In a single night, her parents fled, and Jian Yin was taken in by her aunt, Jiang Yang.
Jian Yin unexpectedly discovered that her aunt's lover was a woman who seemed melancholy every day.
She thought she could finally live in peace, but fate threw another twist her way, and in an instant her life plunged to the bottom of a ravine.
It turned out that both her mother and her aunt had been using fake names. Everything had been an elaborate lie.
Years later, Jian Yin finally traced their painful past through an old murder case.
Theme: The clouds will clear eventually, won't they?
How much of the reason why Jian Yin loves Fang Tong is because Fang Tong looks like Jiang Yang? How much of Jiang Yu's obsession with Jiang Yang is because Jiang Yang looks like Fang Tong? Sigh... Adults always let children bear what they shouldn't bear. In their eyes, children are accessories, not independent individuals. Jian Yin, Fang Tong, Jiang Yu… North… Jian Lai…
I watched it several times in the middle, seeing classic old events replayed, and thought it was the end~☺The whole novel still seems a bit heavy, mainly because I have nowhere to place my soul. Fang Tong was obviously with Jian Yin, why did he leave again later? (Did I understand correctly?) Jiang Yu has never been able to get over her emotional pain, so she really deserves her name. Comparatively speaking, Jian Yin is the strongest. She has experienced so many twists and turns since childhood, so she can develop the ability to live in peace with the stormy life. There will always be dissatisfaction in life, not only when it comes to same-sex love, but when you look at all living beings, there are so many worries and complaints. Anyone who has withstood the crushing wheels of life is a winner.
Blue waves are rippling, life is ups and downs...
The author is so efficient, and he really made an extra chapter.
Suddenly I felt that the author's article was suitable for drawing a similar character relationship diagram in TLW.
1. After reading this article last night, I read "Nostalgia" again. Sure enough, there is a connection. 2. The heroines in your novel are all very tired of living, even though there are some strong ones like Jian Yin and Tang Yun. I hope the author has a peaceful life. 3. I didn't expect you to write about Jiang Yang like this. So cruel. Suisui and Amo. Ah Mo shouldn't have stopped abruptly. 4. I didn't expect Jiang Yu to be so decisive later on. Jiang Yu wrote a little less later. Especially between her and Fang Tong, so it's a little abrupt. Fang Tong was fine. Her character, her past experiences, her love for her mother, the consequences of her choice of Jian Yin, and her past entanglement with Jiang Yu, smoking addiction is a key point of expression. So the return trip makes sense. 5. The author has really many lines. When I have time, I want to re-read "Nostalgia" to see how many surprises there are. Yesterday when I was casually browsing, I saw the play "The Blue Waves" in "Nostalgia". At the end.
Jian Lai???????? This is also the protagonist of your other article. . But it was changed later. Such a cruel name. . . Again?
Come on, Jian Yin can see through this heavy paper at such a young age~~ Waiting for the good show between Jiang Yang and Jiang Yu, and the jealous Jian Yin
These sisters, these aunts and nephews~~~what a day it is.
Uh, okay, my mind is relatively simple. Or the author is much richer.