A Letter Without a Postmark

The hero's love for the heroine is not passionate enough, not abundant enough, and he doesn't like the heroine enough. If he didn't meet the heroine and came back to work this time, would he still continue to like the heroine only in his mind? If the heroine had a fever and was not sent to the hospital in time, if the second heroine had always needed to take care of them, they would not be like this. The male protagonist's so-called pursuit of getting back together is really a bit of a show-off because he is bound to win: you like me so much, I even look back, that's almost it. The male protagonist's greatest reliance is that the female protagonist loves him much more than he loves her. I used to think that I should choose someone I like to be with, so that I would be happy. As time goes by, you may choose to be with someone who likes you. Women are always more emotional and tend to be soft-hearted. That person is more likely to be caring, family-oriented, capable of being happy. It's not just a matter of words that a man's heart is as strong as a man's heart. Men are careless and careless about people they don't like, and they don't want to care too much. I will still wish Zhong Yi to be with the person I love. Maybe the male protagonist doesn't love her that much yet, but he has started to like her, right? It will get better and better. When we are happy, we will stay together, and when we are unhappy, we will separate. After all, we are only 25 years old, but don't change your work and career just because of one person. Finally, thank you for bringing this story, it is very interesting. I want to see more long-form stories.

If the female lead does not die, the male and female protagonists will find it difficult to be together. The male protagonist regards himself as the savior of the female protagonist. He is still struggling to gain a foothold in Beijing, but he still wants to give the best to the female protagonist. Both the male protagonist and the male protagonist regard the female protagonist as a backup, be the female protagonist really deserves better, and the female protagonist is too inferior in front of the male protagonist. The old neighbor knew everything about the male protagonist and found the female protagonist every time he came up with an excuse for three years.

I stayed up late to finish reading it. How can I put it? I really think that be or oe is the best ending, but thinking about the male protagonist that the heroine likes so much, how can she let go so easily? I don't see how much the hero likes the heroine. I was a little confused when we were together later. What was he chasing after his wife? Wasn't it just because the heroine liked him that he pursued him? He knew that the heroine liked him very much, so he even pursued her with a sense of smugness. Later they got together. I don't have anything to say. It was just that it was a good ending for the heroine to be with the person he liked.

I'm not happy, and I don't abuse the male protagonist very much. I feel that the female protagonist is being manipulated to death.

The male protagonist is particularly hypocritical. He only regrets why the second female protagonist didn't continue to wait for him and let him express his affection. The female protagonist is professional and chaste and licks the dog. The male protagonist only loves himself and smiles at the female protagonist's charity. He really likes the female protagonist and won't look for him. She doesn't know and thinks he is dead. Low♂

Good licking, but not good. This licking really makes me feel a little uncomfortable. I feel like the cheating man is returning to his family. From the beginning to the end, the heroine changes the heroine and compromises, and the heroine resigns and the heroine escapes. I feel that the author is not particularly cruel and cruel to abuse the male protagonist. Hey, I can actually understand the author's thoughts. Who hasn't fallen in love when you are young? Or the male protagonist is such a sunny, honest and just person. If you love once, you will vigorously and sincerely give it. Many people think he is right, but I think he is really wrong. For the second female lead, the second female lead is a teacher. If the male protagonist pursues and likes her so blatantly, wouldn't he think about causing trouble to the teacher? Especially in places where there are rumors, the second female lead, even someone who has experienced teachers "bullying" students, will feel touched by the male protagonist's love and even fall in love with him. Shouldn't she feel that she has the obligation to guide the students to the right path? The second female lead is really miserable. I know that love is not something she can control. Maybe, as the article said, she hasn't met a normal man for a long time. She didn't agree or stand up for herself. She even chose to self-destruct when she was found out. She also didn't tell the male protagonist about it. She has done everything that a teacher can do, but the male protagonist failed to fulfill his duty as a student. Instead, he kept causing trouble to the second female lead. He really should feel guilty. But this kind of hesitation is too derogatory. His guilt should not be repaid by the heroine. If the heroine doesn't tell him, he won't tell him? He is timid and afraid that the heroine will know his secret thoughts before, so he dare not be honest and afraid that the heroine will be jealous. He has known for a long time that the heroine likes him very much, which makes him feel that this love is even very heavy and he cannot afford it. She likes him for a long time and compromises for him to go to Beijing and fight with him after graduation. The male protagonist has been avoiding this matter. He clearly knows that the heroine's love is very heavy, but he hints that the heroine "only vaguely loves her that much". On the other hand, he enjoys the heroine's reasonableness and common sense with peace of mind. He was fully aware of the grievances behind the heroine's general knowledge, and when he read the letter, he should have been ashamed. He should have said this about the second female lead. He should not have asked the heroine, but should have taken the initiative to be honest. The act of "asking" itself contained coercion and moral kidnapping. Of course, whatever he said afterwards made sense. He was lucky that the heroine would not leave him, and he was once again proud of the heroine's reasonableness and would not quarrel, and he could play the role of savior to the second heroine with peace of mind. Even though he knew that the second heroine liked him, he did not tell the second heroine that he had a girlfriend. Let me ask you this, when he watched Bai Yueguang, who was in love with him, upstairs, and then went downstairs to pick up his submissive girlfriend, while feeling guilty, he felt that he was really the most delicious thing in the world, right? Does the second female lead really need his saving? To be honest, the crux of the heroine's problem is not the male protagonist at all. Maybe when Zhao mentions the male protagonist, the heroine will feel good because the male protagonist is a rare member of the opposite sex in her life who cares about her seriously and does not reject her. But to be honest, after so many years, the male protagonist suddenly appeared in front of her, and she even had If the second girl still loves the male protagonist, then the appearance of the male protagonist will only accelerate the death of the second female protagonist. If the second female protagonist has already looked away, and the appearance of the male protagonist has not helped her solve the problem, then what on earth is the male protagonist doing with the second female protagonist all day long? No one needs him! He thought he was a savior, but in the end he was nothing. He was bright on the outside but empty inside. I don't think he should be surprised that the second female lead died. He couldn't have saved her in the first place. The male protagonist found that the second female lead was gone, and the other licking dog who worshiped him every day was gone, so he left a letter of accusation, revealing his ugly side, but there was still hope in his heart, because the content of the letter showed that he still loved him, although he was unbearable, but this The little licking dog still likes him. After weighing the pros and cons, he really can't find anyone who likes him more than the heroine. Just like Zhao Anran, the heroine's conditions are perfect for him, so he turned around and looked for the heroine again, and he succeeded without much effort. In the end, he really didn't lose anything, but he indirectly helped a woman to sacrifice her life and a woman to sacrifice her love. Oh, it's too much, it's really too much.

The writing is very good, but I really feel that we should not reconcile, and Zhongyi should go his own way. After three years of separation, we are separated...

Even after marriage, the heroine washes her underwear coldly, I admire her

After reading it, I can only say that it is not as bad as what was said in the comment section, but I don't feel very comfortable either. I just feel that the heroine has been compromising for the hero, or that the heroine deserves someone better. It depends on personal preference. For me, I can only say that women should read more female-oriented novels to have the strength to survive in life.

The male protagonist promised the female protagonist to quit smoking, but he never did it and broke his promise. I hate men who let the heroine inhale second-hand smoke. After the male and female protagonists got back together, the female protagonist compromised and resigned, accompanied the male protagonist back to Beijing, and gave up her career. The male protagonist hardly gave anything of substance.