A Republican-era romance about merchants and marriage. She fell in love with him, or perhaps...
[My page has never looked good. I've always thought it was ugly (laughs sheepishly). I deleted a huge chunk of this story to make it look nicer. I'm really embarrassed to have so many people see it. If you like Republican-era stories, bloggers, please don't recommend this one. I don't think it's very good-looking myself (laughs sheepishly). I'd like to rewrite it someday when I have the time. I've explained myself to the friends who recommended it before and to those who said they wanted to read it. Thank you for being understanding and patient. If anyone else has criticism or suggestions, I'd really like to hear them. And I still want to say this loudly one more time: thank you so much (laughs sheepishly).]
Theme: A Republican-era romance
I don't know why many authors, when writing about the relationship between men and women, arrange for the male protagonist to cheat, and then get back together again, so why did he still cheat in the first place?
Li Xianbin is really disgusting. However, Zhene did not dare to disclose her relationship with Ling Yan, not only because she was worried about rumors, but also because Ling Yan had been a playboy before, and she was worried that Ling Yan and her would not last long.
I feel like he is a very cute person, he especially likes to cover his face and laugh hahahaha. It's a pity that it was too late to notice the articles you wrote. Many of them have locked the original version::>_<::
Author, when are you going to publish a new article? I remember that you had a preview of He Zhixi's wife and her Kochi boyfriend. Are you still going to write it? I like this setting so much.
Be is so exciting, I feel so heartbroken╯╰Oh, I really like the male and female protagonists, and I understand that the female protagonist doesn't want to leave, but I still want them to be together, oh my heartache. Although the male protagonist has been a slut and cheated, I think he is very charming and a very cute man. What a pity. I feel even more heartbroken when I think of the female protagonist getting married later.
The writing is beautiful, but after reading the ending, I was still worried that I would be sad that I didn't finish it. In the literature of the Republic of China, I always hate the political changes through the hatred of the country and the family. It makes me sad to read it.
Does your wife have a Weibo account? There is a blogger, Xuexue Xuelihua, who is pushing your article on Weibo. Come on, I love you.