
The Sky Above the Gardenias
栀子花的天空
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 120k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
35Chapters
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196Comments
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The previous ending is actually more realistic, but I like this ending better. I don't care, I just like idealism.
Is this guy named Fu cheating? He fell in love with two people, Cheng Jiaying and Xue Yang. The child he had with someone else was actually named Xueyang. Why don't you save Yang Yang if you have such leisure?
Dizzy! I have always thought it was real after watching it for so long, but now that two endings have come out, I finally realized that this is a story. Although heartbroken, I still think the last ending was good! This is the dog-tailed mink
Autobiography? This chapter is awesome! You can definitely PK out "Worldwide Love" or something like that.
Hey, I still like this ending more. I always have more sympathy for the second protagonist. I think my love for Classmate Qiao is deeper than that of Classmate Fu.
A happy ending, coupled with a post-marriage story that is exactly the same as the love process, great!
Many times we think that giving in is a sign of losing. In fact, those who truly know how to make concessions are wise and brave. There is no doubt that Yangyang is brave!
The title of my long review is a lyric. The first ending of this story reminded me of this lyric at once. That song also happened to be from a TV series set at Peking University, so it was perfect. The most unforgettable thing for many people is first love. This is not only because of the strong shock and impact brought by the first time in life, but also because first love is often the most exhausting and therefore the most profound. Like what is sung in "Later": Why can love be so simple at that time? Because it's simple, I don't think twice and have no scruples. I don't consider too many realistic factors. I just know how to give and receive wholeheartedly. Because it's simple, it's pure. However, first love is also the most difficult to reach the end. It may easily last in a person's heart for a lifetime, but in reality, that person has often disappeared into the sea of people. In fact, perhaps just like people's understanding that marriage is the grave of love, the eternity of first love is often not only a fact, but also a psychological barrier, which makes marriage blind love, pessimism blocks the otherwise promising prospects, and makes people close their eyes and not see the persistence waiting behind you to look pitifully at your happiness. Although Kexin did not say it clearly, Yangyang gave me this feeling: she was far less persistent than Fu Lingxi. This was because she was more pessimistic than Fu Lingxi and felt that it was unlikely that her first love would last forever, so she gave up easily for a complete job. He gave up a love that felt in danger because of his own career. In order to strengthen his determination, he made a fuss over the other person's mistake. In order to promote the final outcome, he did not hesitate to hurt the person who loved him most, but in the end he also deeply hurt himself. In fact, maybe as Ke Xin wrote in the second ending, happiness is often just a thought, and it only takes one turn to get it, but if you persist and refuse to turn around, you may go to poverty and fall into hell without finding a trace of it. In fact, the two endings given by Kexin all talk about the same truth, but one explains it from the negative side, and the other explains it from the positive side. Of course, it would be unfair to say that Yangyang's reaction to Fu Lingxi's remark about favoring boys over girls was to make a fuss out of a molehill. I believe she sincerely felt at the time that this was one of the worst mistakes a man could make and therefore unforgivable. As Ke Xin said in a reply to a certain comment: When people are too young, they often take things that are not that important in reality too seriously, and at the same time take things that are really important in the first place too lightly. It is difficult to say that this is a mistake, because it is unavoidable. The wisdom of life is not something you are born with, and it is not something you can learn without a teacher if you are talented, but it requires sufficient age and experience to acquire it. Therefore, Yangyang did not understand this truth until much later. In the first ending, this came too late, and everything that should have been missed was missed. But in the second ending, fortunately, everything was not too late. The story written by Ke Xin is beautiful and true. True love lasts for a long time. Among my most familiar friends, there are several couples who got married. They were each other's first love, and the happiness after marriage is rare for most couples. Many readers in the comments here have a somewhat pessimistic tone, thinking that if Yang Yang and Fu Lingxi are really together, they may not be happy for a long time. In fact, I know that everyone mainly wants to comfort themselves so that they will not be too sad when they see them separate. At least I firmly believe that they will be happy, because they have gone through enough running-in when they were together, and Yangyang is obviously the person for Fu Lingxi. He can tolerate no matter how many shortcomings she has, and even enjoy them. I think it can be said that he really fell in love with everything about her, including her willful and unruly bad temper. What's more, after Yangyang grows up and matures, and finally learns how to love, she will no longer be as self-centered and ignorant as she used to be. I really like this story and the people in it. From them, I can see my own youth and the shadow of the young man I once was. I would like to express my appreciation for this and pay tribute to our supremely beautiful youth and first love!
Objectively speaking, based on the personalities of the male and female protagonists, the second ending is the most reasonable. Fu Lingxi is a perseverant person, and Yangyang is also an emotional person. Many people think that the first ending is the most realistic. In fact, it is because in reality many people lack a sense of security and are unwilling to believe or give in to a relationship, so they break up after graduation. College sweethearts who break up because of work and future are ultimately not deeply in love or are selfish. I don't feel pity when I see such couples. The personalities of Fu Lingxi and Yang Yang are in sync with each other, and there is no major conflict in their values. It is normal for them to reconcile in the end. There are many people around me who get married after falling in love once, and there are also people who have been in love many times and are still single in their recent thirties. The latter's character is more or less extreme. So, love, how it starts depends on fate, and how it ends depends on personality. (I am talking about most situations in life~~excluding love between life and death, sadomasochism and so on)
The sweet ending should still be everyone's favorite! People generally hope to see things in the article that are not available in reality, so that at least they feel that the world is still beautiful, but I have not encountered it, which can be regarded as a kind of psychological comfort, haha...