As Precious as Pearls and Jade

Why do so many people think that the eldest brother cannot remarry? If the gender is changed and a woman remarries after her husband is widowed, readers will be very tolerant. I don't see anyone saying anything, so why can't men? Don't be so harsh. And they are marrying after ten years. They don't have children yet. This is to make the family have no offspring. The grand heir does not even have an heir. Isn't a good person like the eldest brother worthy of being loved? I have to ask others to establish a stable and infatuated character to keep their wives. What is the truth?

Actually, I originally thought that Zhang Tai and Big Brother are a good match. It takes ten years for a man to let go, and then he admires a woman who is not inferior to a man. It feels very beautiful. It feels weird to have my eldest brother match up with someone who has been secretly in love with me for ten years. Is it because of love or just because I don't want to let him down? I don't know if everyone can understand my point of view. Either way, love her till the end and never marry her. Or say goodbye to the past and get married again because of a passionate love Now I feel a little stuck

I think you are really outrageous. If I die, I hope my lover can have another lover. It is touching to not marry the person you like after death, but it is not a necessary word for affection. Love is the same as family and friendship. There is nothing noble. If the lover disappears and you find someone you like ten years later, it cannot be called affectionate. Then people who have lost their relatives and have new relatives are not worthy of being called relatives. What on earth do you think is noble about love? When friends are gone, there will be new friends, when relatives are gone, there will be new relatives, and when a lover is gone, there will naturally be a new lover. If your lover is gone and you can't have a new lover, you are just having double standards. According to your theory, the heroine should also be scolded. She had parents in her previous life and was reborn in this life. How can she recognize her new parents when she has memories? To put it bluntly, love is not nobler than other emotions

I have always cared about Zhang Tai, great, Lord Dali Temple!

In fact, I am really conflicted. The eldest brother and his deceased sister-in-law can be said to have a deep love. True love is not an exaggeration, right? Isn't true love that all love is devoted to one person, and no one else is around? Just because another woman waited for him for so long and then remarried, could his previous relationship be considered true love? It's not that you can't look away, I just feel that the so-called affection and love that is advertised are nothing more than that.

Another article that is difficult to understand. Whether it is the deep love between emperors and empresses that spans thousands of years and is presented to the world, or the transition from prosperity to aristocratic families, or Li Huaiguang, who finally walks alone in the world, time always flows through his large brushstrokes. In the space that we cannot see, these people and these things unfold slowly in a specific form, gently and silently.

I saw that my sister-in-law passed away earlier, and I was wondering if there would be a big brother in the extra chapter, so I bought the extra chapter first, and luckily there was indeed one. Fortunately, my eldest brother did not end up alone. He met Miss Wu who can be with him and love him for the rest of his life. I feel relieved. I wish my eldest brother and Miss Wu a happy life! As expected of a butterfly, the short side story is so captivating. I really like this couple.

There were quite a few typos and I skipped reading. The overall quality was average, maybe because it was an early and immature work by the author.

I've read it three times. I really want to come back and read it after a while. It's such a magical article.

So what happened to the Lin family?