
I Miss Him Too
我也很想他
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 123k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 14y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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41Chapters
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The kiss is gone just like that. ? No way. Please answer!
Although some people say that "I" and "him" both refer to each other in general, reflecting each of us in the past and present through the article "I Miss Him Too". Although this statement is not wrong, it is too cunning. Since the book is called "I Miss Him Too", then "I" and "him" must mean something. After reading the full text, I thought at first that "I" could refer to both Xie De and Xin Yitian; and he, "Xie Hou." But conversely, I thought, "he" could also refer to Xie De, so "I" must be Xin Yitian! Not really. If "he" is Xie De, then why can't "I" be Wang Yishi? In this way, "he" could be Xie Hou, Xie De, or Wei Xian, Sun Jiqing, or Lu Shaofeng. Correspondingly, "I" became Xie De, Xin Yitian, Wang Yishi, He Zhen... This question, like "which came first, the chicken or the egg", does not and cannot have a definite conclusion.
How can there be so much perfection in the world? When the water is full, it overflows. After so many years of wandering around, Xin Yi is still with Xie De, he should be grateful. Just feel relieved!
Ouch, I like it~~
I don't understand, is this he or be?
The writing is actually deeply rooted in people's hearts and is very close to real life. However, I personally don't like the sad ending. I hope there will be a follow-up to this book.
The writing is completely real. The male protagonist is not portrayed as an omnipotent King Kong, nor the female protagonist is written as a pitiful little white flower or Mary Sue. It makes people feel that this is life, real but touching.
I like the author's writing style very much. It's very real. Come on and support you.
After reading the whole book today, I miss him a lot, and my heart is finally complete. I accidentally thought that I watched Xin Da's The Heart-Erosion Man yesterday, and there was a vague mention of Yao Qiyun's death. I thought for a long time, since Situ can't be with him in reality, then his death can be regarded as a relief for each other. After Situ dies, he will slowly forget the pain, and only vaguely remember the best times. I have always loved Xin Da's writing, but Xin Da was too hurt. I love Li Li's writings even more because they still give people something to look forward to. These days, I have been reading out all my previous writings. Every time I re-read Chu Qing Rui Qing, I burst into tears. Every time I read it at the end, I just sigh that it's great that they are together. In the process of chasing the article, I also learned something about Li Li's current situation. I thought that I had been wandering in Beijing, and I felt an uncontrollable panic even if my relatives were with me. I hope everything goes well for Li Li, and I hope I can always read your words.
Is that the end? That disappoints me!