Through Wind and Snow

This is the first time I want the ending to be be. I don't feel that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist at all. I feel that the female protagonist is being mean and self-conscious.

I found this from Zhihu's tweets. Oh, it's heartbreaking. There is no crematorium at all. I feel like the heroine was coaxed by the hero, and then she forgot about it, and suddenly I was attracted to her again.

I finished reading it in one sitting, but the male protagonist still made me feel uncomfortable and uncomfortable. Can such a prodigal son really stay for the heroine in the future? Moreover, I didn't notice anything about the crematorium. The heroine's temperament was also very irritating, and I didn't notice the hero's sincerity. Whether it was six years ago or six years later, they were all using tricks and rhetoric, which was very jarring.

An unhappy family, a father who favors boys over girls, who believes that the value of a woman is to marry a mother, a mocking sister, a helpless younger brother, the do-it-yourself male protagonist gives a home to the love-less female protagonist, and it's fine for the female protagonist to live in a dream all the time.

A little bit of good can smooth over the heavy scars of the past. I felt so alienated after watching it.

I'll send you money! Write BE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Why is such a gentle male protagonist such a scumbag?

Although I liked the first relationship, neither of them knew how to love. It was said to be a relationship, but in fact it was more like a campus love template. In the second relationship, two people are getting to know each other seriously. In fact, they are more like a family healing each other than a relationship.

I think there is a reason why the female protagonist in this book chooses the male protagonist in the end, because since she was a child, as the second child in the family and growing up with her grandparents, she has never received enough recognition of unreserved love. Li Ruixing is very good to him, but he does not dare to firmly express his feelings for the female protagonist. Only the male protagonist can give the female protagonist firm and passionate feelings. The female protagonist really lacks love, so it is understandable that they get back together in the end.

It's really incomprehensible that the male protagonist had to break up in such an ignominy way, so I had a hard time with this couple. But I really like the heroine.