Revolving Door

We want to be together happily 😭 It's very well written and I love reading it. If you can hope that the author can still write about them when he remembers them, thank you ❤️

Nn Just breathe and you can easily hold zhx 🌈

1. The writing style is good, the melancholy literary style is very suitable for sour writing, overall the writing is very good, 7/10 2. But! I haven't understood it since Enen fell into the sea. Oh my god, it's beautiful. But the people watching it were confused. Many things were described sideways, with almost no positive explanations, and random interjections. It made me confused. (1) What did the male protagonist do that could be sentenced to death, so that all the male protagonist's friends sided with the female protagonist, and made the male protagonist think that his crime was unpardonable? Was it semi-forced upon the heroine to get her pregnant? Did he not trust the heroine and fail to protect her on the cruise ship, allowing the bad guys to push her into the sea? Was it because the heroine fell into the sea and was injured and had a miscarriage that made him feel very guilty? (I think that apart from the unexpected pregnancy, everything else is a bit of a mistake, and it is not to the point of pronouncing a death sentence) Damn, I didn't even give a good explanation, but suddenly the male protagonist's long-term friends and family elders all sided with the female protagonist (the female protagonist has such a light temper, how can she have such a good relationship with everyone?) (2) Dreams, my God, I can't even understand them. Entering the dream mirror without any warning is understandable and can be easily reversed later. But Awakening from a Dream is also written in a vague way, making it difficult to tell whether I woke up or not, and what happened in the previous chapters. (3) The timeline after the dream is also messy, and the time span is sometimes long and sometimes short. A child suddenly appears. Is the heroine alive or dead? When did the hero know the truth that the heroine is still alive? Just when the heroine woke up, the nurse said one second, "The hero will arrange a ward for you, visit you every day, and take care of you." The next second, she said, "The hero recently had a car accident and has not been here for a while." Anyone who saw this would think that the male protagonist knew that the female protagonist was alive, and then encountered a car accident. If it hadn't been for the author's explanation, I still wouldn't know when the male protagonist dreamed and when he knew the truth. (The above original text may not be consistent with the actual situation, I only reproduce the content in my impression) (4) Is Wen Yan's relationship with the heroine so good??? Wow, isn't Wenyan just coveting the beauty of the heroine and wanting to play with her, but it turned out that he was the mistress of a young couple's play? Although he is a good person, how can he be so perfect to the heroine? Just because he found out that the heroine was sick, he spent a lot of money to check the heroine, go to the hospital, give birth to a baby, and have an operation?! Wow, this guy is too generous. (5) The male protagonist, the male protagonist's mother and the male protagonist's whole family The male protagonist is very indifferent to children. I kind of understand it but I don't understand it at the same time. Is the male protagonist's mother a character who beats mandarin ducks?? What kind of role is that? I don't understand. What kind of attitude is it to let the heroine hide her illness and leave, but then treat her after giving birth to a child? The hero and his family are even more amazing. I really don't know how they view the female protagonist, as the relationship between the male and female protagonists is as ambiguous. They say they value it but they don't value it; they say they don't value it but they value it very much [translated] Watch as a daughter-in-law? After falling into the sea and having a miscarriage, the heroine was told to hide her condition and stay away from the hero. Watching it for fun? The grandparents take her very seriously and have been treating the heroine's illnesses. (6) The timeline is quite vague The second volume has a total of 16 chapters, 12 chapters in dreams and 4 chapters in the real world. The first 12 chapters... Are quite disconnected from the real world. I feel confused that I have read them in vain. You might as well explain that this is the ending 1 The last 4 chapters... Why are these four short chapters so confusing? The timeline I sorted out is: The heroine falls into the sea - leaves the hero - raises the baby alone - undergoes heart surgery after giving birth - falls unconscious - gives the child to Wen Yan and asks him to throw it to the hero - the hero thinks that the heroine does not want him at all and is very indifferent to the child - the heroine's condition worsens, the hero's mother tells the hero the truth - the hero has a car accident - the hero has a dream - the hero goes to the hospital to see the heroine - the heroine wakes up - is with the hero - works for a while - gets engaged - gets married 3. It's actually pretty good-looking. I said a lot because I was really confused. Come on [like] [Purple Sugar]kswl

Love this book, good night!

It's so good🤩It's rare to find well-written novels these days, but some of the logic is still a bit rough. I'm looking forward to the next one~

I really like this article, the mixture of sweet, bitter and sour creates a perfect story. Well, baby Zhou Zhou will always be happy!

May you always be happy every week ٩(◦`꒳´◦)۶

It was so well written and so touching 😭

2026.9.28

May you always be happy, little couple