Defection Rose

What really touched me about this book was that it didn't write about love as the only answer. Sang Wan has experienced trauma, depression, loss and escape. She stood up again, not because someone saved her, but because she never gave up on herself. Love is only a part of her life, not all of it.

Although the male protagonist was a loser in the early stage, he really poked me in the back! After knowing that Sang Li was his son, his whole person changed and he began to learn to be a father, sending Sang Li to school, playing with him, and buying him baked sweet potatoes. Mr. Fu, you finally figured it out! ! !

I prefer emotional flow, not to be slapped in the face all the way to the end. The author spends a lot of space writing about the psychology of the characters, so the emotions are quite depressing. But because of this, every growth and relief of the characters is particularly precious. Especially Sang Wan's change from dependence to independence makes me feel that this is not just a romance, but more like a story about a girl rediscovering herself.

The male protagonist is in two different situations. While dating, getting engaged, and about to get married, the female protagonist is entangled with the female protagonist. The female protagonist gave birth to a child alone in a foreign country and endured all the hardships she could endure. It's awesome! ! ! !

The female protagonist wakes up and grows up, while the male protagonist realizes it later. Every time Sang Wan calmly draws a clear line with Fu Xiuchen, he feels that his sister has finally woken up and that she is the real heroine.

I don't know how to describe my feelings after reading this book. I probably cried and laughed, hated and loved, and in the end my heart was filled with [love][love]