Time can change so many things: the economy, our lives, politics, trends, appearances... even feelings. So time changed Chen Nianbei in many ways, both inside and out. At least, that's what she believed before she met him. But after that encounter, Chen Nianbei suddenly understood one thing: if something isn't resolved completely, it will never end well. The entanglements and thoughts will keep coming back around. Because of that, Chen Nianbei came to hate time and regret the past. If she could, she would give her younger self a resounding slap. And so, Chen Nianbei's youth became a patchwork of blank spaces. But whenever the years leave a gap in your life, they will always find something else to fill it perfectly. In the end, it becomes a complete circle.
To all the readers who've stuck with this story, Yi'an is endlessly grateful!!!!
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This novel is really well-written; it almost made me cry.
Is obtaining Japanese citizenship a privilege?
Although the story has a happy ending, I still feel uneasy. I waited a long time while following it and almost forgot about it. Suddenly discovering it had updated was a pleasant surprise. The relationship between the male and female leads was suffocating; even though they ended up together, I didn't feel the joy I usually feel when reading this type of story. They were truly emotionally exhausted; even being together wasn't enough.
I feel like I'll never love again... *Sobs*
Reading your novel felt like reading a classic Chinese novel. The writing is excellent, keep it up!
It's heartbreaking to watch, but I can't deny that this is reality. Love isn't everything in life; reality is survival. So, many couples nowadays live for their feelings, but shouldn't they bear more responsibility? Wearing a false mask, they're just deceiving themselves. Watching these dating shows makes me want to spit; they're all a bunch of lunatics, making trouble out of nothing. Talking about feelings between men and women is bullshit! There's no cheating now, it's just that the price of betrayal isn't high enough.
After finishing this novel, my initially good mood was completely ruined. To be honest, I thought the author wrote well, but I disliked the ending; it felt disillusioning. The ending was very realistic, but after finishing it, I felt like a stone was weighing on my heart, making me somewhat suffocated. Why do all these messy things always happen after marriage? Infidelity is truly disgusting. I also can't understand why the female protagonist endured it. It feels like continuing this marriage would be like having a fishbone stuck in your throat, especially if you see that mistress again later in life; she'll constantly remind you that your husband is cheating.
This ending is so cruel, yet surprisingly, it makes me feel like this is how it should be...
My little darling has grown up too~~
Korean entertainment, with its promise of a life of pleasure and indulgence, is too real... It's heartbreaking to watch.