Beyond the Starlight (Part Two)

I read this book when I was in junior high school. I used to not like the story of a prodigal son who returns home without paying for it, but I still don't like it now. As I get older, I read more and more books, and I have more and more requirements. Either I just end up being a prodigal, or I stay the same. What's the difference between a prodigal son returning home and finding an honest man to marry? After all these years, I still don't like the prince.

After watching it, I'm still confused. Did Lin Xue sleep with the prince? What is the photo Weiwei saw for the first time? I'm so confused. I seem to know it. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

I'm not happy that Han is dead. Why does the male lead have to be the second generation boss! You can't have a fun finale,

It took me more than half a year to see the extra (*?????)

In the later period, I endured the abuse just for the sake of it. I was so aggrieved. In the end, it was enough to force HE.

Tan Han is dead, I feel so sad, but I always call Tan Han Han Tan

The writing is great, especially the first part. But later on, the plot felt very confusing, like torture for the sake of torture. The most important thing is that many things were not explained clearly. For example, after their first sex, what photos did Song Wei look at and he left resolutely? And why did Huang Jinli push Song Wei to Tan Han, and also had various ambiguities with Lin Xue? I always thought there would be an explanation later, but there wasn't. After reading the article, I felt uncomfortable. In addition, since Huang Jinli recommended Song Wei to Tan Han, why did he later beg her so hard not to get engaged to Tan Han? Moreover, when the female protagonist did nothing and there was no plot advancement between them, the male protagonist changed from his original attitude of being untrustworthy after considering various trade-offs to being shameless and even changed his principles step by step in the end, so that he could even understand the fact that the female protagonist took advantage of her position or lied to him that his son was Tan Han? If it is because he did not realize that his feelings were so deep before, then the author should actually focus on the psychological changes of the male protagonist. He suddenly became so affectionate, which always felt a bit stiff.

A separate episode without the baby

Holy shit! Weiwei and I actually have the same birthday! So happy~

100% Love, the prince is finally 100% our goddess Weiwei's. There is no other woman in my heart anymore. The fool finally understands.