The Reborn White Moonlight Is Hunted by Mad Dogs

It's so amazing. I never thought the writing was so amazing before I clicked it. The heroine's family is completely in line with the growing pains of East Asian children. In addition to being grateful for the family, she also has resentment. Parents try their best to support their children, but also constantly put pressure on us. At a young age, we have to bear too many responsibilities and guilt that we should not bear, and we have become inferior and arrogant. The heroine is immersed in her own little life. In the small world, I feel very distressed. I hope that the heroine can slowly become cheerful, happy and full of hope. In addition, I did not expect that Guangyu will appear. Guangyu is really a very healing game. There is no competition, but more about the warmth between people. You can choose to enjoy your personal space alone on your game phone, or you can meet new netizens to play together. Finally, Guangyu is awesome!!

I don't understand why Yu Ziyao was adopted. Was it adopted before the heroine was lost or after? After that, did the heroine's parents regard Yu Ziyao as a substitute for the heroine? It's the kind of thing where the heroine is lost and then adopts other children to comfort her.

It's very real, very realistic, very painful, very sad. I see the shadow of my own parents in Xuebao's adoptive parents. I'm very lucky. Xuebao has the idea of ​​​​getting better this time, and the people around her are also trying to save her, and pull her out. Yu Xue, many people love you, it will be fine. Hug Yu Xue, I watched it for more than three hours. Now it's two o'clock in the morning, tears keep flowing. The author writes very well, it's easy to cry, come on!

Five stars for the heroine who is struggling in life. Personally, I think biological parents are more outrageous than adoptive parents. When the biological father adopted a child when he knew the heroine was lost, have you ever thought about how the heroine will live after he is found? She knows that the heroine is introverted and not close to them, but because she cares about the adopted child, she lets them live together. A bowl of water is not equal. When she chooses to keep the adopted child, it is a kind of harm to the biological child. Have you ever thought about what your biological children would think when they see them getting along skillfully? The adoptive parents didn't know that the heroine was anemic and in poor health. After the heroine returned to their home, the biological parents didn't pay attention to her mental condition. It was a kind of disregard. Reconciliation with biological parents is not acceptable. My adoptive parents, alas, I personally think they are more suffocating and complicated than East Asian parents. They cannot love completely and hate completely. I hate the attention my adoptive parents pay to my sister after they get rich. It turns out that I am always the one who is not loved. It turns out that they can love others, but it is not me who loves them. But in the end, I found out that I am not my biological child. After raising me for free for so many years, I don't even have anyone to hate. But the pain of so many years is real. It seems that there are two homes, but in fact there is not one home. The oppressive atmosphere of intermediate learning schools is also very real. Hey, give me a hug, baby girl. I hope you have a bright future, live your life and be happy.

It's good to read. I really like this kind of slow-flowing and slightly sad writing. Currently, I like to watch the interaction between the heroine, Wen Shuyan and Yu Ziyao the most. The story of the heroine with depression is a bit like another one I read here. That one has been discontinued for a long time for some reason. I hope this one will not be updated. It's best for the author to update 50 chapters a day^ω^ (just kidding)

Well, just average... I feel like I really want to write about the plight of the heroine, but I really don't feel the style of writing... 🤦

It's very beautiful and I feel sorry for the heroine. I hope her family will love her and understand her in the future.

It's so good that I cried 😢