This article is about how I was kidnapped after falling in love with a gangster, and then inexplicably became the adopted daughter of a boss.
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As a reader who has been following you since your debut, I reflect that I only read this article now. However, judging from this meaning, are you giving up? The background settings of the male and female protagonists are very story-telling, so let's continue.
Urban Cinderella
What I wrote has nothing to do with your article. It's just that I felt a lot of sadness after reading the article. So I wrote it down, just hoping that people would know how I feel.
Reading your article made me feel a lot, and it also reminded me of Cinderella. Shanni in the article is Cinderella in the city. This reminds me of many beautiful and beautiful fairy tales in my childhood. It is very beautiful and has given me a lot of good hopes. It's a pity that fairy tales are fairy tales. When you grow up, fairy tales remain the same, but you no longer imagine that you will become Cinderella one day.
When I was young, I thought Cinderella was happy. She had a noble prince and sublime love (even though I didn't know what love was at that time). When I was in middle school, I thought Cinderella was pitiful and lucky. She was always bullied by her stepmother and abused by her sister. Later, the fairy helped her and the prince married her (girls in the flower season and rainy season are inevitably sentimental, and occasionally feel sad for no reason). When I was in college, I felt that Cinderella was sad because her fate was always in the hands of others, first her father, then the fairy, and finally the prince (I strongly supported women's rights at that time, and Cinderella became a victim of male power in my eyes).
Now I think Cinderella is a smart woman who is good at taking advantage of opportunities. If you have such a woman around you, you should be careful. She will hide her excellence when she is at a disadvantage, and hit her once she gets the chance. So the beautiful heroine in the fairy tale is now understood by me as a ruthless character. I felt sad for my change. The comfort from a good friend around me made me suddenly enlightened and made me feel very philosophical. This is what she said: "
You were once kind and simple, but after entering this complicated society, you encountered unkind people. Those people have hurt you a lot, intentionally or unintentionally. In order to protect yourself, you have gradually worn away a lot of your original good nature but made you vulnerable to injury. In fact, those natures have not disappeared, you just hid them in a deep corner. The reality and injustice of society make you no longer believe in beautiful illusions, and you become realistic and philistine. This can only be said to be the tragedy of human nature and its own character, but there is no need to always mourn. "
I understand what she means, but it's just my nature. Fortunately, I like to write on the Internet, so I can talk to people and not keep everything in my mind. This is also a way to reduce stress. I suggest you give it a try.
As for this article, it reminds me of Cinderella because the heroine Shan Ni is so lucky, enviable luck, incredible luck. Like Cinderella, she made the hero fall in love at first sight at the ball. But she has no amazing beauty, no gorgeous clothes, and no help from fairies. She lost many advantages but still won the heart of the handsome and noble male protagonist. At the same time, she gets a heart that truly loves her. Without the advantage, there is no temptation. What she gets is completely selfless cherishing. Maybe people with unique temperaments can also have perfect love. Although I no longer believe that I have the possibility of becoming Cinderella, I still believe that a woman with beauty and luck still has the possibility of becoming Cinderella.
Of course, I also like the author's writing style. I have to say that the author is quite fair. There are no advantages and no disasters. She no longer has the abuse from her stepmother, no trouble from her sister, and no more heavy manual labor. There are too many things that are unfair in reality, so it is gratifying to see some fairness in the article.
I think the best part of the writing is that it doesn't tell who the heroine's true love is. I like this feeling that is close to reality. How many people in the world know who they really love. Finding a suitable person to rely on is undoubtedly the wisest, correct and happiest choice for a woman. It is better to find someone who loves you deeply than to be your husband.
As a reader who has been following you since your debut, I reflect that I only read this article now. However, judging from this meaning, are you giving up? The background settings of the male and female protagonists are very story-telling, so let's continue.
Urban Cinderella What I wrote has nothing to do with your article. It's just that I felt a lot of sadness after reading the article. So I wrote it down, just hoping that people would know how I feel. Reading your article made me feel a lot, and it also reminded me of Cinderella. Shanni in the article is Cinderella in the city. This reminds me of many beautiful and beautiful fairy tales in my childhood. It is very beautiful and has given me a lot of good hopes. It's a pity that fairy tales are fairy tales. When you grow up, fairy tales remain the same, but you no longer imagine that you will become Cinderella one day. When I was young, I thought Cinderella was happy. She had a noble prince and sublime love (even though I didn't know what love was at that time). When I was in middle school, I thought Cinderella was pitiful and lucky. She was always bullied by her stepmother and abused by her sister. Later, the fairy helped her and the prince married her (girls in the flower season and rainy season are inevitably sentimental, and occasionally feel sad for no reason). When I was in college, I felt that Cinderella was sad because her fate was always in the hands of others, first her father, then the fairy, and finally the prince (I strongly supported women's rights at that time, and Cinderella became a victim of male power in my eyes). Now I think Cinderella is a smart woman who is good at taking advantage of opportunities. If you have such a woman around you, you should be careful. She will hide her excellence when she is at a disadvantage, and hit her once she gets the chance. So the beautiful heroine in the fairy tale is now understood by me as a ruthless character. I felt sad for my change. The comfort from a good friend around me made me suddenly enlightened and made me feel very philosophical. This is what she said: " You were once kind and simple, but after entering this complicated society, you encountered unkind people. Those people have hurt you a lot, intentionally or unintentionally. In order to protect yourself, you have gradually worn away a lot of your original good nature but made you vulnerable to injury. In fact, those natures have not disappeared, you just hid them in a deep corner. The reality and injustice of society make you no longer believe in beautiful illusions, and you become realistic and philistine. This can only be said to be the tragedy of human nature and its own character, but there is no need to always mourn. " I understand what she means, but it's just my nature. Fortunately, I like to write on the Internet, so I can talk to people and not keep everything in my mind. This is also a way to reduce stress. I suggest you give it a try. As for this article, it reminds me of Cinderella because the heroine Shan Ni is so lucky, enviable luck, incredible luck. Like Cinderella, she made the hero fall in love at first sight at the ball. But she has no amazing beauty, no gorgeous clothes, and no help from fairies. She lost many advantages but still won the heart of the handsome and noble male protagonist. At the same time, she gets a heart that truly loves her. Without the advantage, there is no temptation. What she gets is completely selfless cherishing. Maybe people with unique temperaments can also have perfect love. Although I no longer believe that I have the possibility of becoming Cinderella, I still believe that a woman with beauty and luck still has the possibility of becoming Cinderella. Of course, I also like the author's writing style. I have to say that the author is quite fair. There are no advantages and no disasters. She no longer has the abuse from her stepmother, no trouble from her sister, and no more heavy manual labor. There are too many things that are unfair in reality, so it is gratifying to see some fairness in the article. I think the best part of the writing is that it doesn't tell who the heroine's true love is. I like this feeling that is close to reality. How many people in the world know who they really love. Finding a suitable person to rely on is undoubtedly the wisest, correct and happiest choice for a woman. It is better to find someone who loves you deeply than to be your husband.