A rich, handsome, and immature young heir picks up a mysterious girl of unknown origins, and from then on the two embark on a melodramatic, tear-jerking, dark romance that lasts seven days and seven nights.
Seven days is short, not enough time for anything much to happen.
Before Cheng Tiansheng met Ye Ling, he'd had countless dull, fleeting seven-day stretches like that;
Seven days is also long, long enough for plenty to happen.
After Cheng Tiansheng met Ye Ling, it took only seven days for him to live through another person's entire lifetime.
Key points: melodramatic, tear-jerking, dark.
Also, this story is set in a fictional world, so please don't nitpick the details.
Theme:
There is a female protagonist?! There are really very few female protagonists with unlimited flow!
Wow wow wow I still cried when I watched it again
Why do I feel that the man is so annoying? He is so persistent. It is obvious that the woman is in serious trouble before she runs away. Yet he still insists on pestering others to tell him stories? Mainly because of this attitude, he only explores other people's privacy out of curiosity, boredom, or curiosity. Doesn't he know what is unspeakable?
It feels very interesting
Suddenly I felt that Chen Li's Seventh Day was very suitable.
Here is the humble opinion of a half-grown old bookworm (●—●): The idea of seven days and seven nights is very good, and it really shines on my eyes. Compared with many long-term relationships, perhaps this kind of emotion similar to an affair will be more novel. But as I read along, I always felt that the male protagonist lacked the roughness of boys, and instead looked like a little girl with a bold personality (no offense, just a very objective feeling, I hope the author doesn't mind_(:з∠)_). Moreover, the lack of foreshadowing and atmosphere makes the plot twist seem a bit abrupt. I believe that the author is just a matter of experience. As long as the author is given some time to observe and figure out the reasonable reactions of people with different personalities in different situations, and then add some resonant life details, he will definitely be able to write a great article~(￣▽￣~)~
Although the overall structure is weak, the story is exciting. The most surprising thing is the brave and unyielding spirit, which is much more meaningful than those sadomasochistic relationships with Stockholm syndrome. I never thought it would be like this after seven days, very, very positive energy.
A very exquisite novella. May I ask the author, do you still remember the ancient bank on the shore of Daming Lake?
I wrote at the end that my heart was broken, as if I had fallen in for a moment and seemed unable to get out.
It's disgusting, and I threatened you, I'm sick.