I Just Want to Be with You

First of all, I admit that this book is well written. I have read it three times. I bought the ending and commented on it this time because I am disgusted by the last chapter every time I read it. . First, in the last chapter, the author wrote that Liang Yin dreamed of calling the bell. Isn't this a complete mental infidelity? ! I can accept non-double c, divorce or whatever, but mental infidelity is really disgusting. . The male protagonist has been in love with the female protagonist for ten years, and through all kinds of hardships, she made the female protagonist fall in love with him. Then after getting married, the female protagonist cried out to her ex-husband in a dream. . Haha, the hero's love is really like a joke. Second, the ending states that the heroine goes to visit Mrs. Zhong, which is okay, but she actually asks Mrs. Zhong to say something to her child in front of the heroine. It would be great if the heroine and Zhong's child is the child. This is outrageous for her mother. How can this old lady have the nerve to say such a thing? She is not afraid of the heroine's embarrassment? And you said it in front of other people's children, to bully the children who don't understand? Fortunately, the male protagonist didn't follow him, otherwise he would have been angry to death in person. . Third, let the child mistakenly call Zhong Daddy. I can't imagine how the child could mistake Zhong for the male protagonist. Don't forget that the male protagonist did not follow them to Zhong's house! ! ! What's the point of shouting like this? What's the point? ! ! Do you want to show how pitiful the clock is? Or do you want to show how ignorant the child is? Can even his own father admit his mistake? ! Fourth, I don't know why I should sympathize with the second male lead, but I can't love him? It's his fault. He didn't cherish being together and only wanted to get it back after losing it? So what did you do in the first place? Oh, go and kiss me with Bai Yueguang, I'm going. . You scumbag, you can't wash yourself. . I am weak and I am justified? Fifth, the last sentence of the ending, he loves him very much and it will never be enough. I know this, so what? Does she love him? Of course, it was also expressed in the article, so why did it only say that he loved her in the end? . . Love him without her? Do you think you can tell that she loves him too without writing? According to this, the last sentence about "he loves her" is never enough and there is no need to write it. After all, who can't see that the heroine loves the hero? All in all, the last chapter is simply a superfluous chapter, a chapter that continues after a dog's tail! Of course, from the introduction of this book, it can be seen that this is a book that unilaterally describes how affectionate the male protagonist is and how much he loves the female protagonist. Maybe the author has not thought clearly about how much the female protagonist loves the male protagonist, or the author does not care too much. . Having said that, I still like this book very much, otherwise I would not have read it three times. In fact, the author could not have written the last chapter, which would make the emotion of the book purer, or the last chapter could highlight the two-way affection between the male and female protagonists, which would also make the emotional logic of the book smoother. Some of the words may sound unpleasant, but I have held them back three times. If I don't say them out, I'm afraid I will hold them back. . I don't know if anyone will see this comment of mine, but it doesn't matter, I feel more comfortable if I say it.

It's normal for the second male lead to not end up with the heroine in the end. He later realizes that what if he falls in love with the heroine. The heroine's thirteen years of love, including the years of marriage, are actually killing this relationship. Although the relationship of thirteen years cannot be polished off in just a few years, or even completely let go in a lifetime, but it will be tiring to a certain extent. The second male lead is very arrogant, and he was like this when he got married, and also after the divorce, but the heroine's upbringing is destined to be impossible with a husband who has an arrogant personality and doesn't know how to bow down. She longs for family and draws warmth from her family. When the second male lead got married, he didn't pay attention to this issue even if he treated her as a sister. He was often away from home and didn't care much about the heroine. These behaviors were like telling the heroine, "I don't have feelings for you, you are just my responsibility." It's even said that the second male actor didn't even shoulder this responsibility well. Even his family members usually have more frequent and regular contact. Even their family members should explain some scandals at the right time, not to mention that the heroine is his wife. After the divorce, let alone, you are chasing your ex-wife, and you want your ex-wife to figure out what you mean. You deserve to be unable to catch up, and you do everything in a dull manner, without explaining or clarifying. Every time, you are self-righteous and think that the heroine will not want to hear this. You are self-righteous and think that your ex-wife still loves you. If you lower your head a little and are willing to be exposed to save the heroine, you feel that the heroine can come back. Come on, but the heroine has done so much for him in thirteen years. Even if the heroine can marry him through not very formal means, the heroine has never forced him to marry her. She is always self-righteous. He thinks that the heroine doesn't like him and he doesn't explain anything about the scandal. But has he ever thought about the heroine's identity as his wife and how embarrassing those scandals will be for her. Let alone after the divorce, you are as boring as ever. You have done some things without saying anything, and you have to rely on your ex-wife to figure out everything on her own. It's so amazing. Everyone is so disappointed in you. What do you expect her to figure out? People will only treat you as a good person and as a family member to protect you. Who would have thought that you are really emotional? The heroine has been with you for thirteen years, and you haven't shown that you like her. How do you expect that you will do something secretly for a few months to let the heroine know that you like her all of a sudden? It doesn't matter if the second male lead is his first love. The problem is that he has had true love. He loves true love so much that even if he is laughed at, he stubbornly goes to the door of the Civil Affairs Bureau to wait for the certificate. He is also crazy about his ex-girlfriend. He even said that he loves her so much that no one in the family knows that he loves that person. He exposes the heroine once and hopes that the heroine will see his feelings. How funny? Did he do more than half of what he did for the heroine as he did for his true love? As soon as the heroine said that there is no need to do this, the second hero started to feel depressed and thought it was impossible. If you said that he could catch up with the heroine, that's the devil. How much the male protagonist loves the female protagonist, actually I think it is just a matter of habit at the moment, and it does not necessarily mean that he really loves the female protagonist. He once loved a woman until everyone knew it (everyone close to her knew it), but when it comes to the reactions of people around the female protagonist, he doesn't feel that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist very much. He only thinks that the female protagonist loves the male protagonist very much. So, does he love the female protagonist very much? Actually no, maybe he is a little fond and attracted, but his feelings for true love were so passionate in the past. If he really loved the heroine, there is no reason why it would be much worse. As a result, he had the courage to go to the Civil Affairs Bureau at all costs to wait for his true love to get married, but now it is the heroine's turn to be rejected. After one or two rejections, he felt that there was no hope. As long as he pursued the heroine shamelessly, the chances of the heroine's relationship being reunited after thirteen years were quite high, but the second male lead couldn't let go of his pride after all. It is impossible for such a person to get true love. How can someone who is not greedy for his affection be considered true love? Therefore, it is quite normal for him to end up being unmarried and only have one child. He is unwilling to make do with it and find a partner who doesn't love him that much. This ending is the inevitable outcome for a person with this kind of temperament. Even if he is a good person, unless the couple has no feelings for each other, there are too few people who can live a life without feelings just because someone is a good person. So there is absolutely no need to feel sorry for the second male lead. He brought it upon himself. It would be really disgusting if the female protagonist just gets back together with him. There is nothing wrong with getting back together, but at least the second male lead can greet the female lead like the male lead, even if the female lead refuses repeatedly. If the heroine is wronged or hurt, to that extent, I feel that getting back together will not be so offensive. But what has the second male lead done now? It's just one more exposure than when he was with his relatives. Everyone thinks that the second male lead is good, so why is the male lead feeding the dog after doing so much? What's more, the male protagonist has less love experience than the second male protagonist, and even has no true love except the female protagonist. If he can achieve this, why can't he, the second male protagonist? His ending is not worthy of sympathy at all, but it makes me feel pity for the male protagonist. It is normal for the female protagonist to like the male protagonist for twenty-three years and not be able to stop her for a while, but how can she still cry after dreaming about the second male protagonist after such a long time? I think it's normal that she can't forget the second male protagonist, but after such a long time, it's reasonable for her to suddenly think of the second male protagonist sometimes when she sees something, but why is she still thinking about it in her dreams? I really have to say that the male protagonist was designed so miserably by the author that he can only Falling in love with the heroine, the second male lead is simply designed to be a winner in life. Apart from being lonely, he has had one true love in his life. He has had the heroine as a person who loves him. He has such a good career and is handsome. There is no reason why the heroine has such a conservative male lead. God of Protection, he was able to marry his true love once. Although he didn't make it to the end, the male protagonist was designed to have only one true love in this life. He would never forget it even if he died or left. He treated her with all his heart and soul, but it took so long. After that, I could still dream about my ex-husband, and even cry. Whose male protagonist is so miserable? Why is the male protagonist so innocent and so kind to the people he likes, so he doesn't deserve to have a partner who only has him in his heart or who is mostly him?

I watched it many years ago, and I watched it again today and it still looks great!

I read it again. When will the new story start?

Ahhhhh, two men and one woman are consummated! ! ! Satisfy.

I love Zhong Mingzhen so much...

Let's talk about heroes over wine, and the overlord will come from my generation. One represents my true love that will last forever!

It's super good-looking. If you miss it, you'll miss it. The second male lead always thought that the female lead didn't love him. It's a really hurtful thing to say.

Chirp~~~~~bang! One hit Tsukuru's backstage!

Please also write a letter to Mr. Zhong, I feel so sorry for him.