Rain Shower

This article is very well written, the writing style is also very delicate, and many of the words are very reasonable. The heroine is very hard-working and strong, but seeing her go all the way to the dark side and "disgrace" herself, I feel very unworthy for her. Just because of her inferiority complex from a poor family and the frustration of her first love, she knew that she was not in the right family and that her unequal family conditions were unattainable for her. However, Yi decisively rejected all men with good external conditions from the beginning and chose male protagonists with worse conditions than herself. This is very difficult for me to understand. I don't understand why she can't settle for a man with similar or slightly better family conditions than hers, who works hard to make progress, is also highly educated and has a decent job? I'm not looking down on uneducated people, but the thoughts and behaviors of many uneducated men in the real news are really scary. I completely do not believe that people who cannot communicate and have different views can live together well. Because the conditions for the heroine's first love were so good in all aspects, she always carefully disguised herself and did not dare to expose any flaws. But when she was with the male protagonist whose conditions were much worse than hers, she still pretended to be herself. She was still cold and cold, pretending not to care, and she was always in a humble and passive position in the relationship. When she expressed her true thoughts for the first and only time and advised the male protagonist not to pay for other people's mistakes, how did the male protagonist she chose against all odds treat her? He insisted on paying for the person who made the mistake, and said to the heroine confidently: "I had nothing when you decided to be with me. It was okay then, why not now?" I think the male protagonist's selfless care for his autistic brother for many years, his hard work and other advantages cannot cover up his ruthlessness towards the female protagonist. It is really terrible. Knowing that his condition is so poor and he can't even see his own future, he met the heroine who gave him hope. Within a few days of dating, he quickly and frequently took possession of the heroine's body (according to my analysis of the heroine's character, her first love should have never happened), and even married to the hero's father. He only thought of this issue after he mentioned it. At that time, the female protagonist had already made plans to endure hardships with him and take care of her autistic brother. However, the male protagonist had never considered their future. Now he only had a savings of 300,000 yuan and dared to spend his entire life to pay for his friend's mistake of 260,000 yuan. It's true that he should be loyal to his friends, but doesn't he know what his own conditions are? You are already 30 years old, and you have been struggling in society for 12 years. Don't you understand the principle of acting within your ability? If he was still a young boy, I would still understand him making such a decision out of loyalty, but at this age he is still like this. Then if he gets rich in the future and has a savings of 3 million when he is 40 years old, will he also pay for his friend's mistake of 2.6 Million, and then confidently say to the heroine: "I had nothing when you decided to be with me. It was okay then, why not now?" After helping a friend, the impoverished male protagonist returned to his original form and said to the female protagonist: "I don't want you to wait, I want you to live a good life." At the same time, when leaving, he gave the female protagonist a ring symbolizing marriage to restrain the wavering female protagonist. I really feel that he is worse than the heroine's first love. He has faced up to his own situation. After the breakup, he cannot forget the heroine and does not pester or disturb her. When the heroine asks for something, he helps her without saying a word, and they forget each other in the world. Anyway, I think this male protagonist is really scary, and I really don't understand the point of the female protagonist waiting for the male protagonist in the end without hitting the wall. Besides, she is 27 years old, not a little girl in her early 20s who was carried away by love. After watching the extra episode, I was glad that the ending was happy, but with the situation like this, the male and female protagonists were separated for three or four years. If we put it in reality, it would be almost impossible for them to still be together, right? Feng Beibei's view of love is my own. Be confident and be yourself. Pay serious attention to every relationship. It doesn't matter if you fail. Be honest and be honest. There will always be the right person who suits you. It's just a matter of time. I sincerely hope there won't be such a "silly girl" as the heroine in real life. This kind of relationship is too tiring, and it's better to be single and carefree.

It's pretty good. The ending of the male protagonist is quite reasonable. He is too emotional and soft-hearted, too responsible but beyond his own capabilities. He wants to make everyone around him live well but with his ability, he can barely support himself. He doesn't understand the choice and is indifferent to right and wrong. He is a very pitiful "good" person.

Why does the heroine keep waiting? What she wants is for two people to work hard together, not for your hero to return to the throne after three years as the Dragon King =_=

I really, really like realistic novels. The author's writing style is pretty good, and most of the narratives are realistic. Except for the excessive conflicts in the later stages of the article that deliberately add to the tragedy, the overall logic is consistent with reality. I was very enlightened when reading the first 70% of the content, and I thought a lot about life based on my own experience. However, I really can't understand the male protagonist fighting for his brother in such a decisive way. It's OK to help others, but there is no need to sacrifice yourself to help. After all, 30 is a mature age. Also, after reading the extra, I really can't understand the article's portrayal of women. A man can't give you a sense of security and commitment, so you have to wait for him to symbolize infatuation and reconciliation, okay? It seems stupid to me. No matter how much you love someone, you shouldn't have to wait almost hopelessly. The male protagonist has earned 300,000 yuan for many years, but he still hesitates to go back. The reason for getting married was because the female protagonist was pregnant. I was really angry at the later narrative about the misery of women. Let me talk about the two feelings I want to express the most: 1. The article is very good, and the rare reality is close to the novel and close to the truth and resonates; 2. In my opinion, if a man loves a woman, he must give her enough security and future plans, and no one should wait for anyone; and in reality, if someone really makes a mistake that touches the principles, such as Kong Zhen, if you help her, she may make it again. In many cases, this is the dark nature of human nature, so everyone should pay for their own mistakes.

Let's forget it. It's good to separate. This is not a fairy tale. There is no need to force a fairy tale ending. Reality must be realized to the end. To put it bluntly, the heroine always feels inferior to taller men. The hero is her comfort zone, so she is willing to give everything she has, but this way to the heroine It's very unfair. Although there is nothing fair or unfair in love, it is obvious that the two people have different priorities. The female lead puts the first priority in getting better together with the male lead, but the male lead puts the two of them in hardship together. The two are different, so there is really no need to marry them.

I didn't like the ending, and I didn't like such a heavy plot. When I read it, I felt that the author must be an earthly person. It was really boring to describe the feelings. However, I felt some warmth from the shower. When I saw that the male protagonist Sun Peng was like a cedar, the firm and down-to-earth feeling really touched me. However, I really don't like the female protagonist's character. She is stubborn and follows the rules with boredom. My personal opinion does not represent the public. The male protagonist is much more lively. She has love and justice from the end. Do I really like the female protagonist?

I was sorting out novels recently and found this one Good news: Finished reading Good news: I forgot all about it [covering face and laughing and crying] [covering face and laughing and crying] Why didn't I have any impression when I went there? I was going to read the introduction and recall it, but I didn't see anything at all. What is this book about? I only vaguely remember that I felt so panicked after watching it

Life is tiring enough. Reading a novel with a vague ending makes me cry.

When I saw the extra, I really felt sorry for the female protagonist. She kept waiting for the male protagonist. The male protagonist stared at other women and let others kiss him. I really can't stand this.

When I saw the extra, I really felt sorry for the female protagonist. She kept waiting for the male protagonist. The male protagonist stared at other women and let others kiss him. I really can't stand this.