[Blurb 1]
Two old flames run into each other at a traditional Chinese medicine clinic.
Ji Huai rests his fingers on the woman's wrist, feeling her pulse, and looks at her. "Long time no see."
"Hold it," Su Qingqing says without an ounce of mercy. "We only dated for a week back then. Don't give me that second-chance romance routine."
"Does unrequited love not count?"
[Blurb 2]
A face-slapping moment:
Ji Huai: If you don't want this, I won't bother you anymore.
Su Qingqing: I don't want to get back together with an ex, and I'm petty. I can't break up and still be friends.
Not long after, the two begin a secret affair. Su Qingqing is hit by one scandal and negative rumor after another. Just as her agency is preparing to resort to extreme measures, a fan video meant as a little treat is accidentally posted, setting the internet ablaze. A tall, handsome man strolls past in the background and casually says, "Mrs. Ji, counting that time, today marks seven years and one month since we got together. Don't you have anything to reward me with?"
Netizens: ...I think I forgive her now, and I can enjoy another helping of their lovey-dovey sweetness!
A clever, devoted, high-IQ traditional Chinese medicine doctor VS a charming, adorable actress with a scandalous reputation
[Please note]
1. Sweet, sweet, sweet.
2. Shameless Ji and prickly Su. The female lead may be a little awkward and affected early on.
Coming next: She Can't Get Away, please add it to your collection.
[Blurb]
There's a rumor that the only grandson of the Yan family in Yuncheng is successful in business but unlucky in love, and that he had to snatch his wife away to marry her. Yet two years into their marriage, they have a child, and rumors of their deep affection keep cropping up. They are said to be unshakable in their love.
Tang Zhimeng has had enough of this fake marriage. Unable to get a divorce, she takes to running away.
Later, tired of the game, she gets a well-meaning reminder from a friend: "He went to such lengths to make you Mrs. Yan, and quietly spoiled you into becoming so willful. Why do you think he did that?"
She is stunned.
Later, she asks Yan Xian the same question and gets this answer:
"So other people can't stand your terrible temper, and you'll have no choice but to come back to me."
It turns out his love is stubborn, devoted, and humble.
A troublemaking little firecracker VS a scoundrel for all eternity
Theme:
Why can't I write well from more than 20 photos?
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It was so confusing. Why didn't you explain anything? There was no beginning or end.
It seems that everyone thinks the same as me. The writing is confusing and nothing is explained clearly. The plot behind the male protagonist's back is not revealed. The female protagonist tolerates him even though she knows he is perverted. It's so strange. I have no idea what the author is going to say.
The ending is a bit sloppy and I feel like a lot of things were not explained clearly. It looked pretty good from the beginning.
I'm specifically looking to see if everyone's comments are the same as mine. To be honest, I thought the male protagonist was a pervert when I saw it later. The reason that prompted me to continue watching was that I thought the male protagonist would be arrested, but in the end they were still together. I began to doubt the character of the male protagonist. Is it a paranoid love or too strong possessiveness? It's not explained clearly, it's a mess, and it makes me upset.
Isn't the ending a little sloppy?
Two first loves and two places? The male protagonist has no other love history?
Abandoned. I don't recommend reading it. The writing style is very exaggerated in some places, the logic of the article is too poor, and the settings of the male and female protagonists are awkward and strange. It can be seen that the author wants to create a reunion of a sadistic relationship, but the storytelling is not good. The male and female protagonists are too flat, which makes people choke.
It feels so strange. Some of the attitude changes are too sudden and abrupt. And why does it feel like the heroine has a hint of white lotus?