A Rose-Colored Life

There are also two male protagonists... They are not human. But in the end, Xiao Yue actually showed his human side, but it's still hard to say whether he loves Xiao Meigui or not. Maybe there is no need to worry about whether he loves Xiao Meigui or not. God really has eyes for him to go in. Although I don't like these three protagonists very much, especially the heroine, who is really cowardly and incompetent, and really angry at her, but I think this is a good story and reminds me of Emma. People should not worship money too much, nor should they live for love.

In Xiao Meigui, I saw how money worship can corrode a person's soul and freedom. To put it bluntly, I just regret that she failed to die after committing suicide again and again. What on earth is a person who has no soul, no life, and is manipulated, insulted, and controlled by others to live for?

Damn it, can Xiao Yue die immediately? ? ?

Damn... Why did the heroine become like this? I can't accept that the hero and heroine become ugly.

I just felt suffocated after reading it... I was really stupid to finish it.

Depressed. When Rose moved between Xiao Shao and Xiao Shao, I felt like she was like a specimen who couldn't help herself. She didn't even seem to have the freedom to breathe. What is reasonable and unexpected is that the person who made her a specimen also put real effort into it. The human heart is too complicated

Dear sisters, who gave the card? Xiao Yue? What's the purpose?

Stayed up late to read it. I don't think the two male protagonists really loved the female protagonist, it's just arrogance and paranoia... The only bit of true love may be Shao Nian's words when he was young. Very sad, but very beautiful.

Shao Shirong's profile hidden by leaves? (Shao Shirong in The Glorious Marriage was busy with business and time traveled here)

Why does Xiao Yue keep holding on to the rose? Is it because of the charm of the rose itself?