The Moon Was There Then

I read it because of the bad reviews, because there are always people saying that the male protagonist loves the second female protagonist more than the female protagonist in this article. But I don't see it at all. Regardless of whether the author intended to write about a second female lead named Yangchun Baixue, at least he didn't write it out at all. Two relationships are inherently two stages. She was too young when she first fell in love, and Ming Yue almost broke up without saying goodbye. When Yun Huan found out about the ticket, Yun Huan felt insulted and betrayed in his eyes. He was busy, so he expressed his feelings by going to bed. He felt that his love had not diminished, and it was also to make Ming Yue feel happy. When they broke up, he said that Yue didn't even think about asking if he would wait for her, would he abandon everything and go out? So when his second relationship was about to break up, he asked. But when he got a negative answer, he just threw the ring. If he loves his second daughter more than his first love, is this love? Is it so easy to give up on love, or not know that the people around you are sick? I think he is their self-righteous love. I can even say that he loves himself the most, but I cannot say that he loves the second female lead the most. After returning to China, it became clearer that whether it was because of Duoduo or not, he was the one who took the initiative, and Mingyue never thought about having anything to do with him. She has a physical liking for Ming Yue throughout the whole story, and in the finale, she keeps kissing her in front of outsiders. The second female lead sent a text message before Mingyue returned to China. Zi Jia also said that after Yun Huan broke up with the second female lead, people around him were asking him why they broke up, so is it normal for him to be dumped twice and have a painful black face? Is he waiting for the second female lead? If you wait, why don't you reply to the text message. The reason why he was vacant for two years was because he suffered two serious injuries, and the second time he thought he had made up for the mistakes of the first time but was dumped. He did something wrong. He wanted to solve the problem of the second daughter's illness before going to appease Mingyue. The same goes for Mingyue. Her marriage history is really not a trivial matter, but she didn't confess it. Many people criticized my sister's recording, but as for the hypothetical question, Ming Yue also said, if Joseph is good, what will happen to Yun Huan? Human beings are inherently complex. When it comes to love, Yun Huan has never suffered. He likes and is used to the second female lead, but Joseph made him realize that love is the only thing that is exclusive and exclusive. He even wanted to erase the part where he was the second female lead. He just wanted to stay with Mingyue since they graduated from college. In the end, he was still thinking about letting Mingyue take a good look at him and not make himself dispensable. Mingyue is with him, man. Money, love, life all have it. Sister Yunhuan said the wrong thing and made Mingyue Xiaoxiao unhappy. He could tell her not to come to his house in the future. Yun Huan's mother knew that Mingyue cried during the phone call in the bathroom. If her son found out, she would not take it lightly. That's enough. I don't know what the author's original setting was for the second female lead. Anyway, from what I can see, she is hypocritical, fake, arrogant, stupid, has low-level behavior, and is provocative in front of children. When I watched it, I was wondering what Yun Huan liked about her. Is it a liking or a habit? The extra has explained everything. Mingyue is not the weak party in this relationship. Whether she decides to have children or gets back together with Yun Huan, she is never passive. I don't understand some comments that insist that Yun Huan loves the second female lead the most. Do you understand? He only loves Dong Mingyue.

After reading it, what should I do if 3 chapters are locked? Personal thoughts: The male protagonist loves the female protagonist, but he obviously loves the female protagonist more. Without it, the first love/first time/these bonuses, and the strong desire for her show that it is more in line with the male protagonist's eyes and tastes. In addition, the male protagonist should like Dong Mingyue's character more. The hero should love the heroine more than he thinks. As for what will happen if the second female lead comes back earlier? Maybe they'll get back together, maybe they won't. I feel like the male protagonist isn't someone who will turn around for nothing, and there are no what-ifs in life. But what makes me angry is that I have read four novels recently. In all the novels, the male protagonist has a new relationship after a breakup, but the female protagonist's time is still? This feels somewhat frustrating.

I read this novel on Saturday. I hope I can collect it in paper form. This film is more realistic. The timing of love is so important. If Mingyue had not returned to China, if the truth about the breakup of the second female lead had been known to Yun Huan earlier, if... There were not so many ifs. I have always felt that Mingyue was suitable for Yun Huan. Many details can be seen, and the second female lead had traces of imitating Mingyue. It is obvious who moved Yun Huan's heart the most. P. S: The old aunt's personal opinion: It's better not to get pregnant and have children privately.

After reading this novel for several years, I have new thoughts. I have always been entangled in the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. Now that I think about it, no matter who I love more, the ending is that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist and has a very happy family. The male protagonist does pay more to the second female lead than in the first relationship, but I don't think this is a sign of loving the second female lead more. Part of it is that the second female lead likes romance, and part of it is the shadow left by the relationship with the female protagonist. The male protagonist is obviously more mature in the second relationship, and his understanding of love has also changed. As for the second female lead returning to China first, will the male lead get back together? In fact, I think it is very possible, and the male protagonist in the article does not absolutely deny it. But it's destined not to last long, right? There are too many differences between his and the second female lead's views. The male protagonist is very similar to what Sister Lili said, "He is not cheating, but he lacks the courage to distinguish between love and hate." Some of his reactions are very offensive, but they also happen to reflect that most men are like this in reality. They have bad tendencies in relationships and can waver. There is nothing to refute, but he cannot be called a scumbag. Some people also say that the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist because of the child and the opportunity. It must be mixed with these reasons, but isn't this love that is not so pure not love? (I still want to say one thing, I think children don't account for a large part. More likely, they are together because they like the heroine. Children can only be regarded as a reason and opportunity to get close to the heroine, otherwise he can pay alimony and not be with the heroine). Too many things in life require the right time, place, and right people. Where fate has pushed you, can you still not leave? In other words, no matter which path you choose, there is no second way. The second way is for the heroine to return to the country first, but such a way just does not appear. It is not shameful to accept the arrangement of fate. Everyone wants to see the male protagonist loving the female protagonist unswervingly and wholeheartedly in the romance, but the love between the male and female protagonists in the novel is not bad, but it is closer to reality, and no one is irreplaceable. If the heroine's ex-husband had been a good person, nothing would have happened. So, don't dwell on things that don't exist. The ending is that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist very much and wants to be together forever.

The male protagonist is not well designed. In previous novels, the male protagonist is waiting for the female protagonist wholeheartedly, but he has also developed a relationship. He feels sorry for the female protagonist's efforts and hates the male protagonist.

There are many comments saying that the male protagonist loves the second female protagonist more than the female protagonist. After reading the whole article, I feel that I love the female protagonist more.

Re-reading this article, I think it's actually okay. The relationship between the male and female protagonists has reached the end of the road and there is no way to love anymore. The male protagonist does not immediately get together with the second female protagonist. As for the second female protagonist, even if she and the male protagonist do get married later, I don't think they will last long. The second female protagonist wears a mask to face the male protagonist and his family, and sooner or later there will be conflicts. The heroine is not a coward either. She treats her feelings straightforwardly and chooses to give birth to Duoduo instead of looking for the male protagonist. Instead, she raises Duoduo alone in a foreign country.

I also came to the world of novels to see love stories that are rare in real life, which are wholehearted and healing, whether it is He or Be. After reading this article, I realized that some people really just want the process and don't care about the results. But for some people, if they want to achieve results, they also need a process. From this point of view, the female protagonist should win over the female counterpart in terms of depth of love, and if the second female protagonist comes back first, the male protagonist and the second female protagonist will also suffer. Will it really be possible to achieve results after a period of time? Not necessarily, so for some people, as soon as you see her, you want to have a relationship with her. I think this is the biggest summary of the male protagonist's state of mind. But I think what the male protagonist loves most is himself. (I hate that he loves me the most, but it's also very realistic.) It's a realistic fairy tale, but it can also be considered a mocking reunion.

Curious Duoduo and Lumao follow-up

So the male protagonist likes Qi because she looks like the female protagonist?