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Fu Shiyi's assessment of his ex-wife, Jian Lu, was that she was a dead fish.
Dead day and night.
Three months after their divorce, dead-fish Jian Lu made a comeback on the racetrack and crossed the finish line first.
She took off her helmet, her radiant, confident smile dazzling the whole crowd.
Fu Shiyi, sitting in the stands, began to doubt his eyesight and his entire life.
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On the day they divorced, Fu Shiyi asked Jian Lu, "Did you marry me out of guilt and a desire to make it up to me?"
After a long silence, Jian Lu nodded.
During that full minute of silence, Jian Lu thought that it would be best not to let him know something so embarrassing: that she'd lost herself by loving someone who wasn't interested in her.
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In January, I'm starting a new book, The Rise of the Substitute. Please add it to your favorites. Here's the blurb:
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After an elaborate honey trap, Lu Nanxi suddenly became the prospective young madam of the prestigious Guan family, and Guan Rui's fiancée.
The man she'd set up held no grudge. He stood up for her in public and helped her deal with her enemies, saving face for her, while at home he was understanding and considerate.
Happiness had arrived so suddenly that Lu Nanxi naturally fell for him.
Until the day of their engagement, with the guests gathered and the male lead absent because he'd gone to see another woman, her designer gown turned into a clown costume.
Only then did she learn that, in his eyes, she was nothing but a high-quality fake.
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Lu Nanxi ended the relationship quickly and decisively. Guan Rui didn't find her until months later.
She attended a banquet with her arm linked through another man's, greeting Guan Rui with a sweet smile as if he were a stranger.
In a long, quiet hallway, he blocked her way, struggling to contain the emotions roiling within him. "Come back. I can still help you."
She gave him a bright smile. "Too bad. You're no longer any use to me."
Theme: The story expresses the hero and heroine's pursuit of and longing for happiness.
I think Zhou Jing is really disgusted. She can say that you are just a little wronged when you hit her in the mouth. In this marriage, no one from the Fu family has contributed, it is all the Jian family. She still has the nerve to say that her son is good.
Great, I really like the ending of this sentence. Baby Lulu finally let it go. At the end, I feel that the male protagonist is really not worthy. I will stay here to give myself a be thought. I wish Lulu can see a more beautiful and bigger world in the future, live a lively and happy life like her girlhood, and be able to respond to everything she encounters and will not let her down.
Finally confessed! Even though I'm in second grade, I like it hahahaha
(I thought if I don't leave a message after the chapter is finished, it won't be finished. I'm so naive... I just can't let them go)
At the end, I really don't want the male and female protagonists to get back together. It's not that I don't want to see a happy ending, or that the author didn't write it well. It's just that the heroine's sincere feelings are not worthy of the hero. Everything he loses is his own fault. His love is too hurtful, hurting others and hurting himself.
I really hate the male protagonist. He did all these bad things himself. I hate him! I think the male protagonist's parents are normal human behavior.
I love to see people who talk but can't speak, haha
Very good article! I really like the big characters! Of course it would be perfect if the male protagonist could be tortured more! (Dog head)
I came across this book by accident. I didn't expect to catch up to the end. I no longer read it before going to bed every night. I really cried for the little angel Lulu for several nights. I couldn't bear to let it go. 555
Wouldn't Chang'an be very cruel? It's so sad, I'll wait until it's over to watch it again