At midnight, the doorbell rang incessantly.
I went to answer the door, and a young man was standing outside.
“Who are you looking for?” I asked.
“Isn’t this place renting out rooms? I came to look at one,” he said.
This guy came from a wealthy family and had always gotten everything he wanted.
So why come rent a place out in the countryside like this? Something was definitely up.
A six-month lease began a long, carefully planned relationship.
The stingy landlord valued money above all else, while the mysterious tenant spent it like water.
“Xiao Fan, if one day you got lots and lots of money, what would you want after that?”
“If I got lots and lots of money, I’d turn it into even more money.”
Getting along is an art: half instinct, half fate.
Ripples began to disturb the quiet life here.
Somehow, it felt as if something was about to happen.
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I feel weird... I read it a long time ago and felt that Yao Xi had no position and there was no need to reason with Bei Wenfan... I still feel that way now. But this CP feels very good...
Let's say this from Yao Xi's perspective: I love you, but you are unhappy. I want you to be happy. You have lost the ability to love. I hope you can learn to love someone again - starting with me. Hatred will not make you happy, let go of hatred and let go of yourself Not blaming you...
So short... I think actually from the perspective of Yao and his brother, they really wanted the best for both of them when they said this. In fact, they still didn't understand Xiaofan's pain... And no one even asked him. I think this is the worst thing. Yao said that he loved Xiaofan very much, but he didn't even have the patience to break into Xiaofan's heart. 0.0
The writing is very good, and the storyline and characters are very popular nowadays. The two people described are very interesting, and both sides of the conversation are interesting (like it) The author's character is well written. He is alienated, lonely and rejects others. He is also interesting and humorous and loves life. What a fashionable character, and what's more worth mentioning is that it's not about being artificial, but about life, about insomnia every night and the candies thrown away in the mansion. Although there are only a few chapters, the main character really comes to life, what an amazing piece of writing. There is another point that I feel very uncomfortable and aggrieved. A bunch of people are asking Bei Wenfan to go back and forgive. I feel very unhappy when I see this. Why should a third person ask for forgiveness? Any emotional matter, the third person's nagging will only annoy people, because it is useless. It is useless to relieve emotions, and it is even more useless to solve problems. I understand that the author wants to write that when Bei Wenfan has hatred, he also has love. He has been suffering from insomnia and alienation. If he does not forgive, he has been tortured in love, so let him go back and let go. But! Please! There is no point in letting go of feelings. . . Of course, the author's arrangement is to accept Yao Xi's love first and come out of the emotional isolation first, but judging from the writing and description! The way Yao Xi makes the protagonist accept her love is to preach to Bei Wenfan endlessly (????). It is a completely inexplicable cycle. Belike: Yao loves Bei → Hope Bei will no longer torture herself → Bei isolates herself due to the trauma of maternal love → Purpose: Bei needs to come out, means: let Bei accept her love, method: persuade Bei to forgive?? [This is actually the purpose] The author has clearly written down the method, so he can't write about how Yao accompanies her like the lively scene at the beginning, and then mention the subject of maternal love later.
Touching, Sail, I hope you can go out
People are really weird. They do something wrong and they insist on others to forgive them. If you have the ability, you should not hurt others in the first place. Xiaofan's mother may have had hard feelings at the beginning, but in fact, she hurt Xiaofan. How could Xiaofan just say forgive? Brother Xiaofan and Yao Xi are not doing their best for Xiaofan at all. They are thinking from Xiaofan's mother's point of view. It is up to Xiaofan to decide whether he wants to forgive his mother or not. What is it like to be forced by others? Even if he is forced to forgive, it is not sincere and Xiaofan will still be in pain. Why don't you give Xiaofan time? Xiaofan is so pitiful Xiaofandi and Yao Xi are not really good for him at all. Xiaofan hopes that you can love others at the pace you want. And meet someone who truly loves you
Really like this article Express your liking for this style It has a very light feeling. Even without particularly gorgeous and emotional words, it can still create a distinct image. And it can shock people's soul I had to throw myself on the ground (on my back) 0.0 Incoherent
All I can say is that this one is very clean. It feels like there is no theme. Because Xiaobei is a person who doesn't understand love, he doesn't feel entangled in watching it. Everything is very bland, so I don't feel much. Personally, I like to see that kind of entanglement. Whee.
Great writing style. There is no denying that. But I really don't see what's good about this article. "There's no plot~" The first eight chapters are about a child who has lived a hard life without maternal love since childhood and now loves money very much~~ Maybe there is something wrong with my understanding, but can other readers tell me if there is anything else besides this in the first eight chapters?
After reading Qian Qian's comment below, "I really wanted to laugh when I saw those bastard words Yao Xi said, and wanted to ask him if he took money from the Yin family." I think he was too extreme, and he said something unpleasant. I think he didn't understand the article at all. Some people couldn't understand Yao Xi's efforts to make Xiaofan forgive his mother, and thought he was too nosy, but In fact, he was not just for the Yin family, but also for himself. Yao Xi said, "Please be more frank and honest with yourself. You must learn how to love. Start with me." He wanted Xiaofan to learn to accept others, forgive others, and learn to love others. It was precisely because he loved Xiaofan that he hoped that Xiaofan could forgive himself for loving Xiaofan just as he could forgive his mother who loved him.