The Kiss of Shamele

I have watched it many times, n times, n times, and this time I finally understood it. Mike always wanted Anne to open her heart, but unfortunately Anne had been trying to "avoid being killed" from birth to growing up. She had been nervous all her life. It wasn't that she didn't believe Mike. She was in desperate situations wherever she went. Men persecuted women, and women were helpless when they saw women in trouble. Men persecuted men, and women became victims. The connections between people are so pitiful that they may not be able to maintain them even if they sacrifice their lives. No one had the means to resist external aggression. Country and home were destroyed one after another, family members were killed, friends died tragically, and lovers were separated forever. Mike was the one who got the most vulnerability from her. After all, she never asked her friends for help even when she was threatened. She carried everything to death and followed all paths to survive, but no one could show her the way. She went against the wind alone, but Mike was forced to reject her once. This is not Mike's fault, and Anne is not a grudge person. This straw just crushed her remaining "room for relaxation." She finally "fell in love" with Mike, or enjoyed the few peace of mind in life. She was attached, but did not know how to "continue", which was not enough to offset a lifetime of uneasiness. Sasha (a woman who could be considered an accomplished woman in her life) could not lead her at this level. In addition, bigger storms were coming. She needed to live, and so did Mike. To live, you need to ban things that make people desperate, and no one is spared. Annie was always rooted in Mike's heart, and he regarded her as a beacon of light until death, so much so that he never forgot her. Mike is also special to Annie. He sees her and walks on the same path of survival as her. Unfortunately there was no response. They don't love each other equally, even if they can see each other, they always look at each other. The time given to them is too short and the space is too small. As long as these two smart people have time and space... Right. Before Mike died, he gained strength. At least his spirit was not extinguished. He got something that others might not get in their lifetime. It's just a little better than others. Anne's goal in life is to "live". This is the core of the continuation of this story and the reason why the story is so brilliant. To live, you have to face pain and the truth. She didn't love anything in order to live. She didn't love the truth or the real person or even herself. So the boomerang came back, and Bill's final revenge was just adding fuel to the fire in the face of this wave of backlash. She did not accept Leonardo's feelings, and she even did not know how to raise her children so that Salva, like her, had to find a way to survive on his own, and was trapped there like her, unable to get out (I remember this, but the chapter was locked and there was no way to verify it). She has lost people who can reassure her (mother, friends, Mike) one after another, and has not received any targeted and effective healing. She has lost the "self-healing power" in her intimate relationships and has no "room for improvement." Just like what she told Albert, Albert only saw Anne as a female college student, Leonardo only saw Anne as a businesswoman + secretary to the head of state, and her son only saw Anne as a post-war widow + lawyer + first female judge. These fragments were not enough to interpret Anne. Anne also complained that she had done so many things. Why did people only talk about her saving the Philistines? She wanted to be seen, she had wanted to all her life, but the people who really saw her were dead, Mike, Heine, and Lillian. The deaths of these three people who knew "who Anne was" cut off what was in her heart. Bill was heartbroken (and this bastard was not born a good person). Without objective feedback, life was missing, and she couldn't get over it. It makes me so sad to see this. When I read this book, I actually didn't think much about women's rights or women's growth. Difficulties are common and vary from person to person, but they are not biased. It's just that there are always people who give in, and there are always people who act recklessly. There are countless Jessicas and countless Greens, countless Arianas and countless Heines in the world. I only see the spiral of life, sadness and pain continue, and women just have to bear the burden. Annie doesn't know how to love. The stable link she should get from her mother is broken and reconnected. She is panicking. She can't love herself or Mike. How can she do it when she wants to survive with all her heart? She messed up her marriage and trampled on Mike's feelings, and it didn't help that she realized it later. Mike doesn't know how to love. He is also hysterical just because of his livelihood. He is also attracted like a moth to a flame and offers ignorant and clumsy kindness. He is destined to get no response. Marriage is the disaster and refuge chosen by these two clumsy and stubborn people in their survival stage. No matter what mentality they have, what she and Anne are ultimately waiting for is "the next storm in life." This sentence is so sad. Pain has trapped too many people. Even in Agatha's time, the sense of crisis has not been alleviated. It is only the progressive society, the space for barely relaxing, and the room for slacking that have weakened the "tension." Therefore, this is not a pleasant novel, but it is definitely a book that makes people think clearly. The logic is rigorous and interlocking. It is always new to read. The psychological changes and hints of the key nodes are the finishing touch that makes people want to put it down. Please admire the author's profound writing skills. It's just that it's hard to calm down, it's hard to calm down about the story, it's hard to calm down about the reality, it's hard to calm down about the life, it's so painful for me, I was stressed out many times while reading! Of course this is my own problem) Me, Annie, and more people are trapped here. If life is to continue in a good direction, the person who continues his life should receive good education, good guidance, correct construction, and solemn inheritance. Fat particles, Annie survived, she is wise, she is ultimately powerful, Lillian, the female students, and Sasha, she is the last stick, I am going to over-understand: she finally seeks the true meaning of emotional connection, but no one can give her the answer, at least no one can at that time. Yes, this is just Hamlet in my eyes. I haven't read many books, and I don't have ideals. I pursue love, pursue love, and put out fire! I like your book, you wrote it so well, and it made my heart ache. Hey, my beloved has died, and I live on my thoughts and memories, so I take over. I want to find a way for life to support and connect each other. The world is so bitter, and I am obsessed with sweetness. I want real and genuine sweetness, and I want life to be continued truly, without regrets, and truly. This is how I live. If you write a book, I will read it.

Thank you very much for this story. I spent a day reading her from beginning to end. Because of the background, the ending is inevitably a tragedy. The war brings not only the loss of family members, but also the distortion of human nature. Against the background, everyone will become less and less like themselves before, but they also have their own choices and forced compromises. The Smith family went from being the first boss to a powerful minister under the Prime Minister, and finally the whole family was torn apart; the heroine Anne, who was discriminated against and underfed since she was a child, moved towards the glory of humanity and life through her own efforts; Sasha was rich in knowledge and knowledge at the beginning. Bo, with a wise mind, was the heroine's guide in the middle of the journey. When she went to power and played with power, the ending was a tragic climax. She poisoned her son and walked to the end of her life under the gunfire. Lillian, the girl who was loved at the beginning, due to her own loss in the middle, She gave up her initial pursuit of knowledge, became a mistress dependent on others, and eventually died. If she had been born in a prosperous age, she would have had a good ending, but unfortunately the background was a turbulent war era with rapid changes in power; this article makes the most sense. What moved me was the friends the heroine met in college, which can also be said to be comrades-in-arms. In this era when women were oppressed, they united and fought for their own rights and power. They were indomitable warriors and close friends, and they all exuded the brilliance of humanity. The author's writing style is very good, and he outlines one impressive character after another in his description. I really love the heroine Anne. During the reading, I saw some comments saying that the heroine is not big enough. In fact, the author has explained in the setting that she is a little weak and cautious, but she also has the courage to fight back when forced into a desperate situation and the wisdom to deal with the enemy. But it is precisely because of her character that she has survived the longest in the turbulent era. Because she has a kind of survival wisdom and the courage to face desperate situations, I am actually a little selfish in the ending. I hope that Anne can pursue a new relationship, but I know that she has been deprived of a lot by the war and has no more enthusiasm to invest in love, but she has enough knowledge to build her career. The ending cannot be said to be completely tragic. If you look at this book from the perspective of the heroine, she finally achieved great success in her career and gained a respectable status, not to mention that she saved many children in concentration camps in turbulent times. These merits are truly immeasurable. But there is a trace of sadness, because the heroine's true love is no longer there. The heroine is a very serious person. She finally devoted herself to a love, but the ending was tragic, and the other party died at the moment when she loved her most, so it is unforgettable. But this development is very consistent with the plot logic and environmental settings. As I write here, what comes to mind is the little Annie throwing her mother's necklace into the river in exchange for barking like a dog, and breaking the wine bottle. Her anger and her strength are always abundant in my heart. This is the meaning of a good article.

If the heroine could remarry, the ending would be better, right? This Bill is so disgusting

Thank you, author. I like this article very much. I like it so much that I want to save many sentences. Anne has her own hardships. Although the work gives her some luck and golden fingers, she still relies on her own efforts to seize these opportunities bit by bit. Although the peak she finally reached required a lot of chance, it was indeed possible for ordinary people to achieve it. I saw the shadows of many people around me in the story, and I admired the author's insight into the world. This story may not be a cool article, but it made me experience a shocking journey of enlightenment.

A very good article... It's a pity that it's an online article, but it's a pity that it is on Jinjiang, otherwise I might be able to see my wife letting go of her hands, feet and thoughts to show a truly cruel real world.

After reading it, I felt like I had walked all night in the heavy rain.

The reason why I like this story very much is probably because Mary Sue and Midori have an always-upward and tenacious heart that I envy under the surface. The reason why I like the author Da Da is even simpler. The idealistic plot of Mary Sue and Midori is mixed with some realist spiritual core like spinning thread. I think these intertwinings are very suitable for the appetite of a bookworm like me. Carrots and greens have their own preferences. Things that are too realistic will make me feel that reading novels cannot be too cruel to me, and chronicles that are too idealistic will make me feel that I cannot gain any energy from the novel. (I didn't mean that I wasn't picky when reading the book.) Maybe it's what the author means, the most recognized one is the resonance of soul friends. It is this resonance that allowed me to gain a lot of energy from Annie's condensed life story. At least for half a day of reading this book, I was full of energy. Although I still don't know what happened in Chapter 137, just like these mixed with a small amount of skinny reality, it can't affect the energy I gained. Finished with flowers, thank you for the author's silky and smooth writing. (Leave claws [dog head])

I cried for a long time after reading it. I have to admit that although this is a Mary Sue story, it is really touching. Anne has the shadow of thousands of ordinary girls. Especially myself, I have experienced similar grievances, confusion, and poor growing environment as hers. However, I am not as smart, beautiful, and lucky as I am, and in the end I just become numb in a boring life. In my opinion, the ending is not bad. Love is also a beautiful human emotion. It is rarer than friendship and family affection. Not everyone can have true love. So seeing that Annie at least truly found love, I felt happy and sad for her. As for those who say that she shouldn't be depressed because her husband died, I think she still doesn't understand Annie well. She is not the kind of rational, lone-wolf, career-driven heroine. The fact that she can help so many friends shows that she is a very empathetic and kind-hearted girl. Moreover, she is so sad when she loses her friends, and she should be even more sad when she loses her true love. In the end, we came to Jinjiang to read novels, so there is no need to look at it from a serious literary perspective. It is enough that it can give us some strength.

It has been almost three years since the film ended, but I still remember Anne's anger and struggle. I am a person without willpower and determination. The people I like and yearn for are those who dare to work hard, study hard, and strive to make progress... Anne, you are a heartthrob. There are a lot of people in and outside the book who are fascinated by you.

I started waiting for it five years ago, and at that time I only followed this serial. But this ending still makes me a little regretful. I don't understand why Annie's vitality disappeared with Mike's death. Compared with her love, her experience, her spirit, and her entire life, it's obviously not worth mentioning [Tickling]