Lin Hanyu loved him, while he knew nothing of it.
Xia Lingfei loved her, before he had even realized it.
She thought she would love him all her life. He thought he would wait three years for her, and divorce if she came back. The three-year deadline has passed, and now it is his turn to keep his promise…
She dreamed that he had his arm around his ex-girlfriend's shoulder… He dreamed that she had left and would never return… It turned out that everything was no more than a fleeting dream. When they wake, what will the truth be?
Not every love can withstand waiting, and not everyone can stand quietly behind you, unnoticed. One wrong thought can turn fate upside down. There is no betrayal in love.
A shattered mirror is hard to mend; only on the fifteenth day does the moon become full. How many lovers fail to end up together, how many are separated by cruel twists of fate…
If she had known earlier that it would not be you who stayed with me until the end, would she still have loved him with all her might? If he had known earlier that once some people are missed, they never come again, would he still have made that one wrong choice? One thought can make you a Buddha, one thought can make you a demon. If Xia Lingfei had understood where his heart truly belonged before his mistake was set in stone, would the ending have been completely different? If Lin Hanyu had seen the crashing waves ahead sooner, would she still have had the courage to walk those years by his side?
Alas, the word "if" is easy to write and say, but hard to make real.
Lin Hanyu: I waited so long, hoped for so long, and wanted to walk with you. In the end, the ending was still…
A realization halfway through, regret halfway through, a love halfway through: how deep does it run?
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At first, he thought Su Kai was a scumbag, but compared with Xia Yi, he turned out to be a really good man. Xia is a hypocrite. Although Su was more romantic in the past, at least his likes and dislikes were put on the table instead of being wavering and hurting both sides. Summer requires both bright moonlight and cinnabar moles. How can there be such a good thing in the world? Fortunately, the heroine didn't do anything mean in the end.
Why is there no extra episode? The author said that the ex-husband is the male protagonist, but I think only the one who ends up with the female protagonist can be called the male protagonist. The ex-husband is at best just a heavyweight supporting actor who takes up 95% of the scenes. Moreover, after the heroine remarried, it seemed that she had been married in person. With such a good man, author, why are you hesitating? Just let the heroine fake it for real. Don't make an open ending. What's left to imagine? Can a modern woman hang herself from a tree? The heroine has a new life, so she doesn't have to dwell on the past. The ex-husband is really cheating on her, and she can't take away the dirty things. If the heroine follows the routine in some novels and her ex-husband plays a cruel trick, she can abandon the gentle and considerate male partner and run into the arms of the scumbag. That's not called a reunion, that's called cheating! I strongly support Han Xi's rise to power. As for the ex-husband, whether he is doing well or not has nothing to do with the heroine? To be able to be successfully confused by the female partner, his unsteady stance and half-heartedness are the main problems. It is he himself who gave the female partner the opportunity to get close. Some mistakes can be forgiven, but some can never be forgiven! The author should write a clear ending, and hope that the heroine and Han Xi will have a good outcome. As for my ex-husband, haha, I feel relieved when I see that you are not doing well.
Because the child is with the male protagonist, well, this ending is good. If it is with the male protagonist, I really can't accept it.
Damn, I hope the heroine will not get back together with her ex-husband. The ex-husband is too scumbag and not worth cherishing by the heroine. Otherwise, she will feel like the heroine is being cheap.
The male protagonist is really a softie. He would still be with his female partner if the child was still there. This kind of man is really a scumbag.
It gives me a feeling that she will get back together with her ex-husband. Mainly because of the child...
When I thought about it, I saw that it was still in the same place.
It's so procrastinating. The supporting characters have to write extras.
Can these two people be included in the extra story?
The male protagonist has a problem with his IQ and is still too meaty. Even though he knew Xu Qian was setting him up, he still stayed with her. This kind of man is right for the heroine to not want him, he is indecisive and not firm in feelings. The author has written 200 chapters and is still stuck in the same place, just like the male protagonist.