What's Left Unsaid Is the Most Moving

I read it in one sitting late at night, and I was extremely glad that I found such a treasure trove of articles. It seemed plain, but it made my eyes sore. Although I like Chu Zhao more, I can fully understand that the ending between him and Xu You is inevitable. The extra episode made me cry to death, but it may be the best ending for Chu Zhao.

Really like this article. In just four short years, they saw the transformation of Xu You and Ji Chun, and it felt like they had suddenly transformed from children into successful people. In fact, my favorite pair is Xu You and Chu Zhao. I think if it weren't for the inconsistent steps later, they would have been together forever, but the reality is so cruel, maybe this is the fact. This book shows a lot of views on three things, emotions, etc. It is indeed a book worth reading. Throw flowers?

When reading this novel, I thought the "camera" would be the male protagonist at first, which was a bit preconceived. However, after reading the whole novel, I realized that the "painting" surrounds the female protagonist from beginning to end. The long flow of water is still touching. Both male protagonists have their own shortcomings, but I may prefer Ji's attitude of facing problems head-on. Some things can be solved without escaping.

Read it on January 14, 2021. I read this book piece by piece and didn't finish it in one sitting (it's all my fault during exam week). The character setting of this book is very unique in JJ where double c is popular. I like that the book does not cater to the public taste. I have always believed that the author should not complete a work just to please readers. I am fed up with the current trend of JJ. Books are all double-C industrial saccharine. The author is too limited and the possibility of story development is greatly reduced. Every time I read it, I have no feeling. It is just a cup of bland sugar water.

I really like this article after reading it

When I first read it, I thought it was a literature about youth pain, but it is actually a very deep and transparent article. The protagonists' choices and abandonments in their respective life trajectories are all very realistic, as if flesh and blood people around them are telling the story. There is no castle-like beauty floating high in the sky, and the plot is very down to earth. My own habit of reading articles is actually more immersive and stand-alone reading, but this article often makes me scratch my head and I have to go back and read the comments to slow down, haha. I am also glad that I did not give up because of being "clean", because it is imperfect and real, and it also reasonably fits the growth process of each protagonist (it is not deliberately arranged to create characters and conflicts). Also be sure to watch the extras to make the characters more three-dimensional and multifaceted. [Touch the head][touch the head][touch the head]

Sprinkle flowers, so pretty, endless aftertaste

I finished reading it. It has great stamina. My views on gender have matured in 20 years. I like it very much.

Wow wow wow, this is the first time I like the second male lead so much.

After reading this, I will never read emotionally childish articles again.