
(Autumn in My Heart) The Love I Want
(蓝色生死恋)我要的爱
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 177k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 14y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
60Chapters
975Favorites
11.4kClicks per chapter
355Comments
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Reader comments 47
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I feel that this article is the most reasonable and touching one in my heart that I have ever read, so I will never forget it. . . Especially what happened with Han, the emotions were lightly integrated into it. In fact, I rarely read other articles about the emotional entanglement between Tae Hee and Xin Ai. This article is very well written and innovative. It seems to be a scam, but it is really well written. . . Also, let me tell the author that I am a fan of Xin Ai's article. This article may not be the best but in my mind it is the best article that I have read so many times. I hope you can read my comments. In fact, I had guessed that Qi was the male protagonist before. . . This is not bad, but then the author asked me to give up. Fortunately, although he is very good, I feel that Taixi is more suitable for this article. Sixth Sense, that's how I feel, but Qi Ershao is really charming and cute.
Suddenly, I went from a fan I really liked to a strange Taiwanese romance, and I was so embarrassed that black lines appeared everywhere~
-=I totally forgot why I sold them all. . . It's so confusing. . Can't you cut through the mess a little quickly? . . . Fans of the blue one want to see it but don't dare. . Either he's too crazy, or he's too procrastinating or something like that (face covering)
I just came out and shed tears!
Finally updated… More... Well, I really don't want to give a negative score...
When will it be updated? I'm very impatient to wait.
Is it really going to be a trap???? Why! Give up the trap decisively. . . . .
I also hope that the male lead is Han Tae Suk because the two have similar backgrounds and lifestyles. As for the second young master, I feel that he is still very out of tune.
Poor Han Tae Suk. . . .
The last sentence is the most classic