For twenty years, Jin Diao has guarded the Xi Bracelet, all so he can help Xi Zhuo grow from a pleasure-seeking young lady into a capable head of the family.
But when Xi Zhuo finally manages it, the first thing she does is turn around and deal with him. = =
Alas, when I saw the end, I didn't want to read any more. The ending and the truth of the matter are really unacceptable. To be able to run back to find the male protagonist like this shows that so many years of wandering and hard work are nothing to the female protagonist, or that the injuries she suffered were not deep enough and not enough to have any impact on her heart. Talking about something irrelevant... I personally have a very shameful self-esteem, which is so strong that if I were to encounter such a situation, I would rather torture myself to death than look back. My heart went cold. I saw some long comments from some relatives saying that when Xiao Xi is changing at home, what she needs is people to accompany her and support her. I couldn't agree more with this point. No matter how deep the wound on a person's body is, it can't be compared to any wound on the heart. As long as the heart is not dead, he will not fall and there will still be hope... But what did the male protagonist do? It's a little sad... Maybe it's because the love I imagine in my mind is too ridiculous, too frivolous, and always hard to reconcile.
The comment about forcing the fruit candy kisser downstairs, I have no love for this kind of person who hurts his lover under the banner of "for your own good" +1. He is worse than the enemy +10086
I didn't fall in love with the male protagonist the whole time I watched this, and I even felt that the female protagonist's mother was very excessive, using her daughter's filial piety to him and completely ignoring her thoughts to push the female protagonist so hard. The heroine has always concealed the fact that Xi Xiu sold the land deed to her house - even though all this was a scene that they all knew and even did - I think this heart is amazing, hiding such a crucial and important part, and she did not tell or criticize the person who should know the most.
After reading the author's reply... Such a mother is really terrible. Aren't you afraid that it will backfire and destroy her daughter? How cruel. Sometimes some wounds will heal over time and disappear. The wounds on the body will disappear one day, but the wounds on the heart will not. Even if one day I can forgive or even understand their difficulties, I will never forgive them for the injuries they suffered. I personally understand this deeply.
The second male lead is also quite pitiful, he just became a victim of the relationship between the female protagonist and the male protagonist... When I first saw that he had lost his legs, I thought that the female protagonist would be at his side from now on. I actually quite like the second male lead, which is a bit of a pity.
... I accidentally talked so much nonsense without any logic. OTZ just felt depressed after watching it and wanted to express it.
I didn't understand it at the end.
Hua Junming is so pitiful. Can't you open a hole for him?
It's so miserable, it's so miserable~
I understand: it was probably a scene to allow the heroine to train and become a responsible head of the family.
However, Jin Feng thought it was a show, but the heroine took it seriously. And there is obviously a better reason: for example, if Jin is transferred far away (of course it is fake), doesn't the heroine also have to face "family changes" alone? However, he chose the worst method.
There is no way, I really have no love for this kind of "lover" who "destroys the Great Wall of China". There is a saying: If you are not afraid of opponents who are like wolves, be afraid of teammates who are like pigs. The same is true in love. People who do harm under the banner of "for your own good" are really more powerful than enemies - because you will be on guard against enemies. Most people can't bear this kind of sudden twitching of their lover.
To be honest, it's a ridiculous reason. . . I really don't know what to say. . .
Seriously, why haven't you said the most important thing yet? I see you keep saying irrelevant things around this final reason
After not coming for a long time, I saw that Hua Junming was so nervous about Xiao Xi in this chapter, and suddenly felt that it would be good for her to marry Hua - at least he knew how to love someone. The truth told by Jin Kao is no longer necessary: because no matter what, he personally destroyed Xiao Xi's trust in him and made her no longer believe in love.
Of course, maybe the author will reverse Hua Junming's image in the next chapter. The truth may be that the family change that year was related to the Hua family. If this is the case, I think Xiao Xi might as well be single. She would rather be single than get along with these two (one with low emotional intelligence and the other with a hidden smile).
I had always felt good or bad about Hua Junming before. After reading this chapter, I felt the urge to correct myself. Being with someone who loves me so much, being cared for and cared for, seems like this is the happiness worth choosing. . . Nanzhu's magic truth, why is it necessary? The damage has already been done.
Just follow Jun Ming. Don't play with others like this. .
Alas, when I saw the end, I didn't want to read any more. The ending and the truth of the matter are really unacceptable. To be able to run back to find the male protagonist like this shows that so many years of wandering and hard work are nothing to the female protagonist, or that the injuries she suffered were not deep enough and not enough to have any impact on her heart. Talking about something irrelevant... I personally have a very shameful self-esteem, which is so strong that if I were to encounter such a situation, I would rather torture myself to death than look back. My heart went cold. I saw some long comments from some relatives saying that when Xiao Xi is changing at home, what she needs is people to accompany her and support her. I couldn't agree more with this point. No matter how deep the wound on a person's body is, it can't be compared to any wound on the heart. As long as the heart is not dead, he will not fall and there will still be hope... But what did the male protagonist do? It's a little sad... Maybe it's because the love I imagine in my mind is too ridiculous, too frivolous, and always hard to reconcile.
The comment about forcing the fruit candy kisser downstairs, I have no love for this kind of person who hurts his lover under the banner of "for your own good" +1. He is worse than the enemy +10086 I didn't fall in love with the male protagonist the whole time I watched this, and I even felt that the female protagonist's mother was very excessive, using her daughter's filial piety to him and completely ignoring her thoughts to push the female protagonist so hard. The heroine has always concealed the fact that Xi Xiu sold the land deed to her house - even though all this was a scene that they all knew and even did - I think this heart is amazing, hiding such a crucial and important part, and she did not tell or criticize the person who should know the most. After reading the author's reply... Such a mother is really terrible. Aren't you afraid that it will backfire and destroy her daughter? How cruel. Sometimes some wounds will heal over time and disappear. The wounds on the body will disappear one day, but the wounds on the heart will not. Even if one day I can forgive or even understand their difficulties, I will never forgive them for the injuries they suffered. I personally understand this deeply. The second male lead is also quite pitiful, he just became a victim of the relationship between the female protagonist and the male protagonist... When I first saw that he had lost his legs, I thought that the female protagonist would be at his side from now on. I actually quite like the second male lead, which is a bit of a pity. ... I accidentally talked so much nonsense without any logic. OTZ just felt depressed after watching it and wanted to express it.
I didn't understand it at the end. Hua Junming is so pitiful. Can't you open a hole for him? It's so miserable, it's so miserable~
I understand: it was probably a scene to allow the heroine to train and become a responsible head of the family. However, Jin Feng thought it was a show, but the heroine took it seriously. And there is obviously a better reason: for example, if Jin is transferred far away (of course it is fake), doesn't the heroine also have to face "family changes" alone? However, he chose the worst method. There is no way, I really have no love for this kind of "lover" who "destroys the Great Wall of China". There is a saying: If you are not afraid of opponents who are like wolves, be afraid of teammates who are like pigs. The same is true in love. People who do harm under the banner of "for your own good" are really more powerful than enemies - because you will be on guard against enemies. Most people can't bear this kind of sudden twitching of their lover.
To be honest, it's a ridiculous reason. . . I really don't know what to say. . .
Seriously, why haven't you said the most important thing yet? I see you keep saying irrelevant things around this final reason
After not coming for a long time, I saw that Hua Junming was so nervous about Xiao Xi in this chapter, and suddenly felt that it would be good for her to marry Hua - at least he knew how to love someone. The truth told by Jin Kao is no longer necessary: because no matter what, he personally destroyed Xiao Xi's trust in him and made her no longer believe in love. Of course, maybe the author will reverse Hua Junming's image in the next chapter. The truth may be that the family change that year was related to the Hua family. If this is the case, I think Xiao Xi might as well be single. She would rather be single than get along with these two (one with low emotional intelligence and the other with a hidden smile).
I had always felt good or bad about Hua Junming before. After reading this chapter, I felt the urge to correct myself. Being with someone who loves me so much, being cared for and cared for, seems like this is the happiness worth choosing. . . Nanzhu's magic truth, why is it necessary? The damage has already been done.
Just follow Jun Ming. Don't play with others like this. .
Not to mention, I'm really anxious!