
I Tried to Divorce Her, Then Learned She Loved Me More Than I Thought
试图离婚后发现她比想象中更爱我
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- Completed
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- 144k Words
- Genre
- Baihe (GL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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After reading this chapter, I suddenly realized that I had never commented properly before. This article is a bit heavier, but very true. Perhaps it magnifies some problems in life, just like the elder Zosima in Doshi's works said "Don't deceive yourself", but in fact many people can't do it. Sometimes the "preferences" shown are limited by the environment at the time, rather than what they like from the heart, and other people's observations of themselves are fragmentary and subjectively biased. There is loss in the "sending" and "receiving" of verbal behavior information, resulting in the information conveyed sometimes being outrageously wrong. However, the self-righteous and effective communication between lovers, or between relatives, is actually often not able to truly express inner thoughts. Boring and entangled situations often appear in life. The words of expression do not convey what is meant, and duplicity under the influence of subjective emotions is the norm. If we can communicate efficiently point-to-point, and if we can express our true inner thoughts freely and freely, then we can probably live a very happy life.
At any rate, it can be regarded as giving half an ending. The long story before writing this book can be seen that it was not well conceived and it was very difficult to write. But at least Lou is starting to change, and the influence of Ye Xin's text and precognition is also weakening. Let's just treat it as a good ending. I hope that future novels can avoid this kind of problem again. It's really sad when I encounter a setting that I like half-way. QAQ
Is this the end? Does anyone understand my speechlessness?
I hate it, can't you write a little about Ye Zi's career and Director Lou chasing his wife? Even if Director Lou appears a few times on Ye Zi's variety show, I can look for candy by myself. Or write about Ye Zi concentrating on her career, and Director Lou following her like a big dog. She feels aggrieved because Ye Zi is busy with her career and ignores her, but she feels sorry for Ye Zi even more when she thinks of Ye Zi's accommodation to her before. And I can also write about the plot of dreaming about a book at the beginning.
I'm sorry, this is a disguised form of cutting it in half. How about you consider writing it slowly? I'm so sorry for this setting and the readers in such a rush. ??
It feels like it's a forced ending right from the beginning…
Ah? Isn't this equivalent to a eunuch in disguise???
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh give me an update!!!!! …Isn't this just a complete mess?
What's going on? Abandoned? It sucks?
When can I wait for the next QAQ update?