Some encounters have their ending written from the very beginning.
Three years ago, Lin Mo lost everything: her career, her reputation, her love. Every last ray of light was taken from her. Three years later, she traded a marriage of convenience for five million and a cold, empty house. The house belonged to a painter named Su Ran, a woman with plenty of rules and few words, whose gaze was always complicated when she looked at Lin Mo.
Lin Mo didn’t know that from the very first brushstroke, Su Ran’s canvas had held her shadow.
Lin Mo wrote Su Ran a song called “The One in the Painting.” Su Ran painted an entire series for her called “Getting to Know You Again.”
They wandered through hardship in their respective fields, then found a sense of belonging in each other’s art.
Then a car accident left a Su Ran-shaped void in Lin Mo’s memory. Everyone said that the one who forgets has it easiest. But watching Su Ran introduce herself all over again every morning, Lin Mo felt that her heart was still beating. It had only temporarily forgotten how to recognize its owner.
At their hardest moment, two seasoned women who had weathered many storms reached out to them. Ji Xingyao, a legendary singer-songwriter and diva who had retired at the peak of her career three years ago, personally gave Lin Mo her unreleased songs. Her wife, Shen Yuqing, CEO of the Shen Group, used capital as her chess pieces to clear the road ahead for them. Their story showed the two young women that love isn’t a fleeting blaze of passion, but steadfastness maintained day after day for thirty years.
Stars may fall and paintings may fade, but I will never stop walking toward you.
After reading the entire book from beginning to end, the two people knew each other, fell in love, and helped each other very well. They also brought the first dual heroine into this novel, which surprised me. In addition, the two heroines in the first part helped the heroine of this novel, which I felt was very immersive. In addition, I think it is okay to put these four people together in the follow-up, which is not so abrupt. Looking forward to your next novel, keep up the good work
I have been following it recently and I can continue to read it. Compared with the first one, it has its own characteristics, but some passages feel a bit lengthy. It is recommended to add more dialogues between the characters. I think the progress of the character relationships can be speeded up appropriately. The character creation is okay. Occasionally, the first-person perspective brings the feeling of being on the scene. The author will give it a try and see how the follow-up goes. From Shen Ji to Su Lin, just like what is said in the article, it started as a cold marriage agreement, slowly heated up in the aroma of coffee in countless mornings, experienced forgetfulness and reunion, troughs and highlights, and finally found its destination under the stars on the balcony.
I think the best part of this novel is the companionship between the two after the amnesia, until the memory is restored. So touching