"Shi Yan, your husband is cheating on you."
New novel, Healing Moments, began serialization on April 16, 2018.
Song Xinyu is a timid girl with social anxiety. She's afraid of other people's gaze, afraid to talk to them, and afraid to leave the warmth and comfort of home.
Being stared at makes her blush, talking to people makes her stammer, and leaving the house makes her panic.
All she can do is stay home... and draw comics.
Until she meets Shi Muyang, a suave, domineering, shameless boss who is a menace to the social scene.
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Song Xinyu hears a piece of news:
[A money-soaked boss who owns restaurants, hotels, a travel agency, and a demolition company has spent a year pursuing a mysterious comic artist who seems untouched by worldly concerns, but still hasn't won her over. Now he's decided to start a comic company so he can sign her, keep her close, and order her around.]
Song Xinyu tells Shi Muyang about the news over the phone. After hearing it, Shi Muyang asks, "What do you think of that plan?"
Song Xinyu says, "I'd say... that guy probably isn't all there, right?"
Shi Muyang is silent for a minute. "Song Xinyu, say that again tonight, right in front of me."
Theme:
It's so sad. I never watched this episode before. I thought they would have children in the end.
If you can't give birth, IVF is definitely possible. The author should give the heroine a child.
Such an ending is so heartwarming~so great~sprinkle flowers and flowers~Sister Shi finally gets the best out of all her hardships~
In fact, I don't understand why the author must give them some regrets. Shi Yan was not sick or in pain before, and there was no foreshadowing. Why did he have to write about infertility? It can obviously have a happy ending.
Lang Yang brought it upon himself - but Shi Yan's life is really incomplete and can only be understood by being a mother. I don't know if the author is a mother. I may understand your confusion about the ending without being a mother. If the author is a mother, I will think the author is cruel.
Without children, there would be no children, but why write a special extra for this? Might as well stop at the ending. It can also leave you with a message. This will only make people sadder. Life is inherently full of ups and downs, and it's quite bad that the novel goes out of its way to talk about imperfection.
It means it is better to have children. .
Life is really difficult to be fulfilled, why not let them have their own children?
A normal delivery of eight pounds and two pounds is awesome.
It's so sad. I never watched this episode before. I thought they would have children in the end.
If you can't give birth, IVF is definitely possible. The author should give the heroine a child.
Such an ending is so heartwarming~so great~sprinkle flowers and flowers~Sister Shi finally gets the best out of all her hardships~
In fact, I don't understand why the author must give them some regrets. Shi Yan was not sick or in pain before, and there was no foreshadowing. Why did he have to write about infertility? It can obviously have a happy ending.
Lang Yang brought it upon himself - but Shi Yan's life is really incomplete and can only be understood by being a mother. I don't know if the author is a mother. I may understand your confusion about the ending without being a mother. If the author is a mother, I will think the author is cruel.
Without children, there would be no children, but why write a special extra for this? Might as well stop at the ending. It can also leave you with a message. This will only make people sadder. Life is inherently full of ups and downs, and it's quite bad that the novel goes out of its way to talk about imperfection.
It means it is better to have children. .
Life is really difficult to be fulfilled, why not let them have their own children?
A normal delivery of eight pounds and two pounds is awesome.