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He stubbornly kept her by his side
Whether she wanted to stay or not
She belonged to him. He couldn't bear to let her leave, and he would never let her go
An obsession taken too far becomes possessiveness
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Zhong Nian was always the runner-up in school
Debate competitions, choir performances, school plays: she was always the understudy behind the star, never given a chance to take the stage
Even in a family-arranged marriage, she was pushed forward as the backup after the intended bride turned it down
Perhaps she was simply destined never to shine
But one day, her indifferent fiance suddenly lost his memory
Lu Heqin was caught in a car accident. When he woke up, he had lost some of his memories
He couldn't remember anyone else. All he recalled was Zhong Nian, her face full of worry as she rushed to protect him just before the crash
Lu Heqin hugged Zhong Nian. "We must be in love."
Zhong Nian: "No, this is a huge misunderstanding."
Looking at Lu Heqin, who believed she was his true love, a bold idea came to Zhong Nian:
Why not take advantage of this and have some fun first?
Their good days didn't last long. Zhong Keyi, the intended bride, returned home, and Lu Heqin regained his memories
Mocked as "a perennial backup fantasizing about becoming the star," Zhong Nian sheepishly packed up and left
But one day, Lu Heqin suddenly came looking for her. "You used me and then walked away. Do you have a heart?"
Zhong Nian: "Don't make things up. I never used you."
#What goes around comes around. Even the backup gets her chance to shine#
Theme:
The female protagonist does not love the male protagonist, she is just helpless and compromised. She has a career and children, is tired of love, and does not pursue any love. The male protagonist will never get the love from the female protagonist, and he will never get the heroine's resignation.
This is the end, I'm still not satisfied, I'm looking forward to Xiao Qiqi's new pitfalls...
Can't you add some meat? . .
I wish Boss Xiang will suffer every night
I feel so sorry for little Heng Heng. I really want to whip him hard with a small leather whip. Ah Qi, please, please, please, please []
Damn, the kid knows how to play soy sauce and yet he says he hasn't fallen in love yet, so he is a loser to the boss →_→
It's so frustrating. The heroine has resolved all her resentment and hatred by herself. She has never spoken to the male lead, she has not spoken to her parents and friends, and she has only said a few light words to the male lead, "I hate you", which is a complete punch on the cotton. Her resentment has never been expressed. Not only has it not been vented, but it has doubled back to her heart. It is so aggrieved. I hope she can regain her ability to love, and of course not to the male lead, who is a scumbag.
This is the end, I'm still not satisfied, I'm looking forward to Xiao Qiqi's new pitfalls...
I really feel that I didn't write about it. Ah Qi will mention it in other articles. I really feel that this article didn't write about it, but it's over. It's really sad. . . A bit rushed. . .
I think it tends to end badly! I don't like Yiheng's temperament, he is meek and doesn't feel like he has any ups and downs of love or hate! As for Xiang Zha, I won't talk about it...