Deep Love

The first time I read this novel was when I was in elementary school. When I went to play at my uncle's house, I saw a book on my aunt's bookshelf called "Deep Love". I didn't understand much at all, but because it was about the love between a man and a woman, and it was very story-telling and life-like, I was fascinated by it, so I finished reading it. It's the first popular romance novel I've read, haha. At that time, when she saw Junzi being deceived by everyone and leaving the Ye family, she cried sadly for her. This book left a deep impression on me. When I grew up, I went to look for it on the Internet and found that it was actually written by Jinjiang. I have already read it four times, and I am about to graduate from college... In fact, now it seems that it is just a very vulgar overlord plot... Neither the three views nor some plot arrangements are reasonable, but the author The writing style makes up for this very well... It can be said that the plot is basic but the writing is not basic ≡ω≡ When I read these words written almost more than ten years ago, I saw the author cutely asking for a long review as a holiday gift, preparing for exams like me now, worrying about lack of inspiration or writing too slowly, which made me feel sad about the passage of time. I am an unqualified reader, and I always like to figure out the author behind the words... Even if I understand that words can be clever and expressive, I still cannot avoid this. Putting aside the plot, these words are really very spiritual. Although it is written by He, there is always a touch of sadness and literature in reading it. I always feel that the author will be a slightly sad temperament but a very polite and cute girl. She writes and deletes in front of the computer. It is a unique feeling of that era, like Baby Anne, who is very gorgeous and dares to write anything. This feeling is very trance and fascinating. Maybe now everyone will say loudly: This one is too shocking, that one is terrible, underage pregnancy, some very outdated gender stereotypes, a very virgin heroine, a very scumbag male protagonist, very ironic love... But in the past, everyone was very receptive to reading, haha, many writers are very good at writing some delicate and melancholy words, mixed with some unworldly views on love, I miss that feeling so much. So I want to write a long review. Come to miss my long youth.

I'm very curious. At the beginning, it was obvious that the male protagonist had sex with such a young female protagonist, regardless of whether he was sober or not, but he just did it. Later, the male protagonist's family asked the female protagonist to come to his house to save their son. The female protagonist's life was completely ruined because of the male protagonist. How did he manage to be so cold and arrogant when he first met the female protagonist? Shouldn't he apologize, feel guilty and repent? If the heroine is really greedy for glory, why didn't she come to hold her thigh before? You asked her to come? I really can't accept that qjf was so cold and arrogant when he met the victim, as if the heroine took advantage of you. It was obviously you who ruined a little girl!

Women should not be told, informed, or known Throughout the whole story, I didn't feel that the heroine loved the hero. She was ignorant, numb, compromised, desperate and resisted, and finally fell back into numbness. Throughout the story, she is the tool between the male protagonist, his parents, and the female partner. Kindness is a beautiful quality, but it is useless when facing gangsters. The heroine's suffering seems to be the fuel for these people's plots. This trash of a male protagonist who both wants and wants became popular only a dozen years ago. Female independence is really a long process.

Someone recommended it, and then I discovered that I had watched it many years ago. How to put it, I feel that the setting is more suitable in a place like Hong Kong and Taiwan where feudalism has not been completely eradicated. The female protagonist is a tragedy under the yoke of feudalism. The male protagonist is a scumbag. He once tried to hug both sides, only to fight back after the death of his baby. Moreover, the female protagonist did not receive any punishment, haha! The male protagonist's parents also have that so-called Aunt Qing. How many years has passed since the Qing Dynasty, but this kind of old feudal zombie still exists. If something goes wrong, just ask the female protagonist for help, and if nothing happens, just drive her away. And that cousin, the hot chicken family.

I can't accept the male lead having a relationship with the second female lead

I am 30 this year. I remember I was only a teenager when I first read this novel. It was so fast.

Hahaha I brushed it again! This article was previously serialized on Cinderella. I thought it was so interesting at the time that I never forgot it later. Watching it again now, my mind is different from what it was 10 years ago. I have to sigh!

Everyone tells the heroine that none of this is the hero's fault, look at how much he loves you... Pua is a bit scary, the heroine has been tortured to the point of abnormality. The captivity scene in the second half is a bit baffling. The heroine is forced to be a foreigner. I really can't see the affection of the hero here and I can't understand his plan. I just want the heroine to escape quickly!

I watched it when I was in junior high school. I have a very deep memory. I still have some impressions of some of the plots. I happened to read it this year and looked at the story from my current perspective. I really felt the awakening of female consciousness over the years.

If you have nothing to do, take it out and watch 🌈🌈🌈 over and over again