
Until Spring Has Passed
直到春天过去
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 288k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
66Chapters
2.8kFavorites
10.0Score
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19.3kClicks per chapter
4.4kComments
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Reader comments 47
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I have watched it for the first time more than ten years ago, probably five or six times, and I watch it every one or two years. Comparatively speaking, Spring touches me more than Suhu. Although I started with Suhu, I prefer this kind of story that is still yours after thousands of sails. I am very touched and emotional. Momo and the young master are very lucky, but they have earned this luck by themselves. I hope that we in life can also be determined and lucky.
After seven years, I look at spring again. The stories that moved me back then can still make me burst into tears.
I have read this book more than 10 times, and I still feel sad every time I read it. I hope to see his TV series version one day
I left my tears to Momo and the young master again
Fortunately, the two people who went back and forth and fell in love are still together. I hate Chu Ling the most in the whole text. Why did I give her such a good ending? .
In any case, Momo's deepest pain comes from the male protagonist getting married and having children.
I watched the updated Flowers a few days ago, and when I saw Momo and Young Master, I suddenly remembered spring, so I came to watch it again. I put all the physical books at home, and I didn't put any books about youth literature at work. When I came back and read the mobile version, I realized that I had been so busy in the past few years that I had almost forgotten how I felt when I read books. Every book written by Sister Cha has made me cry a lot. I really want every protagonist and supporting character in the book to compensate me. However, looking at their experiences, I always feel that they are so real, as if they are happening around me, so I will cry, laugh, and be moved as the plot develops... The biggest feeling is that whether it is He Luo, Momo or Xiao Juzi, they have each passed the various experiences brought by life and found what they want. Very nice!
It turns out that Zuo Jun still has such an abusive period, and she still can't let it go. Maybe she can only let go after Mo Da gets married.
After reading so many articles, I couldn't stand some of them and just closed them. This is the article. I kept reading it even though I didn't want to read it. I hope the author doesn't want them to be together but I know there is little hope but I still read it anyway. It's so cruel. Speaking of this article, I really feel that the ending of he is unnecessary and far-fetched. Some feelings are very beautiful and unforgettable, but if they are missed, they are missed, and it will not be the same feeling as before when they are found again. If they have to be pinched together, it can only be said to be the author's best wishes, just a fairy tale. Facing a baby born to a man who loves her deeply and another woman, and having a baby of her own in the future, it will be a mess every day, and no matter how deep the love is, it will be worn away. Forgive me for being too realistic and un-Mother-like.
I came across "Until Spring Passes" around 2017, when I was in my second year of high school and accidentally discovered this book in a bookstore. The cover of this book is green, and it feels like spring. So, I bought a copy with my pocket money. I remember that after reading it, I was full of yearning for college life. I have never forgotten the words quoted in the book: "Yichuan tobacco, the city is full of wind and rain, and plums are yellow and rainy". To this day, almost ten years later, "Until Spring Passes" will always be my favorite!