Macau during the Republican era.
Because of his mother's circumstances, the third young master of the Yan family was neglected from childhood. Beneath his carefree exterior, however, he had an ambitious heart. After years of patience and careful plotting, he rose to power and became a force to be reckoned with in Macau, earning the respect of his family.
After Ye Wan lost her family and home, Sir Yan took in the orphaned girl. She became the third young master's right-hand woman and helped him rise to success.
A perfect match in the eyes of everyone, they were a golden couple. But he was arrogant, while she was naive. Though they were drawn to each other, they could never grow close; though they loved each other, they could never be together. It wasn't until Ye Wan suddenly vanished that the third young master finally came to his senses.
Several years later, after Hong Kong fell, a woman who looked just like Ye Wan returned to Macau as the second young master's fiancee.
Could their old love be rekindled, or was what was lost gone for good?
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Very nice and realistic. The heroine's life has been filled with disasters, and her happy days are too short.
This ending made me want to punch someone. The most scumbag male protagonist, bar none.
I really cried while reading these two chapters. The best ending is that the heroine is not with the hero, but the worst ending is that the hero is with the heroine's sister.
Don't understand what the author wants to express? First of all, the heroine is a person who dares to love and hate, but she lives without self. In her life, except for her sentimental and thought-provoking ways to get the male protagonist to be with her, and her seemingly smart but stupid revenge for blood and hatred, has she ever been happy? The male protagonist has never been able to figure it out clearly. He is also hypocritical and pretentious. He did not know until the end that his father-in-law was one of the murderers of his heroine. His tears were really untouching and fake. He never really felt heartbroken or distressed for the heroine. Huo, a man who knew that he had killed his daughter and still enjoyed the happiness of his family, was quite heartless. Still don't understand what the intention is? Don't you love someone like the hero? Don't want to take revenge yourself?
I read it again after a few years and found that I still like this article. In the end, love is nothing but tears that cannot be shed, and a moment of missing you. Goodbye is real farewell, time and distance make people helpless.
The most painful thing in the world is to have my comments removed. I probably wrote a thousand words. Although the removal of the comments completely ruined the good mood I had just finished reading a good book, I still felt overwhelmed after going to the toilet. After thinking about it, I decided to write out my thoughts again.
In my opinion, the protagonist of this book is undoubtedly Ye Wan. Ye Wan's life has been full of troubles, with two names, two fates, but the same ending. It can be said that the fate of "Ye Wan" in the first half of her life was just like her name, and she wandered around as fate dictated. First, he was abducted, and then his adoptive parents were killed. His younger sister, whom she had been dependent on, was also pushed off a cliff to death. Zhaoqing, the love of his life, was also busy pursuing his "ideal of love." Finally, the two got married, but Ye Wan was disfigured and went into exile.
Later, Ye Wan finally transformed into Huo Fulie. By chance, she changed her face and returned to Macau to seek revenge. The word "martyr" indicated her next fate. She finally killed her enemy and took revenge, but what was the use? She still couldn't escape a bad ending.
I hated Zhaoqing several times, hated him for not understanding Ye Wan's love when he was an adolescent, hated him for leaving Ye Wan away from home and not avenging her, hated him for marrying someone else and having children in the end, but who wouldn't like him? He is so fragile, so pitiful and cute. When he first put on his mother's cosmetics to show off his treasures, Ye Wan fell in love with him. When he was treated with cold eyes and contempt, Ye Wan wished him to be proud and proud. The two of them are one, just like Zhaoqing said that Ye Wan is a part of his body and is important enough to ignore her existence.
At the end, Ye Wan wrote a letter to Zhaoqing, calling him her lifelong close friend and encouraging him to marry and have children with the "rich lady". To love someone is to really lower yourself to dust. In the letter, she put herself very low. She couldn't believe that Zhaoqing loved her, so she didn't dare to recognize him when she came back. In the end, she drifted on the sea. I believe she will survive. After all, she is Ye Wan who cannot be killed.
As for Zhaoqing, I hate him very much now, hate him for being incompetent, hate him for being fragile, hate him for listening to Ye Wan and getting married and having children!
But does this mean he doesn't love her? Just like Titanic, Jack died and Ruth got married, but viewers all over the world knew who the favorite was.
When you love someone, there is no question of whether they are worthy or not, whether you want them to stay together or not. Love is just love, without asking for anything in return, and there is no reason why.
I'm going to keep crying.
Also, I don't know if I like it when others analyze her article in this way. If I say something wrong because of my own sentiments, please don't point it out to the author, and just let me silently immerse myself in my own world. Also, good writing is a rare thing! Keep up the good work, author! Q26pt
It's not easy to judge the author by giving it two points, but the ending may be unreasonable or unreasonable, and the author does not highlight the character of the male protagonist in the whole text, nor does he feel how much the male and female protagonists love each other. In the end, it will make people feel that the male protagonist marries the female protagonist's sister. . . . This male protagonist is so fake that it makes people laugh. The female protagonist feels like her whole life revolves around the male protagonist, emmmmmmm. . . . So be it. . .
Oh my gosh! It's unbelievable. Wan'er really died at sea? Oh my God! ! ! ! ! !
This article should be renamed "Ye Wan's Life of Making Wedding Dresses for Yan San"! Don't blame yourself for your bad luck, just blame the stepmother author. . . .
Let me cry for a while. . . . . .
After seeing the male protagonist and Huo Zhenzhen together and giving birth to two children, I have no good impression of the male protagonist at all. I don't know why he is so affectionate. Later, I saw him crying when he heard the ringing bell and mentioned Ye, but it didn't make people think that he was affectionate. I don't know if everyone feels the same as me. The heroine's death was not worthy of her death. Regarding the ending, I also felt that it was a bit rushed and indescribable. The male protagonist's image and character were not outstanding, and although the heroine had character, she was too unrealistic and spineless. The author's writing style is good, but I hope he can elaborate on the storyline in the future, and it will be perfect.
The tragic ending is acceptable, but the heroine's ending is really cowardly. She was killed by her biological father. Her character can be said to be smart and free-spirited, but all her cleverness was used on the male protagonist. But when she came back for revenge later, was it necessary to not recognize the male protagonist? What's the reason? I'm afraid of getting him involved, but it's actually very hypocritical. This is about repaying evil with kindness.
Very nice and realistic. The heroine's life has been filled with disasters, and her happy days are too short.
This ending made me want to punch someone. The most scumbag male protagonist, bar none.
I really cried while reading these two chapters. The best ending is that the heroine is not with the hero, but the worst ending is that the hero is with the heroine's sister.
Don't understand what the author wants to express? First of all, the heroine is a person who dares to love and hate, but she lives without self. In her life, except for her sentimental and thought-provoking ways to get the male protagonist to be with her, and her seemingly smart but stupid revenge for blood and hatred, has she ever been happy? The male protagonist has never been able to figure it out clearly. He is also hypocritical and pretentious. He did not know until the end that his father-in-law was one of the murderers of his heroine. His tears were really untouching and fake. He never really felt heartbroken or distressed for the heroine. Huo, a man who knew that he had killed his daughter and still enjoyed the happiness of his family, was quite heartless. Still don't understand what the intention is? Don't you love someone like the hero? Don't want to take revenge yourself?
I read it again after a few years and found that I still like this article. In the end, love is nothing but tears that cannot be shed, and a moment of missing you. Goodbye is real farewell, time and distance make people helpless.
The most painful thing in the world is to have my comments removed. I probably wrote a thousand words. Although the removal of the comments completely ruined the good mood I had just finished reading a good book, I still felt overwhelmed after going to the toilet. After thinking about it, I decided to write out my thoughts again. In my opinion, the protagonist of this book is undoubtedly Ye Wan. Ye Wan's life has been full of troubles, with two names, two fates, but the same ending. It can be said that the fate of "Ye Wan" in the first half of her life was just like her name, and she wandered around as fate dictated. First, he was abducted, and then his adoptive parents were killed. His younger sister, whom she had been dependent on, was also pushed off a cliff to death. Zhaoqing, the love of his life, was also busy pursuing his "ideal of love." Finally, the two got married, but Ye Wan was disfigured and went into exile. Later, Ye Wan finally transformed into Huo Fulie. By chance, she changed her face and returned to Macau to seek revenge. The word "martyr" indicated her next fate. She finally killed her enemy and took revenge, but what was the use? She still couldn't escape a bad ending. I hated Zhaoqing several times, hated him for not understanding Ye Wan's love when he was an adolescent, hated him for leaving Ye Wan away from home and not avenging her, hated him for marrying someone else and having children in the end, but who wouldn't like him? He is so fragile, so pitiful and cute. When he first put on his mother's cosmetics to show off his treasures, Ye Wan fell in love with him. When he was treated with cold eyes and contempt, Ye Wan wished him to be proud and proud. The two of them are one, just like Zhaoqing said that Ye Wan is a part of his body and is important enough to ignore her existence. At the end, Ye Wan wrote a letter to Zhaoqing, calling him her lifelong close friend and encouraging him to marry and have children with the "rich lady". To love someone is to really lower yourself to dust. In the letter, she put herself very low. She couldn't believe that Zhaoqing loved her, so she didn't dare to recognize him when she came back. In the end, she drifted on the sea. I believe she will survive. After all, she is Ye Wan who cannot be killed. As for Zhaoqing, I hate him very much now, hate him for being incompetent, hate him for being fragile, hate him for listening to Ye Wan and getting married and having children! But does this mean he doesn't love her? Just like Titanic, Jack died and Ruth got married, but viewers all over the world knew who the favorite was. When you love someone, there is no question of whether they are worthy or not, whether you want them to stay together or not. Love is just love, without asking for anything in return, and there is no reason why. I'm going to keep crying. Also, I don't know if I like it when others analyze her article in this way. If I say something wrong because of my own sentiments, please don't point it out to the author, and just let me silently immerse myself in my own world. Also, good writing is a rare thing! Keep up the good work, author! Q26pt
It's not easy to judge the author by giving it two points, but the ending may be unreasonable or unreasonable, and the author does not highlight the character of the male protagonist in the whole text, nor does he feel how much the male and female protagonists love each other. In the end, it will make people feel that the male protagonist marries the female protagonist's sister. . . . This male protagonist is so fake that it makes people laugh. The female protagonist feels like her whole life revolves around the male protagonist, emmmmmmm. . . . So be it. . .
Oh my gosh! It's unbelievable. Wan'er really died at sea? Oh my God! ! ! ! ! ! This article should be renamed "Ye Wan's Life of Making Wedding Dresses for Yan San"! Don't blame yourself for your bad luck, just blame the stepmother author. . . . Let me cry for a while. . . . . .
After seeing the male protagonist and Huo Zhenzhen together and giving birth to two children, I have no good impression of the male protagonist at all. I don't know why he is so affectionate. Later, I saw him crying when he heard the ringing bell and mentioned Ye, but it didn't make people think that he was affectionate. I don't know if everyone feels the same as me. The heroine's death was not worthy of her death. Regarding the ending, I also felt that it was a bit rushed and indescribable. The male protagonist's image and character were not outstanding, and although the heroine had character, she was too unrealistic and spineless. The author's writing style is good, but I hope he can elaborate on the storyline in the future, and it will be perfect.
The tragic ending is acceptable, but the heroine's ending is really cowardly. She was killed by her biological father. Her character can be said to be smart and free-spirited, but all her cleverness was used on the male protagonist. But when she came back for revenge later, was it necessary to not recognize the male protagonist? What's the reason? I'm afraid of getting him involved, but it's actually very hypocritical. This is about repaying evil with kindness.