"I've loved, hated, been hurt, and suffered, but I still thank the heavens for letting me meet you during the most carefree years of my life."
After time had passed, Xiang Mingyang looked back on all the little moments from his youth when he fell in love with an older woman. Only then did he suddenly realize: I'd been so happy all along.
This is a lighthearted memoir filled with laughter, sadness, sweetness, and tangled emotions, Yi Qingchen's first semi-autobiographical novel: Don't Disturb Love.
I hope I won't miss you again in the life ahead of me.
Xiao Tu can't resist asking for comments and favorites, either. Those pitiful click counts make it hard to find the motivation to keep updating... Come on, it doesn't take much effort to click, does it? (Okay, honestly, if nobody reads it, I'll lose face in front of that older woman --!)
When will you update????????????
Woohoo~~ When will you come back, author???
Sister Mo Yu is still very unusual towards Xiao Yangzi… In other words, these two are very similar to Wang Gu and Shi Yeshang in Sanqiandabi to some extent.
Looks like I forgot to scatter flowers
It seems that the current situation between me and her is just different in identity. Fortunately, she and I are still friends, and she is not cold to me. It's just that the relationship has changed. If you really love the other person too much, you can forgive anything and not care about anything. As long as the person you love now is yourself, that's fine. After all, you were not involved in the past and have no right to interfere or evaluate the other person's past. At the beginning, I didn't mind anything. In the end, I cared a little bit about everything. Haha. Now as long as the other person is still there, I still care about the other person in my heart. All I can say is that there is a long road ahead.
I read Chapter 2 backwards, and I just want to say that real life is no longer perfect, and novels are inherently fictitious. I hope for a perfect love that lasts forever. This kind of indecision is full of adultery. . . . I really can't stand it.
Long-distance love is really unreliable, especially if you meet someone online, they will meet each other after they get to know each other and establish a relationship, but the two of them are in different places, their identities are already working, etc., So they don't have this opportunity. I can only say that Sister Yu may have experienced too much turmoil in her previous relationship. From her resolute departure after having no children, it can be seen that her view of love is very understandable. She is too rational in dealing with Xiaoyang's cheating. She has been prepared since she noticed Xiaoyang's unstable mind, which also led to her being extremely calm after seeing Xiaoyang's cheating. The subsequent breakup was probably also due to Xiaoyang's own reasons, right? Is it uncertainty about oneself? Is it cautiousness in the face of feelings? Or do you still miss Jian Wei? Or have you lost confidence in this relationship? I guess it was Xiao Yang who proposed the breakup himself. If it was Sister Yu, Sister Yu would never contact Xiao Yang again. Did Xiao Yang regret it after he proposed it? The mental asymmetry between the two also makes Xiaoyang destined to be a loser in this love. As I said before, she will feel very tired due to long distances and no chance to meet. The love between two people can only be stable through living and communicating together, but obviously their current situation is not allowed. So I still hope that the communication between the next two people will not just rely on these phone and network communications, but real face-to-face, otherwise even if they get back together after breaking up, it will not last long.
It can only be said that the author keeps saying that novels do not represent all of reality but continues to deify the protagonist. His thinking is not normal.
Love is sometimes just obsession, If Jane doesn't leave, the outcome will be difficult to say. . So just to let them continue to develop and let Jane go, I was a bit speechless.
Alas, what is supposed to come will still come, and what should be faced will still be faced. If we read the article from Mo Yiran's point of view, Xiang Mingyang will definitely be demoted as worthless. After all, betrayers are not pitied, but from Xiao Yang's point of view, we can see how pitiful she is. It can only be said that there was a mistake. Although I pity Xiaoyang, I still have to mention one thing. If Xiaoyang cheated on her during the cold war or quarrel between Sister Yu and Xiaoyang, then I can understand it, but it is obvious that the two of them were caring about each other one second, but Xiaoyang was sober and having sex with another person the next second. Is it just a temporary infatuation that is difficult to control? Or do you want to get the warmth you haven't got? Not necessarily. I want to find a reasonable reason to forgive Xiao Yang, but I can't find one. Even though Yu Jie has failed to do it in the past, she will not be forgiven for having a one-night stand with others, let alone when there is no conflict between the two and Xiao Yang is sober. From this point alone, the chance of the two getting back together is very small, so let's see how the author arranges for these two to get back together? Hopefully the reason isn't too far-fetched. Judging from the conversation between the two in Chapter 1, Sister Yu's life is still as colorful after the two broke up, right? How I hope that Yu Jie deliberately created an illusion to make Xiao Yang feel that she is not recognized around her. Although I think the former is more likely to be based on Yu Jie's personality, but if so, from a character point of view, Yu Jie is still not lovable, because there is nothing for Xiao Yang to forget about Yu Jie. Is it possible that it is the best just because she can't get it? I would like to give a suggestion to the author. It is recommended that the following articles be written in the third person or from the perspective of Yu Jie. Everyone knows the status of Yu Jie in Xiaoyang's heart, but they also want to know whether Yu Jie still feels for Xiao Yang after the separation? Please write more about Yujie, make the characters more three-dimensional and likable, and try to speed up the progress. After all, I also want to see how these two deal with their relationship later.