If Only... Back Then

It feels like the heroine has been giving a lot in this relationship, but she is not recognized, especially the sacrifices she made in her career. She was forced to start a business together, and then she was said to be incapable of finding a job.

I love the female protagonist. I really don't like Zhang. Qianhui suffered.

It seems that I haven't seen any sweet moments with Zhang (face covering). He really didn't have many storylines in college, and he immediately became a jerk later on.

This heroine is very different from most of the heroines in Jinjiang who have the same mind and body and wait desperately for the scumbag to come back. She is not perfect, even a bit "scumbag", she is emotionally unstable, and she falls in love with two men at the same time. Once again, I became calm in a marriage that was just a piece of cake, stopped my losses in time, and chose to maximize my profits. This is a very realistic love. Her transformation is very real. But I don't hate this kind of transformation and this kind of heroine. See how she finally puts interests before love and insists on working! Nor did she agree to have three children just because she felt soft-hearted! She is no longer the weak person who pursued love and relied on men. She is strong in Fang Yu's relationship. This ensures that there will be no problems in her future life, so I can rest assured.

The male protagonist is really good... But this book is still difficult to understand. Why did he abuse the female protagonist? I cried.

Your writing is really good. I read a lot of your works in one go. Your writing style is really good. I used to read the collection comments, but after reading it, I feel strange why such a good author and such good articles are not popular. I hope you can write new articles. I am really looking forward to it.

The author's writing is really good, and it brings me nostalgia... And also thoughts about human nature and marriage. Such a good article, I really hope more people can read it.

The white wedding dress represents chastity. . . These customs are really disgusting. There is no such thing as a man's second marriage.

The white wedding dress represents chastity. . . These customs are really disgusting. There is no such thing as a man's second marriage.

It's really too realistic. Men all know what their parents are like, and they will protect their wives especially, but there is really no way to empathize with the details.