Soft Red Dust: What If Wang Jiazhi Hadn't Died in Lust, Caution

The wine and meat in the wealthy family stink, and the roads are frozen to death, not to mention the time of war. Look at the lovely and warm house described in the big picture, it's like a fairy tale world Is the girl with long curly hair and cake skirt the one I saw in the last book when Jiazhi was pregnant and ran away?

Men will not wrong themselves. It is obvious whether they love or not. It doesn't matter, Ferrari will still be Ferrari when it gets old, haha. I feel very happy when I think about one day when I am very old and still have my lover by my side to support me. If Yi had not met Wang and one day became very old, Mrs. Yi would still be his wife. It's quite bleak when you think about it.

Suddenly I thought that Yi in this book was luckier than the previous one. In the days without Jiazhi, at least she still had her mother.

There is no need for Lao Yi to become younger. As long as Wang Jiazhi meets him first and meets him on both sides, he will not blindly fall in love with Kuang.

Jiazhi's love is without regrets, she just hopes to see her again. My understanding of Lao Yi's love is that fear arises out of love, and he doesn't dare to see him because of love.

The song "Infernal Affairs" goes well with Lao Yi If there is no hope, there will be no disappointment. This sentence and this article are really touching for people who have been depressed. It was so painful. Even if I mustered up the courage to start over, I finally collapsed and had to lie down and survive. Jiazhi in this article still has a little hope. It's great to have her lover by her side. Lao Yi's last sentence is really heartwarming.

If you meet Jiazhi when you are young and have a good relationship, you will fall in love with her, but you will not dare to express your feelings due to the arranged marriage. Lao Wu deliberately took ugly photos to show to Jiazhi, which made Yi Bing very angry. Hahaha

Based on Yi's character in Mrs. Yi's novel, I don't believe he would seduce a girl from a good family. Thinking about it from this perspective, when we were in Hong Kong, Yi was obviously interested in Wang. When we checked out the place where we met for dinner, we found out that it was a group of students, so we didn't contact Wang Jiazhi again after that, and just asked Mrs. Yi to make a phone call. It was also a disguised form of notification to these students that he was leaving, his plan was ruined, and he should stop making any plans. But I never thought that students could be so bad and destroy Wang Jiazhi. If Jiazhi had not met those people and had met Yi as a female writer in Shanghai, Yi would probably have been regarded by others as a bad guy who seduced girls from good families [covering her face and laughing]

I've seen a lot of descriptions of stuffed bears before, but when I look at the useless bears, I actually find them quite cute.

Looking at Jin Xiongbai's book, he wrote about Zhang Ailing and Hu Lancheng in the same way as the male version Pan Liudai. At first I thought he was jealous of Zhang Ailing, but later I thought he might be even more jealous of Hu Lancheng. Literary men look down on each other, Hu Lancheng is good at writing editorials, and he is also good at writing lyrical articles. His influence and official position are greater than his, especially those with such dazzling traffic as Zhang Ailing. I can't write articles well, I can't be an official official, and my girlfriend is a talented woman...