Evening Breeze

Wuwuwuwu, it's over. I decided to read Wanfeng because my favorite blogger recommended this article. In fact, I've been paying attention to it for a long time, but I haven't read BE's article for a long time, and I still have a crush. Every time I read the article about secret love, it feels so sour. But after listening to the blogger's recommendation, I really want to see how the flamboyant female protagonists have a secret love, and how they express their regrets under the restrictions of the separation of yin and yang. At the beginning, Zhou Zhou had been emphasizing that Wanwan was the heroine. I was actually afraid of seeing Wen Lan as the heroine. In some videos recommending Wanfeng, some people would hate the heroine because they liked the second female lead. But until the moment Wanwan appeared, I found that these concerns were unnecessary. She is bright and public, but bold and careful. She is a sweet and carefree girl who really does not make people disgusted! I also knew about Li Wan's secret love after watching the video recommendation, so when the male protagonist had a crush on the second female lead, I also felt sorry for Wan Wan. When I saw the sentence "The tide is silent, love is hidden in the evening breeze", I also understood that the "evening breeze" is not groundless. Every time I tried and pulled, I hoped that they would express their feelings. It was not until Li Wan said "I want to marry you" and Jiang Chaosheng subconsciously protected Li Wan that I felt relieved. I feel like these two are finally a double arrow. After Li Wan died, I was very upset. It was not because she died, but because Jiang Chaosheng didn't shed a single tear. I felt unbalanced in my heart. Why did she love you so much that she would risk her life and death for you, but you were not willing to leave her a single tear. In the first half of your life, your heart was filled with another person. I was meticulously sad for that person, but you were unwilling to shed a drop for the woman he later fell in love with. This view suddenly stopped when he finally cried alone, but I was still upset. He hadn't even said a word to her that he loved her. He even told Li Wan that he loved Wen Lan more than possessiveness. By the time of the episode, he finally didn't hold back his love and filled the letter with love. My tears burst out at this moment. I didn't cry so sadly when I was most miserable. But in the last chapter, I couldn't stand it any longer. Zhou Zhou is really great. He can write touching articles every time! Like it!!

Finished reading. I don't think there is anything regretful about this story. The only regret I have is that I think Wanwan was too stupid and didn't deserve to die. She clearly deserved better. Forgive me for being a cruel female protagonist who cannot sympathize with the male protagonist from the beginning to the end after watching the entire male protagonist's point of view. Her belated affection is inferior to that of a fool. To be honest, I just think that Jiang Chaosheng is not worthy of her! Not worthy of Li Wan's twelve years of love! I have always felt that after death, people have to drink Meng Po Soup to forget the past and start a new life in the next life. I hereby wish Li Wan to simply drink Meng Po Soup and walk across the Naihe Bridge after her death, and never meet the person who broke her heart in this life again in the next life! Li Wan, you deserve better, you deserve the best!

Meeting each other twenty-eight years late, I regard this as a complete success

I watched it again last night, and my heart still hurt when I woke up in the morning. As an outsider, I have an indelible regret. How did Chaosheng spend those twenty-eight years? Because I witnessed the sadness of your secret love, I became timid, so I can only use "not to love" to maintain our relationship. I don't think I will be that exception. But Li Wan is an exception for Chaosheng. There is a sentence that I still remember: his first book was written for Wen Lan, which she couldn't envy. This sentence is so hurtful, but what hurts even more is that Wanwan didn't know that Chaosheng's last book was left to her. I think the destructive power of sealing a pen is far greater than that of a pen. The words he wanted to express through the characters in his novels could no longer be written, and his passion and soul were taken away every night. It's such a shame, it makes me feel uncomfortable no matter how many times I watch it. Finally, "Evening Breeze" was a hit!!!

His secret love is not allowed to leave traces Hidden in the evening breeze

After reading it, I didn't feel a particularly strong discomfort, but I was gripped by the "humidity" described by teacher Yu Hua. I think Chaosheng also spent his lonely twenty-eight years in this kind of humidity.

Are you sad? Jiang Chaosheng, you seem to be regretting your whole life. The tide is silent, love is hidden in the evening breeze, the tide does not speak, the evening breeze does not answer Do you regret not receiving her last call? Do you regret that you only found out she loved you after she died? She didn't know you loved her until she died, are you sorry? Then regret it.

The sound of the tide is silent, and love is hidden in the evening breeze. I really love Zhou Wanyu's writing. His writing style is delicate and can always touch the deepest part of my heart inadvertently.

Wanwan deserves better. I cried to death.

Looking at Wanfeng again, the first thing I thought of was Li Wan. I really felt sorry for her.