
The Gilded Age
镀金时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 556k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
141Chapters
2.6kFavorites
9.3Score
1.7kNutrient gifts
25.1kClicks per chapter
3.5kComments
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The author has profound understanding and insights into life, the world, rules, and freedom. It is not limited to simple romance novels, it not only tells about simple love, but also social ethics and moral rules. I really admire you for having such insights at such a young age. Writing requires talent, but it also requires hard work on your part. Thank you for your wonderful story. Very inspired. Every time I read your story, it is like music that lingers for three days, and I always have endless aftertaste. I always feel that there is more to the story, and I always want to see how the protagonists will live in the future? In fact, the interesting thing about life is that you never know what the future holds and whether they will be together forever. Hahaha.
I had read a little bit of the beginning before but stopped reading. At that time, I thought the Nanyin in the opening chapter was too weak. This time I calmed down and read it, but I didn't expect the story to be like this. It's really realistic, although I don't know if such a situation in the novel really exists in reality? But that's human nature. Everything that was good at the beginning was blown up beyond recognition. Jun Xian is really sad to think about, but Huo Xu only used the methods of people of his class. So is this reality?
Well, I read the ending again, and I still feel sorry for Nanyin not being with Junxian! What a wonderful beginning, but how regretful I am now!
Big Boss said, you can accuse me of doing all the bad things, but you can't insult me or doubt my taste. That woman, I know her as a rat! This ending, under the circumstances, is the best for the heroine. If the current situation is the same as when I was a child, if there are no unnecessary people and no conspiracy, then I can be with Jun Xian. Otherwise, I still recommend choosing the big BOSS. Only he is willing and capable enough to protect himself and live with dignity.
It would be nice to have more emotional scenes. You'll never get tired of taking things by force [Rainbow Fart]
For Jun Haichuan, the value of the collection should be higher than his wife's life, right? (From the beginning of going to Italy, I didn't understand why I had to go in person. Couldn't my father-in-law just send someone directly?) As long as others see that he can't let go of the collection, then their family will never have peace, and if it's not Huo, there will be someone else. Even if he gave up his things and saved his wife, the main reason was because his other identity was that of the mother of his child. In fact, I always felt that Junxian and Nanyin could have another ending. When Nanyin returns as her mother, Junxian can say goodbye to his family and start over somewhere else with Nanyin. The rest of his life will be spent with Nanyin's love, and he has entrusted his responsibilities to his family (Nanyin has already sold it once, and his own love spent the first 9 years of his life struggling), so the museum can be given to his sister and her husband. At that time, Boss Huo didn't have feelings for Nanyin, so he could let her go. Tao Bao didn't quite understand the child's restraining attitude. This is a shameful and forced romance Debt, isn't he a mother? A woman pays more for pregnancy in ten months, and can a child have feelings at such a young age? If he is raised by Mo, he may be brainwashed into an enemy. This kind of intolerance for the child's life is tantamount to handing his fate to Mo and being his slave for generations. The long-term pain is worse than the short-term pain! To be honest, the connection with the stranger who provides the sperm is just like the reason why ordinary people will not give away money for strangers. Sometimes having no desire leads to strength. Your weakness is giving others opportunities to exploit you (the more you care about others, the more you can take advantage of your care)!
However, there are still some questions. From the very beginning, Nanyin was forced to appraise treasures in France, and was suddenly exposed when trying to win glory for the country. In fact, Junxian and others were somewhat suspicious of the situation at that time, but why didn't they investigate and find out who did it? In this way, I feel that I can't feel at ease when I encounter this kind of unclear situation. Jun Xian is a thoughtful person, and I don't understand why he didn't go. And Huo's layout should start from here. In other words, they did not have any understanding of the enemy from the beginning, and they became more and more passive step by step.
The author is a good storyteller, and I envy the writing style that can make the story ups and downs, but it would be wrong to say that it is not pure romance. The second half is basically pure romance. I think it would be better to write the story in two parts. Two male protagonists are a bit unpopular in the romance world, but the author's writing skills are amazing and truly extraordinary.
Is the story with the bomb-laying boss as the male protagonist a new one that Axia has recently published?
I feel like I'm reading a modern version of Swordsman. This one is different from Yin Yin's other articles. I like the one about Baozhu and this one better.