
Broken Silk
折绾
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I think the channel classification is not wrong. There is a heroine, and the heroine also has a partner, but they are separated later. Those who say there are few love lines may not have read that many novels. The heroine in this article just pays more attention to herself. Besides, isn't romance, romance, family romance, and love all romance?
What happened to the book? Why did an Ajin Jury message me?
Hello girls, I was cleaning up the housework today and found that the author still has a box of folded physical books at home, about seven or eight books. If you like it, you can come to me with your subscription record, and a 60% subscription rate will be enough. In order of priority, whoever sends me the message first will get it first. I wanted to do a lottery. But none of the girls who won last time came to me for QAQ, so I just let it happen this time. You can contact me before my comment says it is sold out.
? She has been holding back, does she really like it? ? In spring, the roses are blooming just right. I want to... ? I just want to pave a small road--very, very small. ? Don't be trapped in the back house, don't engage in a trapped beast fight. Go out and see the mountains and rivers you have never seen before, and do things you have never done before.
"Because she won't fall under the roof" I want that special line
Take good care of yourself and live your life. The people in the novel are like this, what should I do in reality?
Both Ajie and Awan hope that each other can live a comfortable life again [crying]
I've finished watching it, it's great. I started watching it from the night before until five in the morning, and then got up again the next day to continue watching it. Still can't help but want to comment. I am a layman who likes to watch the crematorium of Chasing His Wife. When I first read the text, I thought it was about the crematorium. But after I started reading it, I don't remember which chapter I read. I just remember that it was very early, and I felt that the male protagonist, who is the heroine's husband, is not worthy of the heroine. Because I like to watch the wife-chasing crematorium, I generally like the happy ending where the heroine and the hero finally get together (the hero here refers to the male protagonist who is usually in the copywriting. If there is a so-called "second male lead" as long as the CP is marked in advance to let me know who is the real "male protagonist", I will also like to watch it. After thinking about it, I may just not like to be on the wrong CP.). This was the first time I had the idea that the female protagonist should not be with the male protagonist. The female protagonist keeps moving forward, but the male protagonist always stands still. Why is she trapped in this house and with this male protagonist? In fact, I always thought that the heroine did not consummate the marriage with the hero. I am not a so-called clean party, but I just felt that it was too wronged for the heroine to commit herself to an old man like the hero. I hope every experience she has is a wonderful one. She deserves the best. Of course, I also know that is not realistic. Maybe my only regret is that I didn't see the heroine reconcile with the hero. I still hope that the heroine will be free both physically and mentally. Maybe I am more old-fashioned, but I always feel that the heroine has not completely broken off the rope if she has not reconciled. All in all, nice looking! Very nice!
Fairy-tale, suitable for quiet viewing, group portraits of women, with a high content of female supporting characters! I love it so much! The heroine is great! Sister Yu, Sister Sun, Su Shan, Su Lan, Chan Yue, Shopkeeper Zhou, the Queen Mother, Mrs. Song, Yan Yan, Sister Ying, A Rui, Mrs. Yuan... Even if they are bad female characters, I think they have their own merits. I love every female character in this article, and I like this book!
It's so beautiful, it's such a gentle article.