The greatest distance in the world is not having once loved each other and now being separated by the ends of the earth. It's never having experienced your first love, yet already having your heart broken.
Do you still remember what your first girlfriend looked like? Whether you're in a relationship now or not, I'm sure that when you fall asleep late at night, you'll dream of a beautiful angel. Maybe you never said a word to her and only ever had a crush on her; maybe you pursued her for three years, only to be rejected without mercy; maybe you're passionately in love and can hold each other every night; or maybe you've become strangers, though you once truly loved each other.
Whatever the case, everyone who wants to fall in love needs to experience first love. Some first loves last a year, some two, some three... Whether the relationship is still going or has already faded away, it always leaves us with a beautiful memory. The shyness when you first met her, the joy of becoming good friends, the pain of being rejected after confessing your feelings, the excitement of getting back together, the despair of a second heartbreak, and the open-mindedness that comes with understanding a greater love: from childishness to maturity, we owe it all to that first love we never managed to win over.
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Sorry, I haven't thought about it much. I saw so many updates today and I feel that Brother Dong is quite domineering. As for the novel, I didn't read it too carefully to comment too much. I'm just going to talk about my little personal opinions. I won't say that it will be helpful to you, and I don't need to think about it, but it is also good to express the readers' voices and communicate with them. The general context of the story has been revealed, and the characterization is also quite outstanding. I feel that there is too much realism, and the language is quite accurate. I won't say anything else, but that's it.
After reading the fifth chapter, the humorous tone of the writing and the erudite style of discussion made me unconsciously connect it with Qian Zhongshu's "The Besieged City". Looking forward to the exciting chapters to come!
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As the plot unfolds, some conflicts begin to intensify. Wu Zhenxiang's extraordinary qualifications gradually emerged, which in turn conflicted with some social injustices. At this point in the plot, I think the author has intentionally hinted at the helplessness of the ending of the story! The plot scenes give people a sense of weight.
Why did it spread so little?