She met him, and a lonely flower bloomed in this fleeting world. She yearned for just a little warmth, only to be left with a heart full of sorrow.
A shocking conspiracy that closes in at every turn, and a mistaken love that once promised a hopeful marriage.
A thousand years in a dream, no more than flowers glimpsed through drunken eyes.
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💌 [Author's New Novel ★ The Chase Ends at the Crematorium / Mending a Broken Relationship]
Here's the blurb for If the Road Home Has Starlight, Too. Take a look if you're interested, and feel free to add it to your collection!
Have you ever loved someone?
Have you ever, years later, suddenly heard news of that person and felt your heart crack ever so slightly, leaving an ugly scar?
That person is still like mountains and seas, stretching across your memories.
But you no longer go running to them.
Meng Li once loved Xu Wen.
Thankfully, she only loved him once.
Later, Xu Wen came back. When someone asked why she was so eager to avoid him, Meng Li patiently took out a medical report and explained with a straight face, "The doctor's orders: I have to stay away from cold things."
It was only one night much later that Xu Wen finally understood what she meant.
💌 Recommendations for completed older works. Welcome to read them, and feel free to add them to your collection!
The Qique
Little Years of Cold
Wild Crabapple Blossoms Falling in the Wind
Theme: Love life, love yourself, and cherish every shining day.
All I know is that when I read this article, I wanted to kill those men. I read it again today. Well, I still want to kill those men.
This heroine is the most miserable character in a tragic romance novel that I have seen, because none of the male characters loved her until her death, but all of them had to pretend to love her to the extreme. In other novels, when the heroine is wiped out, there are at least a few male supporting characters who treat her sincerely, and some even risk their lives to avenge her. This heroine is so miserable, there is not even one. The feelings of the several male protagonists and supporting characters towards the heroine are like conversational topics to adjust their lives, light and casual.
Each of these men is more filthy and vicious than the last, but they occupy all the social resources and make people unable to resist. Maybe only a female supporting character who is equally vicious can coexist with them~
The author please come up with a side story that tortures these dog men to death...
The most confusing thing is actually that the male protagonist comes to pursue the female protagonist again and says he likes her. Is it because of everything the female protagonist has with him, or because the female protagonist finally said that she is a bastard? I feel that the author did not write this issue clearly, so even if the male protagonist regrets it, it is still very uncomfortable, because whether he regrets it is because the female protagonist is a bastard. If so, then he is still a complete scumbag, and the female protagonist is still pitiful. There is no point in all the real interactions with the male protagonist being wasted.
Jinjiang is like Hidden Dragon and Crouching Tiger. I read it four or five years ago. No one recommends such a beautiful ancient saying!
Finally finished reading, Jiu Shu is really a little angel, a simple and kind-hearted child, who only knows deeply, endures the pain of love, and tastes the poison of love. Finally, he sees clearly and is tired. His lonely and tenacious efforts are over, his head is broken and bleeding, but there is nowhere to heal.
There are so many misunderstandings between the two of them. Jiuyi has no caring male best friend, no sympathetic female partner, no male partner who loves and protects her, and no brother (Han Guanjia) who treats her like a treasure. Everyone knows that she is in the game, and everyone is setting up a show to watch the show. However, she just lives her life and becomes a joke.
Fascinated by sex and confused by love, no one loved her since childhood, so she was tolerant and tolerant towards everyone.
But I think Tang Jin's sentence "deep love" was wrong. Wei Zixuan knew that Jiu Si was more than just Jiu Si, but was still the beautiful bastard before, so he didn't want to let go. But in the end, the misunderstanding was clarified. Not only did he abandon the disgust, but he also added regret and guilt. From this point of view, if he could love Jiu Si so much before, he might not be as good as the emperor.
The purpose of torturing the female protagonist is to abuse the male protagonist. This is what I think. It can be mentioned in one or two sentences in the extra chapter, and it will be explained in a moment of madness. The rest of the suffering and pain can only be made up by our own minds.
Although it is just a fictional character and story, I still hope that Jiu Si will meet a beautiful woman in his next life and live a plain, sweet and happy life.
The ancient style of bloody abuse articles for the sake of abuse is an article that can be read.
PS: The poster of Group 8 lied to me. He clearly didn't abuse the male protagonist, but only abused the female protagonist!
Suddenly, she wanted to see the follow-up. She and he promised to be Lian Lizhi in their next life, but she thought it was conceivable. It should be the same as the beginning of the article, one quarrel after another, no more trouble later, just have children and plant trees in peace. I like this article very much. It's neither a saint nor a fool. It's a rare first person. The focus is on reasonable logic, twists and turns, and the heroine dares to love and hate. But in the end, if she doesn't like it, she just doesn't like it.
It's so good. After watching the extra chapter, I'm still very reluctant to leave it. As everyone said in the comments, all the men say they love the heroine, but they all use her. I feel sorry for such a good girl like my heroine, ugh~
All I know is that when I read this article, I wanted to kill those men. I read it again today. Well, I still want to kill those men.
This heroine is the most miserable character in a tragic romance novel that I have seen, because none of the male characters loved her until her death, but all of them had to pretend to love her to the extreme. In other novels, when the heroine is wiped out, there are at least a few male supporting characters who treat her sincerely, and some even risk their lives to avenge her. This heroine is so miserable, there is not even one. The feelings of the several male protagonists and supporting characters towards the heroine are like conversational topics to adjust their lives, light and casual.
Each of these men is more filthy and vicious than the last, but they occupy all the social resources and make people unable to resist. Maybe only a female supporting character who is equally vicious can coexist with them~
The author please come up with a side story that tortures these dog men to death...
The most confusing thing is actually that the male protagonist comes to pursue the female protagonist again and says he likes her. Is it because of everything the female protagonist has with him, or because the female protagonist finally said that she is a bastard? I feel that the author did not write this issue clearly, so even if the male protagonist regrets it, it is still very uncomfortable, because whether he regrets it is because the female protagonist is a bastard. If so, then he is still a complete scumbag, and the female protagonist is still pitiful. There is no point in all the real interactions with the male protagonist being wasted.
Jinjiang is like Hidden Dragon and Crouching Tiger. I read it four or five years ago. No one recommends such a beautiful ancient saying!
Finally finished reading, Jiu Shu is really a little angel, a simple and kind-hearted child, who only knows deeply, endures the pain of love, and tastes the poison of love. Finally, he sees clearly and is tired. His lonely and tenacious efforts are over, his head is broken and bleeding, but there is nowhere to heal. There are so many misunderstandings between the two of them. Jiuyi has no caring male best friend, no sympathetic female partner, no male partner who loves and protects her, and no brother (Han Guanjia) who treats her like a treasure. Everyone knows that she is in the game, and everyone is setting up a show to watch the show. However, she just lives her life and becomes a joke. Fascinated by sex and confused by love, no one loved her since childhood, so she was tolerant and tolerant towards everyone. But I think Tang Jin's sentence "deep love" was wrong. Wei Zixuan knew that Jiu Si was more than just Jiu Si, but was still the beautiful bastard before, so he didn't want to let go. But in the end, the misunderstanding was clarified. Not only did he abandon the disgust, but he also added regret and guilt. From this point of view, if he could love Jiu Si so much before, he might not be as good as the emperor. The purpose of torturing the female protagonist is to abuse the male protagonist. This is what I think. It can be mentioned in one or two sentences in the extra chapter, and it will be explained in a moment of madness. The rest of the suffering and pain can only be made up by our own minds. Although it is just a fictional character and story, I still hope that Jiu Si will meet a beautiful woman in his next life and live a plain, sweet and happy life.
The ancient style of bloody abuse articles for the sake of abuse is an article that can be read. PS: The poster of Group 8 lied to me. He clearly didn't abuse the male protagonist, but only abused the female protagonist!
Suddenly, she wanted to see the follow-up. She and he promised to be Lian Lizhi in their next life, but she thought it was conceivable. It should be the same as the beginning of the article, one quarrel after another, no more trouble later, just have children and plant trees in peace. I like this article very much. It's neither a saint nor a fool. It's a rare first person. The focus is on reasonable logic, twists and turns, and the heroine dares to love and hate. But in the end, if she doesn't like it, she just doesn't like it.
It's so good. After watching the extra chapter, I'm still very reluctant to leave it. As everyone said in the comments, all the men say they love the heroine, but they all use her. I feel sorry for such a good girl like my heroine, ugh~