After loving for so long, I ran away
Leaving the past behind
Laughing and chatting as I follow you through the world
I’m hopeless at writing blurbs, so just read the story
Ahem, don’t let the blurb or the melancholy of the first two chapters scare you off
Overall, it’s lighthearted, with a happy ending
No hiatus, no tragedy, and no palace intrigue
A little note: my name is pronounced Bian Youli,
not Bian Xiaoli
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I like this kind of love. Bian Da's writing is very good and his first love is also beautiful.
Like!
To my dear Ran Ran and Xiu Xiu AND Lendou Da Yin
Alas, it's finally over. I feel sorry for Ran Ran's twists and turns of life, and I also feel sorry for Bian Xiu's forbearance. Let's ask about the feeling of being deeply in love but unable to express it, forcing yourself to bury the emotion in your heart and engraved in your bones, and also say with a smile that you will find a good marriage for the woman you love most, and find a man who loves him. It is better to forget each other in the world. Yes, maybe it is selfish to make such a decision without asking Ran Ran's consent, but isn't this a way of love? Love is inherently unreasonable. There are no rules, but it leaves people with no way out. But man, how do you know that the woman you truly love will risk everything for you. She will bear everything for you regardless of her own safety, because she loves you as much as you love him.
I think Ran Ran is just such a woman. For his Bian Xiu, he would go through fire and water, no matter what.
When I saw Bian Xiu getting Concubine Jin pregnant (of course, before I finished watching it), I quietly made a circle in my mind and said: Bad Lendou, you did a bad thing, be careful and gain 10 pounds. Come on, Lendou Dayin, you're not fat yet, don't beat me, I was impulsive, impulsive.
At the end, it was complete, and the little boy and the little princess finally had the wedding ceremony after a thousand blessings.
From now on, there is no separation in life, nor separation in death. It's their best ending. Thank you Dayin for your hard work.
I am a habitual scuba diver, and this is the first time I have made such nonsense in Jinjiang. It is not good, and the big silver watch slaps me in the face, haha.
Who is Aunt Yan? . . Even if she is my biological mother, I have only known her for a year, and she is just a stranger who is slightly more familiar than the aunt next door. . Why do you care? Still beating people? . . Baffling. .
It's rushed, but luckily it's he.
Well, it's not a loss for v.
The last point is not very clear. Concubine Jin is pregnant. Why did the hero let the heroine go? The article writes that his vision is one of struggle and pain. Is he struggling to stay and take care of Concubine Jin and the children, or to leave with the heroine? In the end, he chose to stay and take care of Concubine Jin and the child, so did he let the heroine leave? If he doesn't take Concubine Jin seriously, Concubine Jin and the child will not affect his and the heroine's life, then there is no need for him to separate from the heroine? I really don't understand. Can anyone explain to me~~
Reading your article, I'm bleeding a lot! But it was fun to watch. I still prefer reading your "Jiang Hu Wen", there are always some plots in it that make me laugh.
A diving king! I have always read articles only and never looked at the author column. After reading Xiao Xiao, I followed the ending chapter and clicked on Chun Wu. Good articles are so hard to let go of, and good authors are also so exciting, so I clicked on the author column in order to continue to dominate the world with good articles. I didn't expect it. I really didn't expect it! Xiao Mi Mi, who has read it a long time ago, turns out to be a great writer (I am so surprised that a certain little bully only reads the text but not the author...) What an unexpected surprise, I love it so much! !
The ending looks like an outline. . . .
The ending is a bit rough, I hope I can fix it when I have time. . . . I like this article very much
Sprinkle flowers on Bian Bian's behalf and celebrate Bian Bian's conclusion. I really like this story and will keep it in my collection forever. It's such a beautiful emotion.
I like this kind of love. Bian Da's writing is very good and his first love is also beautiful. Like!
To my dear Ran Ran and Xiu Xiu AND Lendou Da Yin Alas, it's finally over. I feel sorry for Ran Ran's twists and turns of life, and I also feel sorry for Bian Xiu's forbearance. Let's ask about the feeling of being deeply in love but unable to express it, forcing yourself to bury the emotion in your heart and engraved in your bones, and also say with a smile that you will find a good marriage for the woman you love most, and find a man who loves him. It is better to forget each other in the world. Yes, maybe it is selfish to make such a decision without asking Ran Ran's consent, but isn't this a way of love? Love is inherently unreasonable. There are no rules, but it leaves people with no way out. But man, how do you know that the woman you truly love will risk everything for you. She will bear everything for you regardless of her own safety, because she loves you as much as you love him. I think Ran Ran is just such a woman. For his Bian Xiu, he would go through fire and water, no matter what. When I saw Bian Xiu getting Concubine Jin pregnant (of course, before I finished watching it), I quietly made a circle in my mind and said: Bad Lendou, you did a bad thing, be careful and gain 10 pounds. Come on, Lendou Dayin, you're not fat yet, don't beat me, I was impulsive, impulsive. At the end, it was complete, and the little boy and the little princess finally had the wedding ceremony after a thousand blessings. From now on, there is no separation in life, nor separation in death. It's their best ending. Thank you Dayin for your hard work. I am a habitual scuba diver, and this is the first time I have made such nonsense in Jinjiang. It is not good, and the big silver watch slaps me in the face, haha.
Who is Aunt Yan? . . Even if she is my biological mother, I have only known her for a year, and she is just a stranger who is slightly more familiar than the aunt next door. . Why do you care? Still beating people? . . Baffling. .
It's rushed, but luckily it's he. Well, it's not a loss for v.
The last point is not very clear. Concubine Jin is pregnant. Why did the hero let the heroine go? The article writes that his vision is one of struggle and pain. Is he struggling to stay and take care of Concubine Jin and the children, or to leave with the heroine? In the end, he chose to stay and take care of Concubine Jin and the child, so did he let the heroine leave? If he doesn't take Concubine Jin seriously, Concubine Jin and the child will not affect his and the heroine's life, then there is no need for him to separate from the heroine? I really don't understand. Can anyone explain to me~~
Reading your article, I'm bleeding a lot! But it was fun to watch. I still prefer reading your "Jiang Hu Wen", there are always some plots in it that make me laugh.
A diving king! I have always read articles only and never looked at the author column. After reading Xiao Xiao, I followed the ending chapter and clicked on Chun Wu. Good articles are so hard to let go of, and good authors are also so exciting, so I clicked on the author column in order to continue to dominate the world with good articles. I didn't expect it. I really didn't expect it! Xiao Mi Mi, who has read it a long time ago, turns out to be a great writer (I am so surprised that a certain little bully only reads the text but not the author...) What an unexpected surprise, I love it so much! !
The ending looks like an outline. . . .
The ending is a bit rough, I hope I can fix it when I have time. . . . I like this article very much
Sprinkle flowers on Bian Bian's behalf and celebrate Bian Bian's conclusion. I really like this story and will keep it in my collection forever. It's such a beautiful emotion.