Everyone says the eldest daughter of the Sheng family is a busty, brainless idiot. Many people agree, while some agree only halfway. The debate, of course, isn't about her being "brainless," but about whether she's really "busty."
"My cousin may be a bit stupid, but there's no denying her figure..." Sheng Kuang said.
"She was just a shriveled green bean when she was little. How did she end up with so much more to show in the last couple of years?" Pei Shaofei mused, stroking his chin as he thought of Sheng Qing's supposedly 36D bust, and couldn't help sighing.
This is actually a story about a rich young lady who appears noble and aloof but is a melodramatic, childish mess inside, as she pursues a man. She's worked so hard to chase Shang Luechou, convinced she could move even a stone. Unfortunately, no one told her that love doesn't reward hard work.
But Miss Sheng is the sort of person who won't turn back, even after running into a wall.
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Theme: Never forget your original aspirations.
N brushed. I feel overwhelmed every time I watch it. We are obviously together, but the feeling is no longer what it used to be. Shang Lue Fu has been gracious to everyone, but it's so ugly. . Xiao Tianqing is actually miserable, but she just doesn't like her for no reason.
Is this kind of business strategy reward really worthy of hospitality?
I strongly appeal to you if you can write a side story about a parallel world. I always feel that be is the best ending for these two people.
I came across this book by chance. When I first read the title, I thought in the direction of "God rewards those who work hard." Then halfway through the introduction, I thought it was a story about a wealthy daughter chasing a cold-blooded male idol and finally winning him back. After reading the introduction, I already thought this was a tragedy. God does not reward love, and the heroine is a person who never looks back even after hitting a wall, so the outcome will not be good.
I rarely write book reviews, I'm very untalented. I also write novels, but I don't write them in Jinjiang. I rarely write book reviews since writing novels. I always feel that it is not good to try to do everything in front of the author. This is the first book review I have written in nearly two years. If there is anything wrong with my review, please forgive me, the author. I am just expressing my own opinions.
I am a debut novelist with severe obsessive-compulsive disorder. As long as I open a book, as long as it is not a genre I don't like, I will grit my teeth and read it, no matter it is a comedy or a tragedy. Although my tears were hopelessly low, I was still able to grit my teeth and watch the tragedy unfold. When I read the first three chapters of this book, I felt that there were some problems with the character creation, but I am also a novelist, and I can understand the feeling of being embarrassed and the whole world does not understand me, so I kept reading. The process was very painful, especially after watching half of it. It was really painful. There were many places where it was completely impossible to understand the author's settings, but I thought the ending was good. The author should still give readers an explanation for the things they didn't understand. But no.
I don't mean to criticize, I just want to tell the truth and let the author understand my feelings after reading the article, so as to communicate. First of all, let's talk about the name and introduction. Generally, the introduction reflects the title of the book. I can't quite understand the author's meaning. If my Chinese proficiency is okay, I think the title of the book may really mean that you can get it if you work hard, but the meaning of the introduction is not that, especially the penultimate sentence "Love is not rewarded by heaven." But the ending is good. I really want to know, since love is not rewarded by heaven, why does the heroine chase the hero in the ending? Secondly, let me talk about the characters. Shang, to be honest, I couldn't tell throughout this article that he loves the heroine. I can understand that he is separated from the heroine because of his father's affairs, but I absolutely cannot understand why he is with the heroine. And according to the author's description, the heroine's child was the one the heroine and the hero had when they were engaged, right? The relationship between childhood sweethearts of more than 20 years can be let go at will, and he can really afford to let it go. It's just that I actually had a mistress before I released it, so I don't know what to say. There are many ways to make the heroine leave, but he chose a method that all men in the world like to use. I don't know what to say, but the male protagonist is really a scumbag. I can't bear it! But I don't understand what the author means by trying to whitewash the story at the end of two-thirds of the way. There are many kinds of scumbags, and cheating on women is the most despicable and direct. There is no way to clean up the problem, unless he has never had sex with the female partner, but this is obviously impossible. Now let's talk about the heroine. I can understand that the author has seen too many cases where she is calm, self-controlled and has a lot of personality, so she wants to create a different heroine, just like what the copywriter wrote, a heroine who looks noble and cool on the outside but is hypocritical on the inside. Afraid that I had misunderstood, I specifically Googled the meaning of the word "". Simply put, it means self-righteousness. The heroine is quite self-righteous and hypocritical, I believe anyone who has read this article can see this. But Zhong Er and Jia Jiao didn't say that they wanted to be silly and sweet, but for some reason, I saw a silly and sweet heroine. Her impulsiveness in doing things is not at all due to being a middle-aged person or being pretentious. Personally, I think she is a bit stupid and idiotic, not thinking about the consequences at all. Of course, I can also understand the character of a daughter who is held in the palm of someone's hand, but on this point of the heroine, the author's ink is really insufficient. As a result, throughout the whole book, in addition to hating the hero, I also hated the heroine. The author said that he did not want to change the heroine's character just because of others, he just wanted to make her better. However, by the end, I really didn't find the heroine getting better. I think there may be a difference between what I understand and what the author understands about becoming better. In my opinion, personality is difficult to change, except for experiencing some major changes, but even if it is a change, it is only a superficial change. A person's personality has been formed in the process of growth. And I think the heroine who gets better obviously needs to grow up. Her character seems to be still stuck in the restless adolescence, and her pretentiousness and sophistication are all due to immaturity. A woman's transformation is not a change in personality, but a woman's eventual maturity and intelligence. This isn't a personality change, she just gets better. This is what I understand that the heroine will get better, but I can't see it. Of course, this is just my personal opinion. Finally, I would like to talk about the fact that the heroine likes the hero. I know some people are like this, liking someone lasts a lifetime. I also understand that the heroine conveyed by the author is this kind of person. If you like someone, you will always like it. But I can't quite understand that in the end, whether the heroine loves more or is unwilling to be more unwilling. Take the matter of marriage as an example. She clearly wanted the male protagonist to fall in love with her when she returned to China. But the marriage obviously involved other factors. She couldn't even confirm whether the male protagonist loved her, but she agreed. I can't understand the heroine's behavior at all. If I understand this behavior, then I can't understand her subsequent behavior of leaving the hero. There is a certain contradiction between these two points. If the heroine no longer cares enough to just marry him, then there is no need for her to go abroad in the end. Anyway, she is the one who never looks back even after hitting the wall. Anyway, she is the one who has been stuck with the male protagonist her whole life. In the past, when she had nothing, she had the confidence to stalk the male protagonist, but in the end she even had a child, but she felt tired. This is a contradiction in itself. Forgive me for not being able to understand it.
Now that I've talked about the characters, forgive me for having too many opinions, I also want to talk about the plot setting. I remember the heroine asked the hero if he still liked her. From this sentence, it is easy to see that the heroine knows that the hero once liked her. Then I don't quite understand. What does it mean when I say that the whole world knows that the hero hates the heroine? Even the heroine herself knows that the hero hates her, so what does her question mean? Also, as many readers mentioned, the heroine was obviously forced to go abroad for two years. In fact, I think with the power of the male protagonist and the heroine's family, I don't really believe that the so-called handle can't be settled. Even if it is to be pursued, if it is really to be settled, for people like them, the exchange of interests can completely solve the problem, just like the heroine's family came forward to give in to their interests at the end. So the hero asked her to go abroad just because he wanted her to go abroad. Why? I feel that I want to let go of the heroine. This can be seen from the confession of the hero at the end of the article. But I personally feel very conflicted. Did the male protagonist really love the female protagonist at that time? Is there such love? He loves her so much that the heroine is ridiculed in the circle and never comes forward to explain. I don't know what the male protagonist's brain is like. There is also a plot where the male protagonist wants to cure the female protagonist at the end, which I really can't accept. Is he a psychiatrist? Did he ever think about the consequences of his rash actions such as the heroine's illness getting worse and leaving forever? The author said he was conceited, but I can understand his conceitedness. But I always believe that the more conceited a man is, the more cautious he will be when his beloved is asked to make choices and decisions. After all, the hero still doesn't love the heroine that much.
No one is right or wrong. Anyway, you and I agree on everything. I just have never seen such a male protagonist and female protagonist.
Reward love, repay love. If God doesn't reward love, why bother to stay together.
I'm just expressing my opinion. If I offend you, I hope you'll forgive me.
I read this chapter after half a year, and the author made me cry again. . All we can say is that we don't understand these things. Some people are indeed very happy and can meet the right person at the right time. Once again, I hate business tactics. How lucky he is! Even if he lets go, is hurt, or is a scumbag, there is still someone who will never leave him.
Because of this novel, I have liked the author for many years. It has always been in the top three of my novel list. Every time when there is a book shortage, I read it again and again. Every time I read it, I burst into tears. The plot and verbal descriptions are all based on my aesthetic point. Love you? Love you? Love you?!
I really want to see them have a sister.
After reading it, I still feel empty, and I feel that the hospitality is compromised too quickly.
Although I still hate the male protagonist, I applaud the author for sticking to his original opinions and pairings!
A good male protagonist in a romance novel probably has flaws and can be a scumbag, but no matter what, he needs to show the trait of loving the heroine. However, the description of the scumbag in Xiaoqiao's novel is too thin. Even with a confession, it still makes people feel that he does not love the heroine that much, at least not as much as the heroine. . . For example, before proposing marriage to the heroine's grandfather, you should at least clean up the people around you. . . For another example, if he is really as happy to marry the heroine as he said in his confession, then he doesn't need to say "I love you" every day after marriage, but at least, he should show it in subtle ways (such as the part where the hero helps the heroine cover the quilt, it's so loving, isn't it), but Shang Scum doesn't do this either. . . . For another example, the heroine is getting divorced, and you are very sad. Being sad does not mean that you just say: I am so sad, and then everything will be fine, right? What about your performance? Are you just pretending to stay? Even if you know that the heroine is very determined, even if you may want to remain unchanged. . . . Even if you don't retain him, after divorce, you don't have to live in a desperate situation, but you still have to be decadent, right? Oh, no. . . . . Therefore, this male protagonist is really the most unlikable male protagonist I have ever seen, bar none. . . . .
Seeing Shang Luehou's fatigue in the later stages of the love run-in period, and his firm determination and bets after knowing the truth, I suddenly remembered the perfect male protagonist He Yichen who touched countless people. He Yichen originally knew that the heroine's father was related to his father's case. The two had a quarrel, and the heroine suddenly left. . . . If fate hadn't been such a coincidence, and the heroine's father was dismissed two years later, I wonder what choice He Yichen would have made? Zhao Mosheng's father did not directly kill He Yichen's father, but he was involved in a deep dispute. He Yichen was young and vigorous, had not experienced seven years of waiting and longing, and had not been polished by time. He was sure that he could not give in, and he was becoming more mature in dealing with things. What would he do? I can really have no grudge against Zhao Mosheng, and then let Zhao Mosheng know nothing about the so-called hidden secrets, and continue to be happy like this. . . Many times, if love is cut off by external pressure at the moment of intense love, the love will be precipitated and even have a very long shelf life in the future. Even if love is transformed from family affection, it will be stronger. . . I can understand Shang Luehou's original choice, but I don't agree with his way of handling it. . . He and Shen Qing, his childhood sweetheart for twenty years, knew Shen Qing's character and her persistence very well, but they chose the most vulgar, fastest, and most destructive method for ordinary love. Shen Qing never minded the flaws, otherwise it would be a joke that she would not pursue business opportunities, so she still persisted. . . Of course, this method is also seriously harmful to Shenqing, but it just inspires the stubbornness and madness in Shenqing's character. . . I wonder if Shang Luehui would regret it when the warm affair got out of hand? Perhaps, when he first made the choice, Shang Luehou still felt a sense of revenge in his heart. . . No one is innocent, why am I the only one who bears the responsibility? Shang Luehou had already forgotten the harm to Shen Qing, and he also subconsciously believed that Shen Qing's vitality was nothing. . . I have always had a question. In fact, this is not the most decisive way to give up. If Shang Luehuo breaks off the engagement and marries someone else, it may be truly irreversible. . . Especially if you marry Xiao Tianqing or someone else in the past two years, I am afraid that your kindness will never come back. . . Shenqing deceived herself at first, thinking that Xiao Tianqing was just her girlfriend. After all, she was her ex-fiancée. If Shang Luehui had a wife, I'm afraid Shenqing, no matter how thick-skinned or deceiving herself, would not be able to suppress the remaining pride in her bones. . . I'm afraid that the grandfather of the Sheng family would not have stopped Lu Hao from approaching in the first place, and might have encouraged Shengchen to start a new relationship, and then Shengchen and Shangluhou would have forgotten about each other. .
Today, on a whim, I suddenly read Xiaoqiao's Baolian Lantern fanfiction again. "Hou Qing" is a novel that I read a long time ago, but I have never forgotten it. I often imagine a different ending for Shen Qing when I dream about it late at night, and imagine what will happen if she comes back two years later and she really goes through death and neglects her love for Shang Lue Huo? What would happen if she was really with someone else? Probably in the bottom of my heart, Shang Luehuo is never worthy of such a sincere person like Shen Qing. Kind love means falling in love with no reason, but Shang Luehui's kind love is more like being moved by the beautiful girl's persistence of this girl who grew up together during the long years of childhood sweethearts. Just look at the memories of their youth, it is obvious that kind love is more and more thorough. If a person really loves another person, he can't wait to tell the world that this person is mine, but Shang Luehou is stingy about the title of a girlfriend. He and she had a relationship when they were 16 years old and they were an unmarried couple, but they were not lovers. Therefore, during her high school years, Shen Qing would be anxious, jealous, and excited enough to promise not to marry anyone who was not her husband just because of holding hands. She didn't even get an I like you too. (The author added Shang Luehou and said this sentence in the later revised extras.) Then there was the breakup and betrayal without reason.
I like Shenchen very much. It is hard to find the courageous spirit in her. Her character is not good enough, but she is not indebted to Shangluo. So I have been thinking, if there is no golden finger of the author, if Shenqing does not kidnap the mistress, what will happen to Shenqing after Xiao Tianqing's pregnancy is exposed? How should she face the fact that the person she loves deeply has a child with someone else? Some women may be able to tolerate the existence of a mistress because they love someone, but once children appear, the confidence to stick to it will be greatly reduced. Moreover, Shengqing is such a strong person, and the pure love she pursues in nature can be compromised because the other party is a businessman. Her pride wouldn't allow it. The article writes that Shang Luekou almost stopped playing with men when he was drunk, which shows that he has played with too many women and can no longer enjoy the excitement. And what about hospitality? Even though she had wanted to be debauched, the author also said that neither she nor those people made it to the last step, and she still had inner persistence. Therefore, business strategy and reward are not worthy of hospitality. Not only was he unworthy, he was not a good person from beginning to end even if the ending was happy. The way he chose to break up with Shenchen was the most cruel. He used a woman who had worked as a lady in a company under Shenchen's name to slap Shenchen in the face. How ironic is this for a woman? The world will only think that Miss Shanda is not even as good as a chicken. Didn't he think that someone with a slightly less tenacious temperament might have a drastic change in temperament or even commit suicide? Gossip in the upper class can kill people without being noticed. Even if he looks for an ordinary woman, he will be more compassionate than a woman who has been a young lady. In the end, in order to solve the consequences of the kidnapping for Shengqing, he still chose to hide Shengqing and use a substitute baby to bear Xiao Tianqing's revenge. However, under unknown circumstances, Shengqing was still forced to experience the pain of thinking that his child was being fed. So I especially understand that after that, Shen Zhen said that her nerves were broken, and no matter how strong her nerves were, they could not withstand the hammer blows of fate again and again. I don't believe that someone as smart and calculating as Shang Luehuo has no better way. It's just that none of the methods Shang Luehuo came up with has been carefully considered for kindness. If you really love her, how can you be willing to let her suffer such heart-breaking torture? Where do you not think over and over again to figure out every possibility and consequences? The author gave too many golden fingers to the male protagonist. The first golden finger was the death of Shen Qing's grandfather to complete the rapid reunion of Sheng Qing. The second golden finger was the appearance of children. The third golden finger was to save Shen Qing with his old love. She died again and again. However, she selfishly thought that even if Shen Qing came back, she and Shang Luhou would not be able to live the beautiful life of mutual understanding and love that she imagined when she was seventeen or eighteen. The history between them will not fade with time. It was depression, an attempted suicide, two trips to a foreign country after being heartbroken, and the most important four years of my life. The more people value love, the more they care about the small details of love and the less likely they are to be forgotten.
So I often fantasize that in a parallel world, hospitality and business strategy should have a different ending. Such passionate hospitality, such a beautiful girl, should be treated better. The Baolian Lantern fanfic seems to be a mirrored version of my fantasy. The third princess is just as passionate about Shen Qing. In the end, when she eliminated her infatuation for Yang Jian in her life and returned to Yang Jian's sight, I seemed to see Shen Qing not loving Shang Luehou, and Shang Luehou probably felt the same. The difference between Yang Jian and Shang Luehou is that he never fell in love with the third princess and had no family feud. Shang Luehou probably felt more uncomfortable and painful than Yang Jian. The author is too compassionate towards Shang Luehou. Shengqing never really cheated on him and only loved him from the beginning to the end. The so-called punishment of not being able to grow up with his children for 2 years, what are these compared to the 2 years of depression that Shengqing experienced? In the end, he was consummated with Shen Qing.
Perhaps it is because the author's portrayal of kindness is too vivid and makes readers like it so much that they are so picky about the unsatisfactory business strategy and reward, and feel that kindness is so worthless, so they never forget to hope that kindness can be better loved. Shen Qing is really well written. Speaking of which, I like the author's writing style very much, but I can't always match the emotional thinking in the author's writing. Only Baolian Lantern was really enjoyable to read.
N brushed. I feel overwhelmed every time I watch it. We are obviously together, but the feeling is no longer what it used to be. Shang Lue Fu has been gracious to everyone, but it's so ugly. . Xiao Tianqing is actually miserable, but she just doesn't like her for no reason. Is this kind of business strategy reward really worthy of hospitality? I strongly appeal to you if you can write a side story about a parallel world. I always feel that be is the best ending for these two people.
I came across this book by chance. When I first read the title, I thought in the direction of "God rewards those who work hard." Then halfway through the introduction, I thought it was a story about a wealthy daughter chasing a cold-blooded male idol and finally winning him back. After reading the introduction, I already thought this was a tragedy. God does not reward love, and the heroine is a person who never looks back even after hitting a wall, so the outcome will not be good. I rarely write book reviews, I'm very untalented. I also write novels, but I don't write them in Jinjiang. I rarely write book reviews since writing novels. I always feel that it is not good to try to do everything in front of the author. This is the first book review I have written in nearly two years. If there is anything wrong with my review, please forgive me, the author. I am just expressing my own opinions. I am a debut novelist with severe obsessive-compulsive disorder. As long as I open a book, as long as it is not a genre I don't like, I will grit my teeth and read it, no matter it is a comedy or a tragedy. Although my tears were hopelessly low, I was still able to grit my teeth and watch the tragedy unfold. When I read the first three chapters of this book, I felt that there were some problems with the character creation, but I am also a novelist, and I can understand the feeling of being embarrassed and the whole world does not understand me, so I kept reading. The process was very painful, especially after watching half of it. It was really painful. There were many places where it was completely impossible to understand the author's settings, but I thought the ending was good. The author should still give readers an explanation for the things they didn't understand. But no. I don't mean to criticize, I just want to tell the truth and let the author understand my feelings after reading the article, so as to communicate. First of all, let's talk about the name and introduction. Generally, the introduction reflects the title of the book. I can't quite understand the author's meaning. If my Chinese proficiency is okay, I think the title of the book may really mean that you can get it if you work hard, but the meaning of the introduction is not that, especially the penultimate sentence "Love is not rewarded by heaven." But the ending is good. I really want to know, since love is not rewarded by heaven, why does the heroine chase the hero in the ending? Secondly, let me talk about the characters. Shang, to be honest, I couldn't tell throughout this article that he loves the heroine. I can understand that he is separated from the heroine because of his father's affairs, but I absolutely cannot understand why he is with the heroine. And according to the author's description, the heroine's child was the one the heroine and the hero had when they were engaged, right? The relationship between childhood sweethearts of more than 20 years can be let go at will, and he can really afford to let it go. It's just that I actually had a mistress before I released it, so I don't know what to say. There are many ways to make the heroine leave, but he chose a method that all men in the world like to use. I don't know what to say, but the male protagonist is really a scumbag. I can't bear it! But I don't understand what the author means by trying to whitewash the story at the end of two-thirds of the way. There are many kinds of scumbags, and cheating on women is the most despicable and direct. There is no way to clean up the problem, unless he has never had sex with the female partner, but this is obviously impossible. Now let's talk about the heroine. I can understand that the author has seen too many cases where she is calm, self-controlled and has a lot of personality, so she wants to create a different heroine, just like what the copywriter wrote, a heroine who looks noble and cool on the outside but is hypocritical on the inside. Afraid that I had misunderstood, I specifically Googled the meaning of the word "". Simply put, it means self-righteousness. The heroine is quite self-righteous and hypocritical, I believe anyone who has read this article can see this. But Zhong Er and Jia Jiao didn't say that they wanted to be silly and sweet, but for some reason, I saw a silly and sweet heroine. Her impulsiveness in doing things is not at all due to being a middle-aged person or being pretentious. Personally, I think she is a bit stupid and idiotic, not thinking about the consequences at all. Of course, I can also understand the character of a daughter who is held in the palm of someone's hand, but on this point of the heroine, the author's ink is really insufficient. As a result, throughout the whole book, in addition to hating the hero, I also hated the heroine. The author said that he did not want to change the heroine's character just because of others, he just wanted to make her better. However, by the end, I really didn't find the heroine getting better. I think there may be a difference between what I understand and what the author understands about becoming better. In my opinion, personality is difficult to change, except for experiencing some major changes, but even if it is a change, it is only a superficial change. A person's personality has been formed in the process of growth. And I think the heroine who gets better obviously needs to grow up. Her character seems to be still stuck in the restless adolescence, and her pretentiousness and sophistication are all due to immaturity. A woman's transformation is not a change in personality, but a woman's eventual maturity and intelligence. This isn't a personality change, she just gets better. This is what I understand that the heroine will get better, but I can't see it. Of course, this is just my personal opinion. Finally, I would like to talk about the fact that the heroine likes the hero. I know some people are like this, liking someone lasts a lifetime. I also understand that the heroine conveyed by the author is this kind of person. If you like someone, you will always like it. But I can't quite understand that in the end, whether the heroine loves more or is unwilling to be more unwilling. Take the matter of marriage as an example. She clearly wanted the male protagonist to fall in love with her when she returned to China. But the marriage obviously involved other factors. She couldn't even confirm whether the male protagonist loved her, but she agreed. I can't understand the heroine's behavior at all. If I understand this behavior, then I can't understand her subsequent behavior of leaving the hero. There is a certain contradiction between these two points. If the heroine no longer cares enough to just marry him, then there is no need for her to go abroad in the end. Anyway, she is the one who never looks back even after hitting the wall. Anyway, she is the one who has been stuck with the male protagonist her whole life. In the past, when she had nothing, she had the confidence to stalk the male protagonist, but in the end she even had a child, but she felt tired. This is a contradiction in itself. Forgive me for not being able to understand it. Now that I've talked about the characters, forgive me for having too many opinions, I also want to talk about the plot setting. I remember the heroine asked the hero if he still liked her. From this sentence, it is easy to see that the heroine knows that the hero once liked her. Then I don't quite understand. What does it mean when I say that the whole world knows that the hero hates the heroine? Even the heroine herself knows that the hero hates her, so what does her question mean? Also, as many readers mentioned, the heroine was obviously forced to go abroad for two years. In fact, I think with the power of the male protagonist and the heroine's family, I don't really believe that the so-called handle can't be settled. Even if it is to be pursued, if it is really to be settled, for people like them, the exchange of interests can completely solve the problem, just like the heroine's family came forward to give in to their interests at the end. So the hero asked her to go abroad just because he wanted her to go abroad. Why? I feel that I want to let go of the heroine. This can be seen from the confession of the hero at the end of the article. But I personally feel very conflicted. Did the male protagonist really love the female protagonist at that time? Is there such love? He loves her so much that the heroine is ridiculed in the circle and never comes forward to explain. I don't know what the male protagonist's brain is like. There is also a plot where the male protagonist wants to cure the female protagonist at the end, which I really can't accept. Is he a psychiatrist? Did he ever think about the consequences of his rash actions such as the heroine's illness getting worse and leaving forever? The author said he was conceited, but I can understand his conceitedness. But I always believe that the more conceited a man is, the more cautious he will be when his beloved is asked to make choices and decisions. After all, the hero still doesn't love the heroine that much. No one is right or wrong. Anyway, you and I agree on everything. I just have never seen such a male protagonist and female protagonist. Reward love, repay love. If God doesn't reward love, why bother to stay together. I'm just expressing my opinion. If I offend you, I hope you'll forgive me.
I read this chapter after half a year, and the author made me cry again. . All we can say is that we don't understand these things. Some people are indeed very happy and can meet the right person at the right time. Once again, I hate business tactics. How lucky he is! Even if he lets go, is hurt, or is a scumbag, there is still someone who will never leave him.
Because of this novel, I have liked the author for many years. It has always been in the top three of my novel list. Every time when there is a book shortage, I read it again and again. Every time I read it, I burst into tears. The plot and verbal descriptions are all based on my aesthetic point. Love you? Love you? Love you?!
I really want to see them have a sister.
After reading it, I still feel empty, and I feel that the hospitality is compromised too quickly.
Although I still hate the male protagonist, I applaud the author for sticking to his original opinions and pairings!
A good male protagonist in a romance novel probably has flaws and can be a scumbag, but no matter what, he needs to show the trait of loving the heroine. However, the description of the scumbag in Xiaoqiao's novel is too thin. Even with a confession, it still makes people feel that he does not love the heroine that much, at least not as much as the heroine. . . For example, before proposing marriage to the heroine's grandfather, you should at least clean up the people around you. . . For another example, if he is really as happy to marry the heroine as he said in his confession, then he doesn't need to say "I love you" every day after marriage, but at least, he should show it in subtle ways (such as the part where the hero helps the heroine cover the quilt, it's so loving, isn't it), but Shang Scum doesn't do this either. . . . For another example, the heroine is getting divorced, and you are very sad. Being sad does not mean that you just say: I am so sad, and then everything will be fine, right? What about your performance? Are you just pretending to stay? Even if you know that the heroine is very determined, even if you may want to remain unchanged. . . . Even if you don't retain him, after divorce, you don't have to live in a desperate situation, but you still have to be decadent, right? Oh, no. . . . . Therefore, this male protagonist is really the most unlikable male protagonist I have ever seen, bar none. . . . .
Seeing Shang Luehou's fatigue in the later stages of the love run-in period, and his firm determination and bets after knowing the truth, I suddenly remembered the perfect male protagonist He Yichen who touched countless people. He Yichen originally knew that the heroine's father was related to his father's case. The two had a quarrel, and the heroine suddenly left. . . . If fate hadn't been such a coincidence, and the heroine's father was dismissed two years later, I wonder what choice He Yichen would have made? Zhao Mosheng's father did not directly kill He Yichen's father, but he was involved in a deep dispute. He Yichen was young and vigorous, had not experienced seven years of waiting and longing, and had not been polished by time. He was sure that he could not give in, and he was becoming more mature in dealing with things. What would he do? I can really have no grudge against Zhao Mosheng, and then let Zhao Mosheng know nothing about the so-called hidden secrets, and continue to be happy like this. . . Many times, if love is cut off by external pressure at the moment of intense love, the love will be precipitated and even have a very long shelf life in the future. Even if love is transformed from family affection, it will be stronger. . . I can understand Shang Luehou's original choice, but I don't agree with his way of handling it. . . He and Shen Qing, his childhood sweetheart for twenty years, knew Shen Qing's character and her persistence very well, but they chose the most vulgar, fastest, and most destructive method for ordinary love. Shen Qing never minded the flaws, otherwise it would be a joke that she would not pursue business opportunities, so she still persisted. . . Of course, this method is also seriously harmful to Shenqing, but it just inspires the stubbornness and madness in Shenqing's character. . . I wonder if Shang Luehui would regret it when the warm affair got out of hand? Perhaps, when he first made the choice, Shang Luehou still felt a sense of revenge in his heart. . . No one is innocent, why am I the only one who bears the responsibility? Shang Luehou had already forgotten the harm to Shen Qing, and he also subconsciously believed that Shen Qing's vitality was nothing. . . I have always had a question. In fact, this is not the most decisive way to give up. If Shang Luehuo breaks off the engagement and marries someone else, it may be truly irreversible. . . Especially if you marry Xiao Tianqing or someone else in the past two years, I am afraid that your kindness will never come back. . . Shenqing deceived herself at first, thinking that Xiao Tianqing was just her girlfriend. After all, she was her ex-fiancée. If Shang Luehui had a wife, I'm afraid Shenqing, no matter how thick-skinned or deceiving herself, would not be able to suppress the remaining pride in her bones. . . I'm afraid that the grandfather of the Sheng family would not have stopped Lu Hao from approaching in the first place, and might have encouraged Shengchen to start a new relationship, and then Shengchen and Shangluhou would have forgotten about each other. .
Today, on a whim, I suddenly read Xiaoqiao's Baolian Lantern fanfiction again. "Hou Qing" is a novel that I read a long time ago, but I have never forgotten it. I often imagine a different ending for Shen Qing when I dream about it late at night, and imagine what will happen if she comes back two years later and she really goes through death and neglects her love for Shang Lue Huo? What would happen if she was really with someone else? Probably in the bottom of my heart, Shang Luehuo is never worthy of such a sincere person like Shen Qing. Kind love means falling in love with no reason, but Shang Luehui's kind love is more like being moved by the beautiful girl's persistence of this girl who grew up together during the long years of childhood sweethearts. Just look at the memories of their youth, it is obvious that kind love is more and more thorough. If a person really loves another person, he can't wait to tell the world that this person is mine, but Shang Luehou is stingy about the title of a girlfriend. He and she had a relationship when they were 16 years old and they were an unmarried couple, but they were not lovers. Therefore, during her high school years, Shen Qing would be anxious, jealous, and excited enough to promise not to marry anyone who was not her husband just because of holding hands. She didn't even get an I like you too. (The author added Shang Luehou and said this sentence in the later revised extras.) Then there was the breakup and betrayal without reason. I like Shenchen very much. It is hard to find the courageous spirit in her. Her character is not good enough, but she is not indebted to Shangluo. So I have been thinking, if there is no golden finger of the author, if Shenqing does not kidnap the mistress, what will happen to Shenqing after Xiao Tianqing's pregnancy is exposed? How should she face the fact that the person she loves deeply has a child with someone else? Some women may be able to tolerate the existence of a mistress because they love someone, but once children appear, the confidence to stick to it will be greatly reduced. Moreover, Shengqing is such a strong person, and the pure love she pursues in nature can be compromised because the other party is a businessman. Her pride wouldn't allow it. The article writes that Shang Luekou almost stopped playing with men when he was drunk, which shows that he has played with too many women and can no longer enjoy the excitement. And what about hospitality? Even though she had wanted to be debauched, the author also said that neither she nor those people made it to the last step, and she still had inner persistence. Therefore, business strategy and reward are not worthy of hospitality. Not only was he unworthy, he was not a good person from beginning to end even if the ending was happy. The way he chose to break up with Shenchen was the most cruel. He used a woman who had worked as a lady in a company under Shenchen's name to slap Shenchen in the face. How ironic is this for a woman? The world will only think that Miss Shanda is not even as good as a chicken. Didn't he think that someone with a slightly less tenacious temperament might have a drastic change in temperament or even commit suicide? Gossip in the upper class can kill people without being noticed. Even if he looks for an ordinary woman, he will be more compassionate than a woman who has been a young lady. In the end, in order to solve the consequences of the kidnapping for Shengqing, he still chose to hide Shengqing and use a substitute baby to bear Xiao Tianqing's revenge. However, under unknown circumstances, Shengqing was still forced to experience the pain of thinking that his child was being fed. So I especially understand that after that, Shen Zhen said that her nerves were broken, and no matter how strong her nerves were, they could not withstand the hammer blows of fate again and again. I don't believe that someone as smart and calculating as Shang Luehuo has no better way. It's just that none of the methods Shang Luehuo came up with has been carefully considered for kindness. If you really love her, how can you be willing to let her suffer such heart-breaking torture? Where do you not think over and over again to figure out every possibility and consequences? The author gave too many golden fingers to the male protagonist. The first golden finger was the death of Shen Qing's grandfather to complete the rapid reunion of Sheng Qing. The second golden finger was the appearance of children. The third golden finger was to save Shen Qing with his old love. She died again and again. However, she selfishly thought that even if Shen Qing came back, she and Shang Luhou would not be able to live the beautiful life of mutual understanding and love that she imagined when she was seventeen or eighteen. The history between them will not fade with time. It was depression, an attempted suicide, two trips to a foreign country after being heartbroken, and the most important four years of my life. The more people value love, the more they care about the small details of love and the less likely they are to be forgotten. So I often fantasize that in a parallel world, hospitality and business strategy should have a different ending. Such passionate hospitality, such a beautiful girl, should be treated better. The Baolian Lantern fanfic seems to be a mirrored version of my fantasy. The third princess is just as passionate about Shen Qing. In the end, when she eliminated her infatuation for Yang Jian in her life and returned to Yang Jian's sight, I seemed to see Shen Qing not loving Shang Luehou, and Shang Luehou probably felt the same. The difference between Yang Jian and Shang Luehou is that he never fell in love with the third princess and had no family feud. Shang Luehou probably felt more uncomfortable and painful than Yang Jian. The author is too compassionate towards Shang Luehou. Shengqing never really cheated on him and only loved him from the beginning to the end. The so-called punishment of not being able to grow up with his children for 2 years, what are these compared to the 2 years of depression that Shengqing experienced? In the end, he was consummated with Shen Qing. Perhaps it is because the author's portrayal of kindness is too vivid and makes readers like it so much that they are so picky about the unsatisfactory business strategy and reward, and feel that kindness is so worthless, so they never forget to hope that kindness can be better loved. Shen Qing is really well written. Speaking of which, I like the author's writing style very much, but I can't always match the emotional thinking in the author's writing. Only Baolian Lantern was really enjoyable to read.