When the Grapes Are Ripe

I don't know how to explain it, but it was recommended to me by a blogger I like very much. When I saw that there were only about thirty chapters, I thought I should read it quickly. In fact, I spent three hours crying until my eyes were swollen the next day. I was really frustrated to comment. I am a female protagonist, and even the slightest abuse will make me feel sad and cry. In fact, compared to other bloody novels, I think this female protagonist makes me feel more uncomfortable. What happened to her is too common. Her parents, aunt, and her favorite elders passed away one after another, and her parents still died in front of her. But her trusted uncle cheated and made mistakes on her. When the female protagonist is in the most pain and needs someone the most, the male protagonist is spreading scandals. After getting married, he insulted the heroine again and again because of his so-called scars. I don't know what kind of man's self-esteem is more important than his parents. The male protagonist lost face, but the female protagonist lost her parents, and she was only a teenager at the time. Starting from Chapter 8, I was reminded that the abuse was about to begin. I thought it was just an ordinary male protagonist who didn't understand love, but the more I read, the more something was wrong. I cried so hard that I couldn't breathe and my nose was stuffed several times. The female protagonist has endured so much for the male protagonist, but the male protagonist is like a child in his thirties, losing his temper and not understanding love. But you can't control your lower body when you think you don't love it. I really don't understand. In fact, I think the most important thing between them is not that the male protagonist realizes his love for the female protagonist, but respect and guilt. If it were me and my loved one passed away, and he said such unpleasant things around me and deliberately refused to answer my phone calls, this kind of person would not think he would have a second chance. But when I saw the ending, the male protagonist still didn't seem to realize this. Everything he had done in the past was not only to ignore the female protagonist, but the part where I wanted to see them let go was not highlighted. I felt it was a pity. It was a good article, but I cried with real emotion for several hours. It was really frustrating, and the ending seemed inappropriate to me. On the contrary, I hope the heroine will not forgive her, she is really not worth it π_π

As expected, I am not the audience for this kind of article. The most important element of love is balance, but this pair of CPs cannot be described as unbalanced. They are simply tilted to the sky. The male protagonist is not even a serious hzc. He just shows his jealousy. The so-called young man is neither mature nor reliable nor transparent. He only has more experience in love history, which does not seem to be an advantage. It feels like the heroine is an experience package for this man who has no peace of mind. I feel worthless for her.

Until the end, I still felt that Han Jiang was better than the male protagonist. To be honest, I didn't see the mature and restrained nature. From the beginning to the end, the female protagonist was always willing to compromise. The male protagonist would immediately get angry if she was slightly wronged. She would not answer the phone or leave someone alone and would do anything to get rid of them. In the end, the male protagonist coaxed a few words and sent flowers after get off work just like ordinary boys chasing girls (or even worse). She went to the show to show her face, and the female protagonist agreed again. The writing is okay, but the more I watch the plot, the more I feel frustrated and uncomfortable.

The writing is excellent and the storyline is really interesting. But I personally don't like unequal relationships. I feel that the heroine's deep affection and years of waiting have resulted in pain all over her body, and she finally received the fruits of love. Fate is unfair to her. She has already suffered so much, and she still has to suffer the bitter consequences of love. I feel sorry for her. She was really wronged. It's a bit hard to describe the male protagonist. Even though the article describes him as a "mature, gentleman" man, I don't think he is anything like that. He is just pretending, using a gentle and considerate face to disguise the hostility and indifference deep in his body. He and the heroine have known each other for a short time, and he is willing to put in a little patience. Even without too much affection, he can fulfill the responsibilities of a husband, speak sweet words without emotion, and make promises that have been broken many times. His past and his ex-girlfriend are still lingering. He is used to lying and concealing, and is also used to avoiding important matters and changing the topic. When the heroine's words touched his reverse scales, he was as aggressive as a hedgehog, saying disrespectful words such as "I said that what I need is a sensible wife, we have reached an agreement, and I need to remind you of this again." While his wife walked outside alone into the night, he licked his wounds. His entanglements with others, his theories on marriage, his words, and his actions have hurt his wife who loves him many times. Is there anything he can do to protect his wife? Was there ever a time when you could make her rely on you when she was sad and make her feel that it was great to have you? The injuries he suffered were caused by others and himself, but in the end it was the heroine who healed him. The story is very interesting, but I really think the male protagonist is great.

I feel that the male protagonist is emotionally unstable and would be the kind of male elder who would be violent in real life...

The writing is good, the female protagonist is strong, but the male protagonist is not sincere.

I feel like the male protagonist still needs to be sorted out. While saying that he is mature and will not express love wildly, he throws his wife into the mall alone and slams the door as soon as she leaves. She is quite skillful. Why do I dislike this male protagonist so much? It would be great if the female protagonist kicked him and Han Jiang together.

It ended a bit happily, but I still feel unsatisfied.

This article was suddenly recommended by someone, and I spent an hour reading it tonight while lying on my bed. Maybe it's because I've reached this age, a little older than the heroine, and technically my first love is still there, but I no longer know how to meet love. I particularly admire the heroine's courage, which may be related to her family. It makes people feel heartbroken and likeable. I couldn't hold back my tears when I read the last few chapters. To be honest, it wasn't really sad, but it just hit the hardest for me.

A little warm-hearted article in winter~