plots, or anything else. It's more tense! I hope the author can continue to improve his craft! Strong support!