Shattered Jade (Complete)

The author may have cut out a lot of "domestic violence" content for the sake of readability (who wants to read about a habitual domestic violence criminal? Please), but it also led to many readers in the comment area being confused and not understanding the behavioral and linguistic logic of the protagonist, especially the heroine. In fact, the hints in the first few chapters are very clear. The first sentence the male protagonist said when he recalled the regret in the past was "... Every time I hit her, she just cried." From the text of the last few chapters, we can only see that the conflict of language made the female protagonist commit suicide in excitement. It is true that there is a "domestic violence" plot in the article, but it has been reduced to a total of three slaps, and it does not have a direct causal relationship with the heroine. It is probably because it is too clear for readers to read. In fact, the words, thoughts and actions of the male and female protagonists are very typical of the psychology of domestic violence offenders and victims of domestic violence. Reading with this idea, you will feel that the heroine's avoidance, timidity and fear are very reasonable, and it is indeed hinted at at the beginning of the chapter.

After reading it, I just felt sad and sad. Both of them are lucky and unlucky. Fortunately, we met someone who loved us so much and lived happily together. Unfortunately neither of them knows how to love each other. Murong Qingyi loves people only in his own way, being domineering but not considering other people's feelings. Although he has changed, he still does things that Su Su hates and associates with other women. Susu loves others, giving everything in her heart, silently, without telling him, feeling inferior and strong at the same time. Both of them are as stubborn as fire. If they don't change themselves together, they are destined to be unable to go on. They can only silently protect each other from a distance. But the ending is still a pity, we should let each other know the love in our hearts.

If Susu had been called out by Miss Wang that day, gone home, and told the third son the truth, there would have been no misunderstanding at all. . . . . . . . . Why does Mao want to stay in a hotel to give Mr. Zhang an opportunity to be infatuated and give her husband a chance to misunderstand me? . . . . . . . . . . . What an idiot. . . . . . . . . It seems that Mu Lan is not a good person either. Even though she knows that Wang is related to San, she insists on dragging Su to dinner and watching a movie. This only adds fuel to the fire.

Why didn't I understand who Murong married later? Did I miss something? If you know, please explain. Thank you.

They have loved each other, but not each other... The two of them used their love to tie themselves up in a very violent way, and in the end they could even he... I can't figure out why not just let Su Su die.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh watching us missing each other because of distrust. The TV series is being filmed now. I don`t know how well it was written hahaha. I hope the gangsters can intervene to ensure the quality. Looking forward to it.

It's so frustrating to watch! The hero and heroine are so pretentious, they play guessing games all day long, they have two glass hearts, will they die if they explain themselves? This cannot be the case in life. The writing style is good, but every article is so cruel. I wonder if the author has any psychological shadow.

How important is communication

There is really nothing to say about the writing style of this book. The author has good writing style. It makes people feel that the characters are so vivid, just like people you know, and they have such personalities as you know them. There are many heart-wrenching parts of the story, and it makes you suffer inch by inch with them, but you are still willing to endure the pain!

The psychology of the writing is very real. I, the only person reading it, can feel Susu's heart-wrenching state of mind. Therefore, this article just made me cry slowly. It turns out that sometimes even sadness is so quiet.