I like "The Third Kind of Love" very much, and I wrote this extra out of emotion. I just wanted to describe Jiang Xinyao. Looking at everything from another perspective, who is the protagonist and who is the supporting role? Who knows?
I have read the full text five times in total, and at the end I just felt that the women are all very good, and this man is so undeserving, but Lin Qi Zheng, who writes freely, makes people hate him. I don't think Jiang or Zou will hate him.
After reading this novel, I was reminded of what Zhang Ailing said in "Red Roses and White Roses". I can't remember the full text. The general idea is that every man has a red rose and a white rose in his heart. If you marry a white rose, she will be like a grain of white rice on your clothes, and the red rose will be a cinnabar mole in your heart forever; if you marry a red rose, as time goes by, she will be like a bit of mosquito blood on the mosquito net, and the white rose will be the eternal "moonlight in front of the bed."
Does Lin not love Jiang at all? No! Didn't Jiang marry the Lin family because of his own family considerations? No! Therefore, it is really hard to explain what love is. Men only see it as a part. Their world is so colorful that they are naturally confused and confused. How many women can see it as the whole thing? How many women can think clearly?
If I stand on both sides of youth, maybe I will support Zou. What's the harm in falling in love once? But once you enter the siege of marriage, I hope everyone is like Jiang Xinyao, with great wisdom and true happiness!
Conception:
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Oh no! Damn, is this sweet? ?