
Gems by Her Side in the 1980S
八零之珠玉在侧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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I have really read it several times, and I have to read it again every time I am in a book shortage. In fact, I don't prefer this type of article, but I can't forget this one. The author's other articles are also very good, but this one is the most favorite for me.
I feel sorry for Uncle Qi and Wanwan in their previous lives. Before Uncle Qi was always indifferent to Wanwan, Uncle Qi was very concerned about the indifferent appearance of marriage. Because he could not marry the person he loved the most, and because of despair of his own feelings, Uncle Qi chose random candidates for marriage. I want to say that Uncle Qi is too restrained and reserved, so that Wanwan cannot feel his feelings. In short, it is very sad. Wanwan is sad because he is not sure how often Uncle Qi is not confident in his own feelings, so he is overly rational about his feelings. It is sad that Uncle Qi is restrained, restrained, and deeply in love but unable to stay in love. It is so melancholy, ugh.
I really like this book. I like the character of the heroine and I was moved by Uncle Qi's love. I also like the thrilling, delicate and true stories of collecting antiques one after another in the book! I wish the author will open another book. I also want to see a career-oriented female protagonist who is coquettish at home and decisive externally. I also want to see a gentle and tolerant male protagonist with deep love. I like the love that can be seen in the subtleties and unfinished words??
Seeing Wanwan and Uncle Qi being so sweet, I can feel the strong desire to get married and have children at this time. Otherwise, I would think that getting married and having children is a very troublesome thing.
I want to know what Uncle Qi said in his conversation with Mr. Chu before he married Chu Wan?
Really enjoyed this article! It's probably the most engaging and best-written book I've read in recent years. The entire frame pattern is also very large! Love it so much
The ending is Spreading Flowers. It's my second time. It's very well written. I remember picking up the missing pieces when I watched it for the first time. I felt a lot more after watching it for the second time.
A very good book. The third set in this series is the one where the male protagonist has the most presence! The structure of the story is very large, and everything that needs to be included is included!
It's over! ! ?
The author adds chapters to every novel to make money. This author is bad!