Into the Fire

In my opinion, be is the best ending. Personally, I feel that the male protagonist chose to get married because it was the right fit. His family was urging him to get married, and he happened to meet a nice girl and had a slight liking for her. Maybe it was a little bit of liking or maybe just a good impression. The heroine has a secret love in high school, an unforgettable crush, or perhaps an obsession that she herself considers. Then they got married. The relationship between the two of them was not very stable originally, and because of work reasons, they were together less and apart more often, so they didn't have much time to cultivate their relationship. There is no spark between two people. Especially when the male protagonist cooperates with his ex-girlfriend, the male protagonist's brothers all think that "the sister-in-law heard something and came to investigate", which obviously makes people think that there is some ulterior secret. Everyone knows that she has been talking to her vigorous ex, and even the male protagonist's mother knows that they would have gotten married if it weren't for family reasons. It happened that the conversation between the male protagonist's mother and the male protagonist's aunt was accidentally overheard by the female protagonist. But it is the chat records that are accidentally seen, the conversations that are accidentally overheard, and the unintentional discoveries that are the most saddening. I think the heroine has no reason not to be disappointed in this marriage. The secret love in her youth is all in the past tense. To put it bluntly, it was a dream. The current life is the real thing that makes people feel helpless. The male protagonist didn't give me a sense of security, and it just didn't feel right to me. Both of them are out of touch. The heroine feels disappointed and unworthy because she has been in love for too long. I don't know how to evaluate the male protagonist. Although he said that he has nothing to do with his ex and has no feelings for him anymore, eh, I don't think it is very credible. It always gives me a feeling of disconnection, and also gives me a feeling that the old relationship with my ex will always be rekindled, and it also gives me the illusion that he will cheat. After being married for several years, I didn't know that the heroine was allergic to milk. When the heroine called, the female assistant answered the phone. In the photo, she was standing with her ex... Really, I didn't feel that the hero was in love until the end. It was just that there was no problem because they were on a blind date and lived together. If you really love someone, you won't stop trying to keep them. After all, it's like the process of chasing someone before falling in love. If there is true love, you will understand the other person's past, and then everything will become clear. But there is no love at all between the male and female protagonists. Anyway, after reading the full text, I can see that the heroine doesn't have a mouth, but I think it's just like that whether she has a mouth or not. Could it be that she told those things in high school, "Wow, you know I've liked you since high school. Are you touched? I really love you so much." The male protagonist just said, "Well, I don't know, I'm sorry, I should love you, I will definitely love you well." This kind of industrial saccharine writing is trending, very blunt and inexplicable. Okay, I don't know what to say anymore, I just want to comment. I have to sum it up by saying that in this relationship, the heroine is too cowardly and timid to speak out (but I think it doesn't matter whether she speaks out or not). I have a negative opinion of the male lead. I also feel that the ex has no sense of boundaries. It's hard to criticize two people. I feel very good about deciding to divorce, because people must look forward and don't have to stick to the ignorance of youth. After all, the road of life lasts a lifetime, and you cannot just rely on beautiful and hurtful memories to support you. Never get back together. . Support the heroine's career and life to get better and better. .

If it is done well, the heroine falls in love too early and too hard, while the hero falls in love with his ex passionately. Even if the hero begins to fall in love with the heroine at the end, it is still not as important as his first love and the heroine's first love (to the hero). No matter how long the unequal love lasts, people will have gains and losses. Besides, the male protagonist doesn't even know that the female protagonist is allergic. After a few years of marriage, they spend less time together and more separation, and have very little time and activities to participate in the marriage. Is it necessary to continue to compromise. I'm afraid he himself doesn't know whether the male protagonist's love for the female protagonist is dependent on habit or pure love, but should the female protagonist continue to compromise for this love? I think it's better not to use it. So be well

No empathy at all. The heroine acted a painful drama for herself from beginning to end. She was almost thirty, and in the end she deliberately harmed herself even though she knew her history of allergies. What was her purpose? ? The male protagonist is also very cool. Knowing that his ex-girlfriend is career-oriented, he compromises and goes on a blind date? In the whole story, I didn't feel that the male protagonist loved the female protagonist. Why did the female protagonist pretend to be affectionate after she mentioned divorce? Too many flaws. It would be better to just let the male protagonist cheat in the end. I don't know where the love comes from... My wife's writing is very smooth. But it may be a short story, the story and characters have too many flaws.

It's so awkward. You really shouldn't fall in love with someone who is awkward, let alone get married. . . The man has a light personality and is very common. The heroine's secret love is exaggerated throughout the story. From the heroine's perspective, it makes people feel that she is just trying to fulfill her 17-year-old secret love dream. After marriage, she doesn't know how to get along with her partner, and she doesn't necessarily have much affection. At most, she is obsessed with it, just like a taste in your memory. You try your best to taste it again, and it just feels like that, and then throws it away. Secret love is not terrible, and it may not be a success if the secret love comes true. People who are just awkward should let the crush hide in their memory.

After reading the comment section, I found that everyone is too sober. I read this article and I burst into tears. The writing is so delicate. Although I have no experience in love, I can understand what resonance is like [covering my face and laughing] and I shed tears unconsciously. Watching it again now, I think be is the best ending. Perhaps what Tang Tang likes is just an obsession, a fantasy in her teenage years. She has never met the real male protagonist, and everything is the boy she imagined when she was a teenager. Finally got married, but found that this relationship was not worth her tears? I really hate the male protagonist? Why has the female protagonist not even known about her milk allergy after being married for so long? Have you really understood the heroine? I will never forgive this heart attack.

2025.7.3 Is not as impressive as the rating says, it is just shallow. Neither of them opened their mouths. The heroine was timid but strong, while the hero had an unforgettable first love. The relationship with the heroine was so bland that the sudden violent emotion of the hero at the end was a bit abrupt. Be is not very convincing, maybe it is a short story and the space is limited.

The heroine was not brave in high school, and the hero was not brave and honest after marriage, nor did he take the initiative to understand the heroine's food preferences. Neither of them was honest, and they were too respectful to each other.

They have always been just "Jiang Qiaosheng" and "Tang Yi". Tang Yi has seen Jiang Qiaosheng's youth and the way he loves others, but when Jiang Qiaosheng started to love her, it was too late. In the past ten years, Tang Yi has always sang "Jiang Qiaosheng". One-man show will eventually get tiring. Her love for Jiang Qiaosheng has been gradually exhausted in the past ten years. The story begins in autumn, but she has been waiting for her fairy tale for a long time, so she is no longer surprised. [Crying] [Crying] [Crying]

I felt an indescribable sense of depression after reading it. In fact, I felt very uncomfortable when I read the last few chapters. When Tang Yi doubted whether Jiang Qiaosheng loved her, I thought Jiang Qiaosheng loved her. But after reading the last chapter, I realized that what I felt didn't count at all. I have a God's perspective and know their inner feelings. Heart, so I feel that Jiang Qiaosheng is in love, but this is from my omniscient perspective. His or her little communication has led to both parties thinking that the other is not loving enough (I can only say this). It is actually quite regrettable, but life is full of regrets. Not everyone is reunited, as the author mentioned in the article

Will the male lead and the second female lead be together in the end? The male and female protagonists feel that they will no longer be together. The male protagonist does not feel much love and will not chase his wife. The female protagonist is also determined to let go. However, I feel that if the male protagonist and the second female protagonist are together again, they will still be a bit uncomfortable and make the female protagonist look like a joke [dissolved]