Falling in Love in a Second

I don't know how many times I have read the story of Lu Ming and Aunt Ji. "Fall in One Second" is a long sweet article published by Jiu Xiaoxi in Jinjiang Literature. I deeply realized that I was sweetened. I want to write something, but I don't know where to start. It wasn't until I finished reading another of her works - "Pumping Heart" that I seemed to have some ideas. So I decided to follow my original intention and start writing. Because Jiu Xiaoxi's works target the specific group of Lala, the two works have a certain degree of practical significance. A kind of support and solidarity for this group of lesbians. Some people put forward a view that women are innately attracted to women. I don't know what objective basis this view has, but judging from some of the situations I've learned, it seems to make sense. I won't list specific examples here. Anyone who is interested can explore and discuss them. The protagonists of the two works, Lu Ming and Tang Yan, did not have a good start (Tang Yan was not as good as Lu Ming). Both of them came from mountain villages and both went to top universities. When registering for school, they have to meet someone, a person who is almost unknown to them, but they must meet (Ji Youqing and Ji Yuqing). But the subconscious minds of the two people are indeed completely different. Lu Ming has been instilled with the idea that she wants to marry a woman since she was a child. This kind of subtle ideological influence caused her sexual orientation to take shape prematurely. In addition, her parents taught her an open and tolerant education. Therefore, when she met Ji Youqing, she took it for granted - "I like women, I will fulfill the engagement and marry you." Compared with Lu Ming, Tang Yan is far behind. Although Tang Yan was admitted to a prestigious university, her childhood experience was very miserable. Except for her uncle, no one treats her well, and her biological mother is out of reach. Compared with Lu Ming, her desire for love is not the slightest. Lu Ming and Tang Yan, one is in the sky, the other is in a rut. In my opinion, Tang Yan is more likely to appear in reality than Lu Ming. Although some current works are competing for misfortune, Tang Yan's misfortune may be more realistic. But I don't want to deny the possibility of Lu Ming's existence, because a plain but not too miserable life may belong to the vast majority of people. The love between Lu Ming and Aunt Ji did not have many twists and turns. Although Aunt Ji had driven her away for Lu Ming, her self-deception did not allow her to persist for long. The death of her sister Ji Jingning was the light that finally penetrated her heart. But Tang Yan and Ji Yuqing were not so lucky. The heavy chain between Tang Yan's mother and Ji Yuqing almost made their love disappear. Lu Ming and Tang Yan experienced love for the first time, and neither of them left much room for escape. Although there was an age difference of more than ten years with the person they loved (Lu Ming and Ji Youqing were fifteen years apart, and Tang Yan and Ji Yuqing were seventeen years apart), the intensity of their attacks was indeed more ruthless than the other, especially Tang Yan. Compared with Lu Ming's love and career, which are almost falling from the sky, Tang Yan's desperate three-mother feeling is more obvious. But Lu Ming's excellence cannot be denied, because most people can't catch the things that hit them, such as Lu Ming's cousin Ye Shengru. Lu Ming's innate sunshine and self-confidence make her steady and methodical when facing difficulties. Even if Ji Jingning doesn't help her solve the potential danger, she can still protect Ji Youqing very well. Tang Yan obviously didn't dare to face certain issues. Her scholarship was hacked and she didn't dare to resist. If Ji Yuqing didn't take action, that would probably be it. The influence of the original family is vividly reflected on these two people. It makes me wonder if there are similar prototypes that actually exist in the author's real world. Although the result may not disappoint us, the twists and turns of the plot make us have to worry about these two couples when we read the story deeply. From this, I also saw the style of Jiu Xiaoxi's works, which are straightforward but focused on the psychological portrayal of the characters and the conflicts between the characters. It seems as plain as water, but it is endlessly memorable when read. The infinite fit with reality makes readers feel some empathy. I can't imagine what would have happened if these two had switched the script, but that assumption doesn't hold up. Lu Ming and Tang Yan, two girls with vivid personalities who dare to love and hate, impressed me deeply among many similar works. In contrast to the sages and the strong, all living beings are ordinary. The calm beginning, the extraordinary journey, and the ultimately ordinary ending are the same in everyone's scripts. Every seemingly similar script will eventually become different because of a plain but not peaceful love. And the love between women, because of its simplicity and purity, adds a little more lily-like embellishment to this complicated world.

The author's articles are particularly in line with my hobbies. I really like Nianxia and Gentle Sister. Of course, there are a few moments that are particularly unforgettable. I cried when I saw my sister's decision and when she left. I felt so distressed. I also especially like Lu Ming's love for Aunt Ji. It is dedicated and firm. I like them very much. They will always be happy.

I don't know how many times I have read the story of Lu Ming and Aunt Ji. "Fall in One Second" is a long sweet article published by Jiu Xiaoxi in Jinjiang Literature. I deeply realized that I was sweetened. I want to write something, but I don't know where to start. It wasn't until I finished reading another of her works - "Pumping Heart" that I seemed to have some ideas. So I decided to follow my original intention and start writing. Because Jiu Xiaoxi's works target the specific group of Lala, the two works have a certain degree of practical significance. A kind of support and solidarity for this group of lesbians. Some people put forward a view that women are innately attracted to women. I don't know what objective basis this view has, but judging from some of the situations I've learned, it seems to make sense. I won't list the specific examples here. Anyone who is interested can explore them.

I finished reading it again after reading it for the second time! Aunt Ji, Xiao Lu Ming, and Aunt Meng and Xiao Yanchu must live a happy life in parallel time and space. I like to watch Lily with the age difference.

It's really good-looking. I brushed it for the second time. Woohoo.

I stayed up all night and read several of your works, which also seriously affected my sleep. I have a lot of wrinkles. You have to buy me a wrinkle remover! To be honest, I really like your work and it is worth recommending!

It's pretty good, but it's hard to let go of my sister.

I'd like to know if the big Bai Yueguang's surname is ji (the fourth tone). Tongran and the aunt in this article are both surnamed ji.

Although this is a novel, I still can't help but say that if I encountered this kind of thing in reality, I would think it was childish and excessive. Cooperation is cooperation, and signing a contract is signing a contract. If you want to test, you can also choose business matters. It is very weird to comment on the partner's wife and other people's family affairs like this. Finally, I wish you a happy ending!

I also want to read the story of Yan Chu and Aunt Meng