Changing Years

I purposely bought the last chapter just to say a few words. I started reading romance in 2004 and have read basically all the ones I can name. But this one has been on my phone since I saw it in 2010. I don't necessarily read it from the beginning every time. I only read a few chapters occasionally, but I can't let it go. Yaya doesn't need an ending, she will live a good life because she knows how to give. Some people will regret that Ada, the prodigal son, cannot be together again, but Yaya will not regret it. She has devoted more than ten years to Ada. These ten years of dedication have never been able to exchange for Ada's wholeheartedness and Ada's presence when Yaya needs it most. What is there to regret? In the end Ada changed, but at that time Yaya had no expectations for Ada. Yaya's youth is just long enough and she doesn't need to be entangled with an old person anymore. Yaya begins to look forward to a brand new relationship, a man who puts her at the center. Yaya is my favorite heroine. She is transparent and smart. Women can waste their youth on a man, but they should not lower their worth and give in to a relationship. If you want love, it must be equal, not less.

I only came to watch The Year of Change after watching Marriage with a Hat. I'm glad that Yaya finally found her own happiness.

I know I came too late, it has been nearly two years since the article was completed. I read Jinda's "Childhood", "Changing Years" and "The Mulberry Has Not Fallen" in one go. The style is the same, and I can't put it down. I can vaguely see the footprints of my own growth. Every place name is so familiar, and the schools replaced by letters seem to be guessable, so I secretly wonder if there is Jinda's own story in every article. (I am from F) After much deliberation, I still want to post a long review here. The story of the Year of Change makes me feel very real (there are many long reviews in the other two~). Not every story can end in comedy. Not every story can end in comedy. Of course we hope that lovers will eventually get married, but time passes and who can always be the treasure in someone's hand. Looking at it all the way, I feel that Yaya is so lucky to have good friends by her side and Ada to accompany her all the way. In fact, I would rather they remain brothers and no one should fade out of each other's lives. But this idea seems more unrealistic than for them to finally get married. The annual rings are so brilliant that they dazzle people's eyes. How do we know who was who back then? "Women only become stupid in the first twenty years." I really like this sentence. Indeed, in this life, people should always leave some memories without regrets when they are young and frivolous. I have always believed that "it is better to regret something than never to try". I once disagreed with Yaya's suppressed love for Ruan Heng, but if I think about it, I feel that such an innocent love hidden in my heart for the longest time is the most worthy of those green years that will eventually pass away. Talking about love is too luxurious. Yaya finally chose to go alone. As I read it, I felt like I couldn't breathe. "Since we are not sure that life is better than alone, why go on with two people?" However, how can she be sure that one person will definitely be better than two people. It is time to choose your own path, but those who are too stubborn will still suffer themselves. Her life is intertwined with Ada's. It is not easy to fade away. Who can wait for her in the future? After all, Ada's imprint is already too deep. Angry at Ada's immaturity. He didn't know how to love yet, but it was a pity that she disappeared into the sea of ​​people. It's really distressing. Isn't life like this? There are many roads that you can only walk alone. Therefore, her choice is cruel in reality. In comparison, Shuyu and Maimai were much lucky. They have been immersed in the sea of ​​books. They are stupidly divorced from reality, but they are favored by them because of this. But they are all so excellent and mature. They knew how to wash and cook, but they didn't know how to take care of themselves at all. They were so spoiled by them that they seemed to be immune to any harm, which was why they were so deeply hurt when he left. Therefore, it is really heartbreaking to see Yaya in "The Year of Change" exposed to the rationality and depression of reality too early. In reality, most of us have chosen to be like Yaya. We are not qualified to put aside our responsibilities and other things. Suddenly, they blamed Shuyu and Maimai. How could they turn a blind eye to the male protagonist's favor for so many years. Among the three male protagonists of Xiao Ran and childhood, I still like Lu Xi the most. He is excellent, gentle, and his family has changed. He can choose to leave for her happiness, just because he knows that Bai Ziren can take better care of her. Heartache, really heartache. Love is not possession. This kind of love seems too noble. Possessive love seems more lovely. After all, people who love each other should stay together until they grow old. They are very envious. In their youth, they had such a friend of the opposite sex who doted on them, loved them, and gave them unconditionally. I know that only novels can have such a story, but Jin Da's writing has a certain charm that makes people think it is true and that this story is happening around me. Hunan Road, Xinjiekou, Jiangning County Middle School, J Middle School, or bus No. 17... So it's just admiration, why don't I have such a person to pamper me? Hehe. Back to reality, you still have to tell yourself that just like Yaya, there are many roads that you can only walk on yourself. All stories will end, with only annual rings, increasing circles, shining brightly in the sun.

Yaya wants to be happy...

Is there any extra story to give Yaya an ending?

From the beginning to the end, Yaya is a little girl that people gradually like. In the last few chapters, her growth is even more amazing. In her green years, she has been timid, vain, and selfish, but she is very real. She has the courage to accept herself, strengthen herself, and learn to deal with and understand. In such an environment, how much courage is required to do so. Yaya, come on!

The heroine's choice is very realistic and correct Happiness is not dependent on others

Only those who live seriously will be happy, and Yaya will meet her significant other soon.

Hehe, I'm here to write a long review for you O(∩_∩)O Damn, I have been following your articles, so I have been following your article "The Year of Change" from the beginning. Later, this article was opened and various exams came, so I put it aside for the time being. Now that I'm back to look at it after the holiday, the result is a bit different from what I originally thought. I thought Yaya would be with her cousin, but the ending was reasonable. After all, Yaya didn't like to "make do" emotionally. Ada, I am angry and hateful towards him. I see in him the bad qualities that many boys have. He pretends to be confused while pretending to understand, takes advantage of you, and pretends to be innocent on the sidelines. He really deserves to be beaten. I think that for things like relationships, time is the best breeding ground for cultivating feelings, and it is also the best medicine for treating emotional wounds. When Yaya bravely walks out of Ada's life, I think the feelings will naturally fade away as time goes by. If you have time, you can write a little extra. I think Yaya and her cousin have been together for a long time, and their relationship will continue to grow. I hope I can see Yaya's emotional belonging in the extra story, so that I won't have any regrets about Yaya in my heart. Yaya is a good girl, and good girls will be favored by God. Ruan Heng, actually, I understand his reality. Emotions are not everything in life, money must always be taken seriously by us. But he shouldn't propose to Yaya, this behavior is very dirty. A girl who likes you pretends not to know because she can't give you a response, which may be called kindness, but knowing it and taking advantage of it can only be called despicable and shameful. I liked Ruan Heng when he was young, but his change was actually expected, and it was not his fault. Regarding Ruan Heng's mother, I just want to say: I want to ask all the parents in the world, who doesn't regard their children as their darlings, and who doesn't think that their children are the best. Maybe his mother has some unpopular shortcomings of typical women, but to be honest, what Yaya said about Ruan Heng's mother really made me feel a little uncomfortable. In fact, Ada is a person, haha, to be honest, he is really a good friend. Is Yaya lucky or unlucky to know Ada? Who can tell this kind of thing clearly without being involved in it? I'm afraid the authorities themselves are still confused~ Finally, I shouted three times: Yaya, you want to be happy O(∩_∩)O!!! PS: Well, that's great~ By the way, can I get some points for long comments? Hehe, I'm crawling and crawling. . .

I really, really like your writing. It is not a gorgeous language, but it is extremely delicate. It can arouse the deep throbbing in people's hearts. It is real and distant... I have read all your writings. I really hope you can keep writing, so that we can have a place to miss the innocent feelings and the throbbing in our hearts.