My name is Lu Mengping. I am the daughter of a Northeastern commander who fled to Shanghai with his wife and children after the Twenty-One Demands.
In the turbulent era of the Republic of China, I met many people. Some were as quiet and serene as lilies, while others shone like sunflowers.
Some were deep as the sea, while others were distant as clouds.
In this era, people had the most sincere and passionate feelings. I liked and envied them, so I was willing to treat them with all the sincerity I had.
Some things seemed different from what I remembered, but no matter what, they were beautiful things I had never seen before, and that was enough.
A young master who falls for a female student, a doctor who returns from overseas, a pioneer of new ideas, an ordinary watch repairman: this era brought together many people whose paths would never have crossed otherwise.
I, too, was inevitably swept up in the tide of the times. I don't know if what I did was right, but I have a clear conscience.
The blurb is written in first person, while the story is written in third person.
Warnings: Very indulgent wish fulfillment, a terrible female lead, and possibly complicated romantic entanglements. The female lead doesn't know the plot, so you can enjoy this even if you haven't watched these TV dramas. The plot doesn't take up much of the story.
The story involves: Romance in the Rain (major), The Story of a Noble Family (major), Like Fog, Like Rain, Like Wind (minor), The Age of Awakening (minor)
Couple: Li Yingqi
The main story is complete. Other couples and some content will be covered in the extras.
Theme: A record of the life of a young lady in the Republic of China
When are you going to write a side story? I want to watch Yan Qiao.
In fact, I think Yiping and Shuhuan are not suitable, and Ruping and Shuhuan are not suitable either. Yiping is more suitable for mature men who are gentle and tolerant, while Shuhuan is more suitable for women who can understand him.
It's too hasty. Where is Jin Yanxi? What's going on? I'm confused.
As soon as I opened Jinjiang, I said: Huh? Finished?
At first I wanted to complain about it, but then I realized that this is quite common in reality. From liking Qingqiu to saying that he likes Mengping, Jin Yanxi is actually a bit like many men in reality who want to pursue romantic love when they are young. When they reach a certain age, they feel that pursuing that kind of love is too tiring, and instead want to find a woman with a good personality suitable for marriage. Jin Yanxi should be like this here. To really say that he likes Mengping, it is better to say that he feels that love is too tiring, and instead wants to find a woman who is not so tiring to fall in love. What he likes is not Mengping, but Mengping's type of personality... It's normal for Mengping to feel confused after such a "affectionate" confession from such a handsome guy. I think in reality, many times a person's ability to stay true to his lover is not because his love for his lover has never changed, but because his inner sense of morality and responsibility constrains his behavior and certain heart... So I have always been quite indifferent to love and marriage...
Ah ah ah ah, prolong your life.
You can't directly transfuse blood between relatives, right?
Yannian is finally coming
Hahaha, it's not easy to send a diary.
There was no Yan'an base at that time