Where Is the Happiness We Were Promised?

I finished reading, but I was so sad and missed everything.

I forgot to rate, sorry. . One more thing, I still prefer Jingcheng. Although he is cannon fodder, he is also a JP. .

To be honest, I personally don't like Zhou Lidong. This man gave up Siyuan for money and power. When he had everything, he began to recall his relationship with Siyuan. Even though he had always loved Siyuan, his will was not strong enough after all!! As the saying goes: Every gain must come with a loss!! If Lidong didn't give up Siyuan, he might not be able to become a master. So, when you lose something, you will know what you have gained, and vice versa! This book is like living in a snail's nest. After you get everything you want, you remember how precious the previous things were. This person is too fake, but this is exactly how human nature is!!!!

Perhaps this is the best ending for Lidong, exchanging life for Siyuan's love. It's just that the deceased has passed away, and the living are floating in love and memory. . . . . . Most people hope for the purity and beauty of love; however, there is really only hope. If you say you love, there can be no regret or forgiveness? Very well written, this is another masterpiece.

There is no such thing in reality, right? The author writes in a tone more like college life!

In the beginning, it was Zhou Lidong who felt sorry for Siyuan, so he felt guilty, and that was why he could not pursue happiness confidently and take Siyuan back. Now, it was Siyuan who felt sorry for Lidong and always felt that she owed the dead people, so she couldn't get out. That's why she couldn't face Brother Jing, and that's why she couldn't pursue her own happiness after Lidong's death. Because of her awkwardness, two pieces of happiness were ruined. If she could treat Lidong well and face her heart well while Lidong was still alive, maybe Lidong could live a little longer, maybe she wouldn't get sick so early, and maybe she could accompany him on his last journey, so there would be no regrets. Maybe, she could develop a stable love with Brother Jing, maybe with Mr. Huo, or even with Brother Zhu. Therefore, people just cannot be sorry for their own hearts.

Xi'an Jiaotong University, right? Zhou Lidong finally gave Shen Li a marriage, and this time he sold himself for a good price for Siyuan. Is Siyuan doomed from now on? Deserve it. If you cherish it while you are alive, you will not feel guilty, and you will pursue your own happiness after his death. Now, I really agree with the saying that living is unfilial, and dying will make you scream. Although it is a bit unreliable to put unfilial piety here, it is the truth. When you are alive, you don't want to look at it. When you die, you can't face yourself. People, whether alive or dead, cannot do anything that is sorry for others. If you feel sorry for others, feel sorry for yourself.

At this time, it is nonsense to say that you have loved. There is no doubt that if you have not loved, what did you do in those years in college? A waste of youth? The heroine is unloyal and unreasonable. I can't help but throw bricks, but I'll give it 0 points for being kind. It's not easy to write so much, especially when I write about Brother Jing and Classmate Zhou so affectionately.

Siyuan is very confused. No matter how much hatred there is, when it comes to life and death, is there anything he can't let go of? Why can't you go see him? This is not only awkward, it is simply unreasonable and inhumane. Even if your ex-husband has a mistress, and now he is dying and wants you to go and have a look, you should go and have a look. You should see her off for the last time and never say no, not to mention that she is just an ex-boyfriend, and she has also found her own happiness. There is nothing cute about such a heroine.

Children from poor families have to carry a heavy burden. It's so difficult to love.