Back to the Republican Era to Get a Divorce

I learned about it after reading Pragmatism, and I insisted on watching it until the end. However, the closer I got to the end, the more I felt that this article was a failure. It felt like it was obviously very immature but pretended to be mature. Of course, this immaturity and maturity are only relative to the author himself. I can also feel the author's growth in pragmatism. It's great, keep up the good work!

Does Dujarin have a phobia of intimacy? Because she is afraid of the uncertainty of the future, she may be rejected, abandoned, or hurt, so she simply stays at a safe distance, maintains a position that she feels she can defend, maintains emotions that she can control at the moment, and avoids being manipulated by others, especially businessmen Fu and Qiao, who she considers to be masters of manipulation. It was really uncomfortable for her, and so were Fu and Qiao. It seems that he was drugged by an older woman who was admired in his youth? This kind of courtship method and object, coupled with his situation of losing his mother at a young age, are simply the dark side of love, and it is quite miserable. It deserves Du Jialin's pity, but it's a pity that she doesn't know that. If she had known about it, like when she was in the hospital, she would never have thought Fu was too dangerous. Instead, she might have cared for him with peace of mind. But she didn't know if she could face her feelings honestly and bravely. In fact, I understand her quite well. People with scars in their hearts have certain expectations about the world. People are not stupid and cannot be hurt all the time. In particular, people also like to learn and draw lessons from past experiences. This can also be regarded as a way of self-healing. After all, there is no other choice. Du Jialin always says that he is not narcissistic. In fact, it is a way of self-defense, which means asking for a sense of security from the other party. Yes, I used the word "asking for". Because Fu and Qiao later became her only anchor in this lonely era. He was like a kerosene lamp to her, which was different. The scars from the past will always itch even more when you meet the right person, and it was her fate that Du Neng met Fu Zhen. After all, not everyone can give you a gentle response to your requests. In my opinion, the companionship on those moonlit nights and the thought of adding an extra dish or two may be the most perfect confession to Du and Fu. Finally, I'm really curious about the little story after that "willing" sentence. . I want to see Du's growth, I want to see Fu's relief, I want to know the name of their little cub, and I want to have a couple of wedding candies from the Republic of China or modern times hehe : P

"He can find a hundred reasons to like her, all of them are very trivial. In the final analysis, everything is just right." This sentence is really good and summarizes this article. For the second time, the ending was a little rushed, and I felt like it could have had a little more emotional drama. But I still like the author very much, and I really like this unique writing style, without meal replacement.

It can be seen that the heroine has always liked the hero, but how did the hero fall in love with the heroine? It seems to be very sudden. She was very cold before. How can she say that she likes her immediately?

The male protagonist is just right, and the female protagonist loves him very much. In short, the female protagonist feels aggrieved after watching it. I don't understand why the female protagonist would secretly look at the male protagonist after the divorce. This plot design is really unreasonable. I thought that after the divorce, the female protagonist at least knows who she is and will learn to let go.

We ended just now. The male protagonist is a bit vague in my impression. No wonder some people don't like the male protagonist. The writing is quite good, but the plot may be a little weak.

I really like the author's writing style, but after reading it, there are some things that I really don't like. Especially the ending is so frustrating. Regardless of whether the heroine likes or even loves the hero, she has the right to refuse his proposal. However, after the male protagonist just concluded that the female protagonist liked him, he drove the female protagonist to the wild at night without her consent. If you want to reject me, you can only walk six or seven hours home by yourself? The key point is that the heroine was cold and tired all night, and finally she lost her heart and gave in to the hero, and then the two of them ended up with Meimei. As a romantic hero, the male protagonist has the highest configuration in the book. He comes from a good family, is rich and capable, and his success and fame will leave his name in history. The author also made every woman in the book love him. But as a reader, I really hate his condescending attitude and arrogance. I feel that he has never truly respected the personality of the heroine from the beginning to the end. His occasional gentlemanly demeanor is only based on the feeling that you are weaker than me and I don't care about a woman (weak people). And at the end, he doesn't respect the heroine's wishes at all. I think you like me, And I happen to like you, so you have to marry me, otherwise you have to walk home for six or seven hours. To be honest, what is the difference between this and forced marriage? The feeling given by the whole story is that he doesn't care about what the heroine thinks, he only cares about his own thoughts. What's wrong with such a man? On the other hand, the female protagonist served the male protagonist tea and water and towels in the early stage, but in the later period she was always worried about gains and losses. The reason for divorcing the male protagonist was also because she was afraid that she would get deeper into trouble and be unable to leave him. Emmmm I have read a few books and really like the author's writing style. It is very real and delicate, and the psychological world of the heroine is very detailed and comprehensive. However, the male protagonist in the novel always ignores the female protagonist from the beginning to the end, and then suddenly reverses the trend at the end, which seems very abrupt. Of course, the chronological order can also show that the author has been making progress. I still prefer the author's recent works and hope they will get better and better.

It looks good, I recommend it for vomiting blood. Who would you recommend it to? Recommend it to yourself who will be in a literary shortage in the future.

In fact, it's just right to stop at divorce. I understand the modern heroine's love for the hero, but I can't understand the current heroine's love for the hero. I don't feel that he has any advantages in being a husband. I would never choose him. Of course, I am not qualified to choose such an outstanding person. He occasionally shows his arrogance in being a man, which is the type I hate. When I didn't read the last chapter, I thought it was the male protagonist admitting that he lost, but it turned out to be the female protagonist. I couldn't figure out what benefit it would be for the female protagonist to serve him together with the male protagonist. But looking at the previous article where the male protagonist was stabbed, the female protagonist seemed to like to take care of others. I could barely think of it as satisfying her addiction to taking care of others. I always felt that the male protagonist didn't like the female protagonist much. The female protagonist could account for 120% of the reason why they can continue to live together. In comparison, Xiao Fang is the cutest.

It didn't get better until the last chapter, but I really like this ending. The author really knows how to write about the moon.