Director, Cool Off

When I saw Weekend and Monday, my emotions really broke down, especially as mentioned in the previous article that Chuxue and Weekend's childhood sweetheart suddenly appeared on Monday. It's not that she was bad, but it felt really sudden. It's like I separated my childhood sweethearts in order to write a different love story, so I wrote about weekends... Ah, I really don't understand. Even though the current ending is good, I still feel that if it was a love between childhood sweethearts, going to school together, graduating together, and growing up together, the relationship would be better than this. It's true, I cried to death when I wrote that over the weekend.

It seems that the complete article is different from the extra, right?

The male and female protagonists have always been a bit erratic in the past, but since it is just a sweet story, it doesn't matter. It was only when I saw the extra that I became really angry. Some people have mentioned before that they treated Chu Xue as a younger sister before the weekend. It was a matter of family affection, but I didn't quite understand it, so it's ok and understandable. So it's clear after meeting Monday, right? Isn't it easy to tell the difference? Why don't you tell Chuxue clearly? Why have you never thought of actively refusing this baby's kiss? Let's talk about Monday. There is a sentence in it that says since you started the game first, regardless of the facts, in everyone's eyes, it was assumed that the weekend and Chuxue were a pair. It was awesome that the game started on Monday. Finally, let's talk about Chuxue. I can actually understand the author's meaning in writing about Chuxue's couple. The so-called challenging relationship breaks the world's concept of love that "the living can never compare to the dead." He wants to show that the death of the first relationship made He miss him for ten years, but the loss of the relationship with Chuxue will make him unable to live. Although I personally dislike it very much, I still understand the existence of this feeling. But how fresh it is that when Chuxue and He met and suddenly got married, it became a relationship that surpassed their ex-wife's ten years. Why is my ex-wife so unlucky? But having said that, the fundamental reason why I dislike the pairing of Chuxue and the uncle very much is probably because I suddenly thought that if the heroine unfortunately passed away first, I guess the hero would be able to happily have a second marriage after becoming an uncle in a few years. After all, as mentioned in the previous article, no matter who goes first, he must live with memories, so there is no option of not living. It seems that the heroine is also the "first relationship". However, the author has his own ideas, and readers cannot interfere too much if he writes whatever he likes. The main text at the beginning is still sweet. I bought all the extras and it's still good. Thanks to the author for the main text.

The extra episode really made me feel frustrated, especially at the end when Mr. He cut down the loquat tree.

To be honest, I don't like this setting. I probably pursue the perfect love in the novel too much. Why should I give this setting to Chuxue? She can have someone who loves her wholeheartedly and loves her from the beginning to the end. She doesn't like to have other people in the middle. And Mr. Qingtoki, why should he write his wife to death? Isn't it good for everyone to be happy and live alone...

There's nothing wrong with the characters, except there's a big age difference.

I started reading this novel the day before yesterday and finally finished it today. I read Xiang Jixuanzhi in "Appreciation of Ancient Chinese Poetry and Prose" in high school. What impressed me the most was this sentence: "There is a loquat tree in the courtyard. I planted it when my wife died. Now it is as tall as a canopy."

I really like the extra story about Huo Chuxue

Is Mr. Shang and Xinxin open?

Monday and weekend, like a scumbag and a bitch