
A Letter from a Butterfly
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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 102k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
30Chapters
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9.0Score
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I can only say one thing, why do you still provoke her when you know that we are in two different worlds from the beginning? This is the case with my ex and I. I really like him and he is just a novelty to me. After the novelty is over, he told me that you and I are people in two different worlds. We have different paths. He also promised to love me all the time. If you really know that we will not be together in the end, you should not provoke others. I would like to remind everyone, run away if you encounter such boys!
In fact, be is also an aesthetic, but this article gives me the feeling that from the first chapter to the present, the love of the male protagonist cannot be seen between the lines. Although the words and actions show love, the atmosphere creates the feeling that the love does not reach the bottom of the heart and is superficial, which makes people feel uncomfortable. . I can accept be aesthetics, but at least it's the kind that both of them truly and deeply loved for it, hey. . .
I really want a side story. I want to see Duan Chen and Gu Tingshan's perspectives.
I feel so sad, but the reality seems to be like this. There are always too many things that I can't help myself with, and there are always various reasons that stand between two people with different backgrounds but who love each other very much. It makes me so powerless. Duan Chen must also feel unforgettable and regretful Very well written, really well written
I don't feel so sad anymore? I feel like Duan Chen doesn't actually love the little butterfly that much, but that's just my personal opinion
Wow wow, I cried when I read it. I read it on the recommendation of a friend. I don't read be, but the first chapter written in big words drew me in. Even though I knew the ending was not happy, I couldn't help but read it. It's easy to get myself involved in the novel. Because I like he, I always felt that the ending of Xiao Butterfly and Duan Chen shouldn't be like this. I don't think about writing a spin-off when I am in college. I want Xiao Butterfly to meet Duan Chen.
I think this is the best ending for them. There is no entanglement between the two parties, and love is life-and-death. Fortunately, the heroine finally reconciled with reality and chose to move on.
(I wrote a short excerpt out of emotion [shy]) "Little butterfly, long time no see." Duan Chen's appearance completely collapsed the inner wall that Cen Die had built silently for many years. This time, he resisted the entire family for her, clutched the origami rose, and whispered, "I will choose you without hesitation and love you."
I cried so much that I read this chapter three times. I felt that it was reasonable, and I also hoped that a fairy tale would happen. Big cheers for the author!
I want to cry. Our little butterfly's solitary bravery cannot be rewarded wholeheartedly. It makes me feel bad.