This is a story about obsession.
An obsession becomes an obsession because you keep thinking that if you just hold on a little longer, you'll reach your goal. So you keep chasing it, your eyes filled with the happiness of attaining it, numbed to the hardships along the way. You keep persevering until it slowly becomes a habit you can't break.
At two, she nearly died at her own mother's hands. Then she arrived at Zhuhai Yunfu and met A Yao.
At ten, she finally understood that even parents bound to her by blood were not destined to give her the happiness and joy she hoped for…
At fourteen, the martial world was swept up in turmoil…
For the obsession buried deep in her heart, she never wanted to stop her relentless pursuit. All she had ever wanted was to be a little blade of grass, a tender bamboo shoot beside A Yao. But through all her striving, she slowly grew into a kapok tree. Along the road of her life, with A Yao by her side, will she ever find the scenery she longs for?
P.S. This is a slow-burn, wholesome story. The heroine isn't powerful, doesn't attract a crowd of admirers, has no ambiguous relationships, and there's no reverse harem.
Being a deadbeat reader is really not nice. Being a deadbeat reader really crushes an author's creative spirit.
Being a deadbeat reader will make me very sad. Being a deadbeat reader may well get a handsome guy killed.
A zany, possibly face-palming, wish-fulfillment story about a heroine's soul transmigrating into another world: The Flower of Heart's Desire
New contemporary novel: Morning Revelry
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A year later, I read this novel again, and when I saw the ending, I felt a little confused and distressed. But I still feel that this is a natural ending. With A Nan and Bu Yao's persistence, they will definitely still be together after they are no longer bound.
Perhaps Ah Nan has weakened her obsession over the years, and only remembers Ah Yao's goodness, and Ah Yao's love and care for her like a father and brother, which is truly perfect. Does obsession have to persist until the end of life and never stop? Learning to let go of some obsessions and learn to accept the ordinary bits and pieces of life is also a way to grow. What if Ah Yao marries someone else? What if the two of them are separated? Ah Nan will always be a special existence in his heart. He gave her the affection that she never got from her parents and friends when she was growing up. Then this kind of emotion will be eternal.
This article is wonderful, thank you for your hard work, author! However, I personally feel that there is no need for you to explain so clearly the psychological activities of your writing. Always remind readers that this story is your subjective creation and arbitrary. It lacks authenticity and mystery, and also reduces the reader's imagination and interest, and also reduces the reader's praise for this book and you! Personal opinion. Excuse me.
This article is like a stream of water, slowly flowing into my heart
I've been chasing it before, but it's been a while since I came back. I didn't expect it to be over. After reading everyone's comments, I feel like the ending is not what I want? I don't have the courage to watch it.
It's been a long time since I've watched it and it's finally finished~ Although I liked Ah San firmly at first, but later on I was moved by the family and love relationship between Bu Yao and Ah Nan. However, the ending seems to be a bit like that, so I just chose one as the ending. Is it better? In fact, no matter who you choose, you will have regrets. In the end, I still prefer Ah Nan and Ah San to be together. After all, I still have this longing for a perfect relationship~ But I accidentally watched the whole ending~ So I also feel a little regretful~ Haha
In fact, the later I got, the less I liked Bu Yao, and the more I felt aggrieved for Asan. This ending, alas, I don't like it But as long as grandma likes it. . . It's just something I don't understand. Bu Yao feels that after he and Tao Zi had a JQ, A'nan knew there would be a grudge. Could it be that ten years later, Grandma wouldn't be resentful for Bu Yao's decision back then? How many decades of a woman's youth are spent waiting and wasting it? Only she knows whether it is worth it. I think that choosing Ah Yao ten years later should be based on obsession, not love, as Da Da said. .
A brave girl, a life without regrets
In my opinion, the final plot design of Feida is much better than the original one. Thank you so much! I hope there will be better articles in the future~
Fei Da, can you write a different version, just like the one that once designed A'nan and Pei San to be together?! Looking forward to it!!!!