A Wudaokou Love Story [Girls' Love]

Realistic novels are so inexplicably sad. Ye Congxin and Lilac make people feel uneasy.

Miss Lilac. Miss her. Even if she is really more cowardly than Ye Zang. Tears. I didn't read the part about Ding Xiang's abuse carefully at first, but now I understand what Ding Xiang couldn't accept, and I feel like I understand what the hell it is. You can disregard human ethics for her, or you can stick to the bottom line for her. No matter what orientation you take, your heart has a ruler and a scale, and you can act in a measured way. These two are both real scum, no one can blame the other. It's so real, I really like to miss you sadly.

How should I put it, I saw my own shadow in Ye Congxin: he was unwilling to bear the hardships in love, he didn't like to build complicated relationships with others, and he was an engineering student. After I got together with my first love, I felt that it was so unclear and strange that it made me very uncomfortable (what happened during that period was suffocating, so I don't want to talk about it), so we broke up. After that, I dated a girlfriend again. I don't know why I didn't want to like someone anymore. I felt very tired, so we never talked to her and I kept reading. Now, in the early days of high school, I have been irritable because of my orientation. It was only later that I had the energy to study. I barely managed to get into college. After I entered college, I started living in a dormitory. I had more intimate contact with no boundaries, which would be very annoying. But I am about to graduate. I am not a nerd, but I don't have many hobbies anymore. Subjectively, I don't want to be alone all the time, but objectively speaking, I may have to be alone for a long time. Sometimes I think, if I could become a heterosexual, I wouldn't be so annoyed. If I were stronger, I wouldn't be so anxious all the time. . . (It's so long-winded. T_T I'm sorry everyone.

In the end, Ding Xiang still maintained her dignity, and I burst into tears.

I read the entire story in two days, and even went to Weibo to ask the author for che. When I saw 89 Tiantian crying outside, I felt that the story was finally complete. My favorite sentence is what Ah Huang said, "Those who come into our lives not just because of love will always be unfinished." It is precisely because they are not just because of love that they can't bear to let go. Cheng Cheng and Tiantian are such existences, so they can be "incomprehensibly involved" with Ye Zang throughout their lives. "I don't believe in love, I believe in love." So is this the reason why there is no result with Lilac? But love is not cooked yet, Ye Zang is such a scumbag, she cannot rely on love to settle down, what she needs is a close connection beyond love, so that she can fall into it and be unable to pull herself out. I rarely see the realistic style, and the three views are a bit abnormal, but I have to admit that friendship, family, and love sometimes cross the boundaries so easily. I really like the author's speculation on the psychology of the characters. The growth experience of each character has created her current situation. This cannot be judged by a single moment. Especially the entanglement between Ye Tong and Ding Xiang always made me feel that it was a pity to stand aside and watch. Once I got into the role, I understood the reality deeply. I had to try my best to restrain myself and maintain a sense of alienation from the characters in order to avoid being substituted into it and the ups and downs were unbearable. The postscript asks, do love and the person you want to be with for life have to be the same? I think either people's understanding of love is too narrow, or this question can only have a negative answer. On the one hand, the author brings all kinds of realities and helplessness in the real society to your lips, making you miserable, but he also arranges the most esoteric and passionate emotions regardless of age, gender, identity, and family. This kind of conflict and contradiction also poked at me. I took a deep breath and couldn't calm down. Finally, after thinking about it, I can only say, I like it, I really like it. This is the first time I write a review in Jinjiang and I dedicate it to the author. Thank you for all the feelings and experiences this article has brought to me. I wish the author good luck in his new career.

I was filled with resentment when I saw the end of Lilac Line, and even recalled Dai Wangshu's "Rain Lane", full of sadness, my Lilac. . . I was so resentful that I wanted to give up the article. TAT When I saw my wife saying that Lilac looked like me, I clenched my little fists. Madam, please tell me who Ye Congxin is next to you, and I will help you beat her up!

In fact, I don't like this ending very much. I feel very sorry for the ending that the author arranged for Tiantian. What about her future? What about photography, which she has always loved? She had nothing left. She had always hoped to be on par with her lover, and she ended up like this. Even though she gained love, she lost so much, as if she was guarding the only thing left with a broken body. I can only hope in my imagination and hope that she can live a better life. Ye Zang, who was unwilling to become a mediocre person, became an associate professor and Tiantian, who lost his only talent. There was a huge gap. Maybe this is true, but I also want to have a perfect ending.

The interesting thing is that many people who think they are smart are often attracted by illusions and call them their favorite...

It is true that she likes Lilac the most among the supporting characters, and feels sorry for her, but all this is really her own kindness, and she can't blame anyone. If she had been more determined and held her lover's hand and told her family that this was the person who would spend her life with her, Ye Congxin would never have given up on her.

It's so realistic. I can only say that the author's writing is really good. My heart was throbbing when I read it in the middle of the night [Tucking my chin]