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An Nian said that in this contest between Lu Xiangyuan and me, the winner was still undecided.
A year later, the winner had been decided.
Liang Muxun said to Lu Xiangyuan, "I'm so beautiful, and you still couldn't fall for me. Now I finally know that looks don't matter in this era, and I finally believe there really are people in this world you can never win over. Lu Xiangyuan, do you see how important you are? You changed the way I see the world. And yet I haven't even found the door to your world. I'm such a loser."
Another year later, everything took an unexpected turn.
Before kissing Liang Muxun, Lu Xiangyuan said, "You were right. After you stopped loving me, I really did become less handsome. People used to turn around to look at me, but now nobody even glances my way. So keep loving me, okay? I'll love you too, if that's what it takes."
(Hehe, the author is terrible at writing blurbs. The story itself is lighthearted.)
Notes:
1. The heroine takes the initiative and fights hard, while the hero secretly plays along. No second or third heroine. There's a second male lead, but he's got no chance. Happy ending.
2. Spoiler warning: The story features real cities. Please forgive the author's limited knowledge of traditional Chinese opera.
3. First-person narration, starting with a flashback.
4. The original title was "Yuan Xiang Liang Mu Sheng," also known as "If I Can't Win You Over, I'll Run Away."
5. The author hopes this story will make readers laugh until they cry. That'll mean it's a success.
6. It goes premium starting with Chapter 30. Also, the sequel to "Awkward Mr. 2," "Please Call Me Your Majesty," is currently updating.
7. Here's Xiaolu's Weibo. Feel free to say hi. Weibo name: Lu San Ye Shi Shan.
Theme:
Damn, when will the second part be released? I read the article again in the middle of the night. I really want to read the second part.
The author writes very well, I really like this story
Didn't Lu not understand the language here? Why didn't the heroine understand it?
I read this in one breath. It is really well written. I feel sorry for Liang Muxun and also feel sorry for Luo Yuqian. Really, I was disgusted with Lu Xiangyuan, he had hurt Liang Muchun too much. I haven't read abuse articles for a long time. When I first came into contact with online writing, I had the patience to read a long series and read the full text until I died (maybe I was very happy in the end). But in recent years, I have become less and less able to accept abusive stories, and I can only read sweet ones. But this article made me persevere until now. I can no longer cry while watching it like before. Some of it is just depression. The depression seems to sink into my stomach, making my stomach hurt from the pressure. Maybe... See you in the next part.
I discovered this good article a little late, but that doesn't stop me from loving it. I read this book not only for the story, but also for every sentence in the novel, which really moved me. Up to now, every time I go to sing, there are two songs that I like the most and they are the ones I will never order. I read Later in the author's book. Although there are some feelings that I think imperfection may be good for both people, but I really can't let go of the regret of not being together.
It's sad to watch. That's right, whoever was the one who shamelessly got involved with me first, but in the end I had no choice but to shamelessly tell myself that it didn't matter.
Those monologues or notes written by Liang Muxun at the beginning of the article made me feel like I fell in love with the author. ~
Why doesn't the ending end with Lu Xiangyuan and Ah Xun together?
There is no psychological description, just quick dialogue. It feels unclear what the male and female protagonists are thinking.
Why not continue the second part but start another one╮(╯▽╰)╭