This is the sequel to Entangled. Please read Entangled first.
Previously: Feiran and Yan Yan are two young people from a poor mountain village. They love and cherish each other with all their hearts, doing everything they can to protect their beautiful, pure love.
Ouyang Yi, a wealthy young master, is moved by Feiran's bravery, resilience, stubbornness, and slightly nagging nature, and accidentally gets caught up in this game of love.
Through threats and temptations, taking what he wants by force, he tries every means to keep Feiran by his side. And so the story begins.
Link to Entangled
Synopsis: College student Jin Haochen meets a beggar who refuses to speak after getting into a drunken brawl. Feeling a little guilty, he takes the beggar in. As they spend time together, he gradually becomes attracted to the handsome beggar, only to discover during a medical examination that the beggar has obvious gunshot wounds.
A painful past opens the story of four people. A tangled relationship that no one is willing to let go of wears their hearts down.
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So in the end both Yan Yan and Pei Ran died? Kim and Ou are widowed? ? Why didn't I understand?
Hey, I didn't expect Yan to die too, but that's normal. They were all too tired.
After reading this book, I really felt helpless. I always like to take myself in when reading. How can ordinary people bear that kind of helplessness and pain? I hope this ending is unfinished, but after death, Yan also went to the rooftop...
I was really abused. Everyone has knots in their hearts that cannot be untied. In the end, no one got happiness. How could this happen? How could this happen? Alas...
Although this ending is heartbreaking, it also feels a bit fateful. Ou's paranoia completely destroyed Fei Ran, and eventually took away his young life. The most innocent person in this entanglement is Yanyan. He lost his lover and his mother. He has been a beggar for 6 years and cannot speak. If he hadn't met Jin, he probably wouldn't have survived. How many more years can he be a beggar? Although Ou Feiran is the initiator of all this, doesn't Feiran have no responsibility? Without his warmth and care for Ou from the beginning, would Ou have fallen in love with him? After hurting his eyes and taking advantage of Ou, will Ou fall in love with him? Ten years, such a long time, Fei Ran may not realize it when he is well-dressed and well-fed, but as for Yanyan, how did he survive the long winter when he was short of food and clothing day by day? In ten years, Feiran has not visited him once, has not given any information to Yanyan, and has no idea about the harm Ou has done to him? Why did he think Yanyan would be alive and well waiting for him? If Yanyan dies, what's the point of his so-called forbearance? Why should he say sorry to Ou? Doesn't he know how much Ou hurt Yanyan? Although his final death was ostensibly because Yan Yan broke up with him, the real reason was Ou and himself. There are some doubts. Did Yanyan go to Feiran in the end? Why did he burn the past with Feiran? Did Feiran plan to die after Yanyan left? Did Yan Yan also die in the end? Fortunately, the author did not write about Feiran and Ou. It is unimaginable that Feiran, after knowing what kind of life Yanyan lived, would live with the person who tried to put Yanyan to death several times and ruined the love between him and Yanyan?
Love that is too persistent will leave you with pain in the end. There is no right or wrong, only powerlessness against reality and blessings for beautiful love. The reason why we hope for a long-lasting love so much is because in reality, there are too few people who can love each other sincerely for a long time. It cannot be said that there are none, but there are very few!
The ending is pretty good. I like Pei Ran (haha, I suddenly remembered that Pei Ran from Zhida is also a BE). Because I love Pei Ran, I also love Yan Yan. I feel like President Ou is out of place in this book, haha. Pei Ran and Yan Yan are tied together just like the names written by the author. Destined. Don't worry about whether Yanyan will be with Jin in the next life. He belongs to Pei Ran in this life. If we can't live together, then we will die. Although I cried my eyes out in the end, I was still satisfied.
Every time I'm tortured like a dog, I feel a little sad for those people who don't get what they ask for.
Rather than saying that Yanyan fell in love with someone, it was better to say that he fell in love with love and the sweetness and warmth of being loved. There is a kind of person whose love has little to do with the object of his love. It is just because he needs love, and at this time, someone happens to appear who can give him a peaceful, stable and warm life. Yes, he can "love" anyone. Of course I don't mean to accuse him of anything. Everyone has the right to pursue what they want. Love is just a real desire and pursuit in people's hearts. Therefore, the most unacceptable thing is not that Yanyan falls in love with another person, but the reason why he falls in love with someone else, and uses this reason to show an innocent attitude of an injured person to win forgiveness and sympathy in the name of serious love. I would rather Yan Yan love to love openly, to be loyal to someone because you love someone, rather than to love someone because of loyalty. If you do the opposite, you are not falling in love with someone, but falling in love. Only because love represents nobility, greatness, sweetness and tenderness to the world, and because these auras are so highly respected, will we emphasize loyalty to love. If you can't even face your true feelings honestly, how can you talk about being loyal to love?
Love is just one person's true desire and pursuit of another. This statement is inherently problematic when Yanyan begins to feel that the long wait is a pain and burden. Feelings are not a question of right or wrong. When you are longing for and waiting for someone, what makes you miserable is not the long waiting time but the fact that you cannot crowd the other person. But when you feel that waiting for someone is painful in itself, whether you can still have someone is no longer the focus of your concern. Love is just everyone's right, but it is not an obligation to others. There is no need to keep moaning and pretending to be miserable while carrying the big sign of "love" when you are not in love. Please also don't worship "love" on the altar. Attracted by the aura of "love", you can turn to others for the sweetness and warmth you desire, or you can give up your current lover again because of the moral aura advertised by "love". What's more, once a person chooses to be realistic, don't expect that he will one day become emotional again and sacrifice himself for others. In fact, human behavior is traceable. The starting point of Yanyan's choice to "love" Haochen and his choice to leave Haochen because of "guilt" are to satisfy his own inner needs. The former needs the warmth of being loved, while the latter needs to alleviate guilt and feel better inside. But in the final analysis, it is all to satisfy one's inner needs at that time. Doing moral things to satisfy your moral sense is not true morality. It is an implicit pursuit of fame and fortune.
The ending of this story feels too utilitarian, more formal than practical. The relationship between Yan Yan and Fei Ran is certainly regrettable (but I feel that in that situation, it is also a relief for Fei Ran.) Although I don't like Yan Yan because of Fei Ran, but having to go to another life for some superficial form ruined a relationship (Yan Yan and Haochen's). Once again destroying valuable things in life to win readers' sympathy and consume readers' sadness, this will only make readers who already have a grudge against Yan Yan feel that Yan Yan's image has become hypocritical. After all, if you can't regard love as a lifelong commitment, why give up being with Haochen.
So in the end both Yan Yan and Pei Ran died? Kim and Ou are widowed? ? Why didn't I understand?
Hey, I didn't expect Yan to die too, but that's normal. They were all too tired.
After reading this book, I really felt helpless. I always like to take myself in when reading. How can ordinary people bear that kind of helplessness and pain? I hope this ending is unfinished, but after death, Yan also went to the rooftop...
I was really abused. Everyone has knots in their hearts that cannot be untied. In the end, no one got happiness. How could this happen? How could this happen? Alas...
Although this ending is heartbreaking, it also feels a bit fateful. Ou's paranoia completely destroyed Fei Ran, and eventually took away his young life. The most innocent person in this entanglement is Yanyan. He lost his lover and his mother. He has been a beggar for 6 years and cannot speak. If he hadn't met Jin, he probably wouldn't have survived. How many more years can he be a beggar? Although Ou Feiran is the initiator of all this, doesn't Feiran have no responsibility? Without his warmth and care for Ou from the beginning, would Ou have fallen in love with him? After hurting his eyes and taking advantage of Ou, will Ou fall in love with him? Ten years, such a long time, Fei Ran may not realize it when he is well-dressed and well-fed, but as for Yanyan, how did he survive the long winter when he was short of food and clothing day by day? In ten years, Feiran has not visited him once, has not given any information to Yanyan, and has no idea about the harm Ou has done to him? Why did he think Yanyan would be alive and well waiting for him? If Yanyan dies, what's the point of his so-called forbearance? Why should he say sorry to Ou? Doesn't he know how much Ou hurt Yanyan? Although his final death was ostensibly because Yan Yan broke up with him, the real reason was Ou and himself. There are some doubts. Did Yanyan go to Feiran in the end? Why did he burn the past with Feiran? Did Feiran plan to die after Yanyan left? Did Yan Yan also die in the end? Fortunately, the author did not write about Feiran and Ou. It is unimaginable that Feiran, after knowing what kind of life Yanyan lived, would live with the person who tried to put Yanyan to death several times and ruined the love between him and Yanyan?
Love that is too persistent will leave you with pain in the end. There is no right or wrong, only powerlessness against reality and blessings for beautiful love. The reason why we hope for a long-lasting love so much is because in reality, there are too few people who can love each other sincerely for a long time. It cannot be said that there are none, but there are very few!
The ending is pretty good. I like Pei Ran (haha, I suddenly remembered that Pei Ran from Zhida is also a BE). Because I love Pei Ran, I also love Yan Yan. I feel like President Ou is out of place in this book, haha. Pei Ran and Yan Yan are tied together just like the names written by the author. Destined. Don't worry about whether Yanyan will be with Jin in the next life. He belongs to Pei Ran in this life. If we can't live together, then we will die. Although I cried my eyes out in the end, I was still satisfied.
Every time I'm tortured like a dog, I feel a little sad for those people who don't get what they ask for.
Rather than saying that Yanyan fell in love with someone, it was better to say that he fell in love with love and the sweetness and warmth of being loved. There is a kind of person whose love has little to do with the object of his love. It is just because he needs love, and at this time, someone happens to appear who can give him a peaceful, stable and warm life. Yes, he can "love" anyone. Of course I don't mean to accuse him of anything. Everyone has the right to pursue what they want. Love is just a real desire and pursuit in people's hearts. Therefore, the most unacceptable thing is not that Yanyan falls in love with another person, but the reason why he falls in love with someone else, and uses this reason to show an innocent attitude of an injured person to win forgiveness and sympathy in the name of serious love. I would rather Yan Yan love to love openly, to be loyal to someone because you love someone, rather than to love someone because of loyalty. If you do the opposite, you are not falling in love with someone, but falling in love. Only because love represents nobility, greatness, sweetness and tenderness to the world, and because these auras are so highly respected, will we emphasize loyalty to love. If you can't even face your true feelings honestly, how can you talk about being loyal to love? Love is just one person's true desire and pursuit of another. This statement is inherently problematic when Yanyan begins to feel that the long wait is a pain and burden. Feelings are not a question of right or wrong. When you are longing for and waiting for someone, what makes you miserable is not the long waiting time but the fact that you cannot crowd the other person. But when you feel that waiting for someone is painful in itself, whether you can still have someone is no longer the focus of your concern. Love is just everyone's right, but it is not an obligation to others. There is no need to keep moaning and pretending to be miserable while carrying the big sign of "love" when you are not in love. Please also don't worship "love" on the altar. Attracted by the aura of "love", you can turn to others for the sweetness and warmth you desire, or you can give up your current lover again because of the moral aura advertised by "love". What's more, once a person chooses to be realistic, don't expect that he will one day become emotional again and sacrifice himself for others. In fact, human behavior is traceable. The starting point of Yanyan's choice to "love" Haochen and his choice to leave Haochen because of "guilt" are to satisfy his own inner needs. The former needs the warmth of being loved, while the latter needs to alleviate guilt and feel better inside. But in the final analysis, it is all to satisfy one's inner needs at that time. Doing moral things to satisfy your moral sense is not true morality. It is an implicit pursuit of fame and fortune. The ending of this story feels too utilitarian, more formal than practical. The relationship between Yan Yan and Fei Ran is certainly regrettable (but I feel that in that situation, it is also a relief for Fei Ran.) Although I don't like Yan Yan because of Fei Ran, but having to go to another life for some superficial form ruined a relationship (Yan Yan and Haochen's). Once again destroying valuable things in life to win readers' sympathy and consume readers' sadness, this will only make readers who already have a grudge against Yan Yan feel that Yan Yan's image has become hypocritical. After all, if you can't regard love as a lifelong commitment, why give up being with Haochen.
What did Pei Ran say...