Courting Two Patients at Once

I felt sorry for Meng Chaochun before, but I felt relieved after seeing what he did for his junior sister. Meng Chaochun was so kind to both Jiuyi and his junior sister, why couldn't he treat Qiao Zhu so well in the first place?

It took me until now to finish reading it. Alas, I feel a little melancholy... In fact, I also feel that Qiao Qiao is suitable for traveling around the world alone, but there is a feeling that it is not the most suitable for her. . . Hey, Meng Gou hated him to death when he was here, but he was not so happy when he died... I think that in the later stage, he actually realized that Bi Wan was more suitable for Qiao Qiao. It's a pity that he was too stupid in the early stage.

The one who feels the worst is the female protagonist. Earlier, the beaten worker was unable to resist and was brutally tortured by the male protagonist and other characters. I couldn't even go back to reality, I could only live in the game, and in the end I didn't seem to love Wanwan very much...? It feels so distressing (??ω?`)

After reading it, I felt a little depressed. In fact, the ending was very good. My own conclusion is that the heroine fell in love with Meng at the beginning. Before they broke up, I always thought that they were in an ambiguous period. It was only when the hero stabbed the heroine that she fell in love with him. After the main character fell, the heroine (in no particular order) felt uncomfortable all the time. After all, Meng couldn't give her the feeling of pampering, and she didn't have the desire to be abused, so she broke up with her emotionally and had a problem with him, thinking that he was a person who didn't understand. She loves people who hurt her, and her relationship with Dawan has been established for a long time. After she was stabbed and was about to die, Dawan confessed. It seemed that they were not sweet for a day. The heroine went out to complete the task, and they were separated for three years (maybe more). Then there is the plot of Xiao Wan and Meng. I feel that the relationship between Da Wan and the heroine is a bit disconnected from the beginning. After all, they have not seen each other for so many years. It is okay for the heroine to have a crush on him, but when it comes to getting married, I still feel that it is a bit too much.

After reading it, I felt it was okay, but I just felt a little melancholy. Wan Shujun loved Qiaozi very much, but Qiaozi hadn't reached that level yet, but the ending was very good. It's a good thing that he wasn't with Meng Gou.

Ah, I always thought Meng Chaoqing was the male protagonist. This ending gave me a feeling that I saw Be (laughing and crying)

When I read this book, I could read it clearly at the beginning, but I was confused in the middle because I skipped too many chapters. Now that I'm at the end, I'm still enjoying the reading. The ending is good enough here, everyone has their own destiny, half of their lives are linked, and half of their lives are broken: Liu Qingqing is domineering and domineering, causing harm to others; Meng Chaoqing is mean and suspicious, and rarely has a good look towards Qiao Zhu; Qiao Zhu is trapped in the plot and is The system pushes her away, and the choices she makes can hardly be said to be her own will. Even the marriage with Wan Shujun is not what she wants most, I think; Wan Shujun has his heart in mind, takes action decisively, and always has an aggressive attitude towards Qiao Zhu... It's fate, let's stop here.

I've finished watching the finale of "The Sick Man" and "Crying for Me". I went there. The female protagonist is a bit miserable, but very tenacious. The male protagonist is also sick. He's a real dog. In reality, he has to call the police. It's so good. As for He Pingan, I really hope that the heroine can live the life she wants. The dog man and Zhao Wanniang are locked up.

I finished reading it in two days... I feel so complicated. Qiao Qiao is really cute, a very lively little girl, I really feel sorry for her, whether she is slandered by Meng as a migrant worker, or she is half reluctant and a bit forced to be with Wan. . Especially when he was tricked into being sent to a mental hospital, and in the end he had no choice but to stay in the game world forever. I almost burst into tears, I felt so sorry for Qiao Qiao. Even though my wife didn't write about Qiao Qiao's family and childhood environment in detail, I can only imagine it roughly. I wanted to cry. In the end, things changed and people changed. It was quite sad. There was no sense of reality. Instead, it seemed like a fairy tale seen from a third person's perspective. But in fact, the inner thoughts and emotions of the protagonist may be far more terrifying. . .

The most unacceptable thing is why the male protagonist in this article was taken care of by the male protagonist in other articles. . . . .