When You're at Your Most Alluring

"Style" is finished. I only finished the article in the past two days. Congratulations to Brother Shao for having the last laugh. I'll write a long review while I'm still feeling good. Let's talk about Cheng Yue and Shao Beichuan, as well as He Yan and Han Yu. In fact, from the development of "Fengqing" to the middle and late stages (especially the relationship between Sister Yue and Han Yu), you can feel that there is a big difference from the plot of Sister Yue in "Hesitation". At that time, many people were optimistic that Han Yu could come from behind, but in the end he was intercepted by Brother Chuan www. But I don't agree with what some readers said, "Brother Chuan was forced to take over in order to get back the money." The combination of Sister Yue and Brother Chuan was accidental, and even more inevitable. Why did Sister Yue choose Han Yu? Because of the "craziness" with Shao Beichuan and Sister Yue's protection of Brother Chuan over the years, many people have regarded Brother Chuan as Sister Yue's Achilles heel. In order to reassure the outside world (including the Cheng family), Sister Yue, as the person in power, must have a stable and reliable "companion". For this reason, she can now attack herself without hesitation (Chapter 52, Conversation between Sister Yue and Ji Chun). If it had been earlier, Sister Yue would have disdained and would not use her feelings as a bargaining chip on the way forward. In her opinion, it would be no different from He Zhiqiu and others who used Cheng Zhongyue to return to the center of power of the He family. Sister Yue's mental journey after breaking up with Brother Chuan can actually be compared with the description in "He Can't Speak": "Cheng Yue knows very well that she and Ji Chun are the most suitable ones, which is much better than the mutual use relationship with He Yan. Because Ji Chun has something in her heart. Xu You, she has Shao Beichuan in her heart. She cooperates well in business and lives at the same pace. As long as she is completely dead emotionally, her heart will continue to be ruthless. If we join forces, we will definitely carve out a bloody path." (Chapter 91 of "Hesitation to Speech", Chapter 91 of Ji Chun) It can be said that the original Sister Yue in "Hesitate to Talk" had the same "unwillingness" as Ji Chun and never wanted to take this step. This meant that they both had to say goodbye to the person in their hearts. Then in the end, Sister Yue waited, and Ji Chun also waited. But in the second half of "Style", we can all see that Sister Yue has put this relationship on the balance. She doesn't mind giving up her old obsession for the sake of her career. She seems to have truly become the decisive leader of the Cheng family. Then, a partner who matches her well is on the agenda. In this process, He Yan may be the most painful one. In the past, Cheng Yue could love Shao Beichuan regardless of gain or loss. Today, Cheng Yue can choose family marriage calmly, but whether before or now, he has never been Sister Yue's true heart. Because Sister Yue will not be with an "accomplice" who knows her parents' affair, nor will she have further emotional connections with the family's deep partners. However, He Yan wanted too much and was not a partner that Cheng Yue could safely trust. So Han Yu came at the right time and was "customized" enough. Regarding this relationship, Sister Yue's feeling at the beginning was that she was "not disgusted, but still found it interesting." She also compared it with Brother Chuan's relationship: "She has experienced impulsive and desperate feelings. Now that everything has settled, another relationship in which reason is greater than emotion has also come to her, and the switch is still in her hands" (Chapter 61). Later, Sister Yue and Han Yu talked about their exes, and after learning that Han Yu was the matchmaker for her ex-girlfriend and her current husband, they secretly judged: In the face of the overall situation, his emotions can be let go, and it will not even cause him pain or regret. Such Han Yu may have never even experienced love. (Chapter 67) Please note that this part is a very important transition! (Knock on the blackboard. Gif) It was after seeing through Han Yu's views on relationships that Sister Yue first came up with the idea of considering him as a marriage partner: "This man may be able to tie up, be it marriage or otherwise. At least in their relationship, there was no emotion or hurt. She doesn't love him, but she doesn't need to be afraid of him. Once they are truly bound, he will definitely put their interests together, advance and retreat together, and share glory and disgrace. " After that, Sister Yue asked him the last question: Even if your future wife doesn't love you and her feelings for you will always stop at liking you, will you still be willing to marry her? How did Han Yu answer? The answer he gave after thinking was, "I believe what the old people said, feelings can be cultivated." This answer is perfect. It can be said that whether it is a dating partner who has a mutual affection for each other or a fiancé who may marry in the future, it cannot be more perfect. How did Sister Yue respond? She agreed with Han Yu's point of view, but there was another sentence that she didn't say out loud: But that's not love. Have you noticed? From the time when Sister Yue and Han Yu were dating until now, what Sister Yue thinks about most is always rationality, interests, unity, stability, safety, and synchronization. Even if she was sexually attracted to Han Yu and had sex with him, Han Yu was the one who lost control more and was firmly controlled by Sister Yue. Sister Yue was the leader of this relationship from beginning to end. She never gave Han Yu any chance to get hurt. And what is love? It is exclusive, exclusive, irrational, dedication and harm, happiness and pain. Cheng Yue knew very well that feelings could be cultivated, and good feelings would eventually turn into other, closer bonds, but such wanton, passionate love, which burned him and was burned by the other person, would never be the same again. "It can't protect you from wind or rain, and it's fragile. If it's gone, it's gone." (Chapter 67) When Han Yu appeared, many readers were delighted that the right person finally appeared at the right time. Sister Yue was finally able to start a new relationship, let go of Brother Chuan and let herself go, but I still felt sad for her. Why is it impossible for Sister Yue to introduce other women to Brother Chuan? The answer is very cliché: I loved it. Some people can indeed deceive themselves and others, and with the passage of time, they can accept that they cannot get the love of a fairy, but those who have received it cannot. The difference is the same. I read a small note on Weibo, and I would like to share it with you. In a literary analysis class of "Anna Karenina", everyone was discussing "Love, Guilt and Redemption", and a certain boy suddenly raised eyebrows: What does Anna have? Karenin is a provincial and ministerial cadre after all! This gentleman's speech is so typical that this real-life joke has become a classic and will be circulated in the department forever. The teacher probably retells it to every student. Love is neither valuable nor can it create worldly power. It can even hinder making money and seeking power. But valuable money and power, even if the price is high, cannot be exchanged for equivalent value. Only prices can replace each other, but love can never. Perhaps in the minds of many readers, "Style" is just a cliché script that will be ignored. The male protagonist didn't chase his wife very much and the two of them ended up having sex. Sister Yue, as a successful person in the worldly sense, did not handle the relationship with Brother Chuan in a domineering manner. But I still have to say, I don't think so. I once said in an early review of "Fengqing" that if we only talk about the timing of appearance, no one will be more blessed than Brother Chuan. What Cheng Yue wants has never been "perfection", but to allow her to see fireworks and starlight that she has never touched before, and to feel the passion and resonance that can burn her soul. As long as Cheng Yue never accepts his fate and acts proudly, Shao Beichuan's status as the male protagonist will be indestructible. I'm very happy that "Fengqing" is ultimately the story of Sister Yue "getting her wish". Regarding the relationship between Sister Yue and Brother Chuan after they reunited, I will leave it to the next long review. Thank you Shanshan for bringing this story~ (I will finish writing "Criminal Technical Files" after writing this!)

Love this story.

It feels like the author owes He Yan a sequel. Has he found his warm and real home?

Ah ah ah ah, I think of Yueyue

As a middle-aged person, I can understand the feelings in this article so well. Looking back at my youth means that I am old and nostalgic.

What runs through the whole text is probably time and growth. Chu Zhao pulled the confused Xu You into a new world. His feelings for Xu You were mixed with his love for art, and burning everything for art was his pursuit. The camera given to him by Cheng Yue witnessed the beginning of his art, his relationship with Xu You, and his ultimate desire in life; after going around and around, the camera returned to the hands of Cheng Yue, who had also grown up. Cheng Yue witnessed his dream from beginning to end, and witnessed his children continuing the path of her and Brother Chuan. Xu You was guided by him, while her daughter continued their career and witnessed the new blue light. Life is growth and reincarnation, don't lose faith due to the polishing of time.

I have been a fan of Jinjiang for more than ten years, and this is my first review. Good article and in-depth.

I have been a fan of Jinjiang for more than ten years, and this is my first review. Good article and in-depth.

I have been a fan of Jinjiang for more than ten years, and this is my first review. Good article and in-depth.

I have been a fan of Jinjiang for more than ten years, and this is my first review. Good article and in-depth.