Long Live Heartbreak

I would like to ask, will this article be updated?

Quite interesting, with some novel angles

The story was so exciting that I read the entire book in one afternoon. But after reading it, I felt very unhappy, which may be related to my strong character. Please allow me to ask a question to the author. I was particularly impressed by three plots in the article, namely: first, in order to secretly give precious gifts from concerts or plays to his first love, the male protagonist deceived the female protagonist and said that he had not got it; second, in public at the company's high-level meeting, he suspected that the female protagonist who had kindly taken him in for the night had stolen his computer secrets, which resulted in damage to the company's interests; third, he clearly knew that the female protagonist was in charge of that column, but could not bear the pleading of his first love, and actually (he really did this, I was speechless) As a senior executive in the company, the heroine recommended the first love to the position and successfully squeezed out the heroine's position; fourthly, the heroine went to her first love to fight with her because her writing fruits were stolen by her first love and she learned that she was squeezed out of her job position. The hero wanted to protect the weak person who was beaten, so he pushed the heroine to the ground and kept his first love in his arms; fifthly, because the hero has always been obsessed with his first love, he has been using the same perfume, food, restaurants, movies and cars. Wait, wait. I just want to ask, is the female protagonist really ugly and worthless, so she forgives the male protagonist when she says "I'm sorry, I was wrong" time and time again, and even chooses to be together in the end? I even have a vicious hope that the heroine will be happy with the man she cheated on with her. . . . . .

It looks good. . .

Hahaha~~Tangtang, have you ever noticed that peach blossoms are blooming all around you~~A tall and handsome affordable man~~A dream idol who has both the style of a great god and a male god~~A rich second-generation tsundere who is deeply in love and waiting for you to save~~There is always one that suits you~~*^O^*

I particularly like the story of Hu Jingrong at the beginning of the novel. I think both men and women should live with integrity like this. Even if love is gone, there is still career, and career is the most loyal companion. So I continued reading with great joy, and then I saw Qiu Shi, a character that I particularly disliked. First of all, his sharp words against a columnist made me very unhappy; secondly, Tang Yao's views on relationships are actually my views. I really felt like this guy was pointing his nose at me and scolding me for being meaningless. I wanted to put a cross on every one of his names with a red pen. Later, I patiently read on and learned about his bumpy love life and twisted family. However, instead of arousing my sympathy, this guy made me extremely disgusted with this guy who even though he has a soft heart, he still can't hide the fact that he has a sharp and venomous tongue and is ungentlemanly. Every time he bullied Tang Yao, I wanted to pull him out of the book and beat him up! Although he helped Tang Yao a lot, his pretentious attitude still made me angry. So much so that when I saw my beloved Tang Yao confessing to him first, my heart started to bleed. His attitude of "Okay, since you like me, let's give it a try, but I don't guarantee that I like you" made me so angry that he even added "This is my responsibility to you" at the end. I almost died suddenly in the room. ... Towards the end of the novel, Tang Yao was beating the green tea bitch, and Yue rushed over to hug the bitch and pushed Yao down. For the first time, I had the idea of burning books (except textbooks). In addition, in the novel, Yue's various deeds, various saints, impeccableness, and seriousness made me have the urge to strangle this man in the stinky ditch countless times. Alas, later I calmed down and thought about it, it would be the most cruel thing if there is nothing truly hateful about a hateful person. I admit that purely objectively speaking, that guy Yue is a decent and reliable person, but I still feel that Tang Yao is not worth it for him. (Actually, I particularly like Jing Hong, but after reading the epilogue that he had an affair with Lu Yan, I felt relieved.) This is not the first time I have seen such cruelty in a certain Mu's writing. Ji Xiang, Han Yuanqi, and Bai Ranjing Qing both made me vomit blood. It's still your sentence, "Love is helpless." As long as Tang Yao feels happy, that will be fine. But I really want to say these things out, otherwise I will be choked to death!

I saw it on JJ yesterday. I bought the book today and it has arrived. What the fuck? Can anyone tell me why the male protagonist collapsed~Why? Why? I would rather the heroine had sex than the two of them together~ Hey, such a good girl was wasted~

Nice! When will it be updated?

Actually, I'm here to make up for the points. Many of the articles recommended by JJ recently are not to my liking. Only after reading this article did I have the urge to buy a book.

Surprisingly, I found a good article. The writing style is humorous, relaxed and sharp. The heroine is thoughtful and individual. I like it very much.