My Bro Became My Wife

"My Brother Became My Wife" Afterword In the field of writing, I am a very conceited person. Although I don't think my writing is very good, I generally think that my writing is pretty good. And this article, I wrote pretty well. In fact, from the beginning of writing the copy, I was thinking that maybe this article would not be so popular. After all, I read novels myself, and I also like to read refreshing novels, sweet love stories, and stories with better characters on both sides. But I really want to write such an article. If you attack, you need to be more worldly and persistent, and if you accept, you need to be softer. I want to be worthy of the series "My Brother". This series is originally more focused on shaping people. I usually judge my emotion about writing an article by whether I shed tears. I did cry while writing this article. Just wiping away tears while writing. I wrote about Xu Haoran and Qi Kang in my mind. It also gave them a pretty good ending. The overall completion level is okay, but this article may not be that enjoyable to read. The next article will be written "I Woke Up and Became a Billionaire", and I am going to write a romantic story. I don't know what the final product will be like, but it will be much sweeter than this one... I guess. So, friends, see you in the next article. [Received][received][received]

I can only say that there is no meal replacement in Mrs. Wenquan. Com I still like my brother, but he is cheating on me Shou in this article is really too miserable, and this misery often stems from his character, which is too realistic and real. I wouldn't be able to stand it from Shou's perspective. I'm a protagonist person, and that's why I only read main stories. Being the protagonist written by my wife always gives me a sense of security. No matter what the plot is, the protagonist is the one in control. For a strong person, he can have a backing no matter how emotionally abusive he is, so his emotional line can follow his wife's plot with confidence.

I still have a question: what was Shou doing when Shou was bitten by her ex-husband? ? ! ! ! Although he told me that Gong came to find Shou, his ex-husband refused to let Shou out, and then he started to provoke Gong after closing the door. But it was so loud that the dog chased and bitten me. Shou Zai behind the door definitely heard it. The house in the countryside was not soundproof. Didn't Shou Zai say in the letter that he wanted to protect Gong?

I don't know if there is an error in my memory. I remember that when I first read this article, the text indicated the attributes of the protagonist, but no matter what, Ritian also mentioned Qi Kang's character—the Holy Mother—in the postscript. No matter before or after the word "Madonna" was stigmatized, I always like this kind of persona. She is always kind and always dedicated. She will sympathize with and save the pain she sees. She is willing to cut her flesh to feed eagles and sacrifice her life to feed tigers. Qi Kang seemed to have done it, but I was still at a loss. Why? Why do I still feel uncomfortable when he does treat everyone well without asking for anything in return? I once gave myself a reason, maybe because from my perspective, Qi Kang ranked everyone except himself in front of Xu Haoran or in the same position as Xu Haoran. To put it more extreme, he even ranked himself in front of Xu Haoran to some extent, just because he had to comply with his mother's true heart. He never firmly gave priority to Xu Haoran who loved him, but time and time again chose people like Tian Yuanyuan and Ding Long who did not love him enough and hurt him. Being arrogant based on favor is nothing more than that, but he is not a person who can be arrogant or coquettish. I continued to ask myself, why would Qi Kang rather give up his beloved Xu Haoran than give up those blood-sucking insects? I once made a guess in the comments that Qi Kang, who wandered by the water countless times, still tried to save himself or find a fulcrum to survive, so he pursued forward and found a successful experience - he sacrificed himself in exchange for Xu Haoran's future. Then he copied it on Ding Long. Then he collapsed. Since he can't save the born bad guy, does it mean that even if he didn't help Xu Haoran replace his college entrance examination results, didn't give up going to Pingcheng to find Xu Haoran, and didn't endure so much hardship in the past ten years, Xu Haoran could still be as successful and famous as he is now. All his efforts were in vain, and his entire life was a self-deceiving joke. Fortunately, Qi Kang was able to feel that he was needed and valuable in Xu Haoran's love. What about Xu Haoran? Why does he love Qi Kang? Indeed, it is a very presumptuous question to ask why so-and-so and so-and-so fall in love, because as long as you feel it, love really exists, and there is no so-called reason or reason. But I still can't help but wonder, is Xu Haoran attracted to Qi Kang because he is a rare good talent, or is he simply falling for Qi Kang's kindness to him? Does he love Qi Kang now as he loved Qi Kang when he was a boy? He doesn't like Qi Kang's rough skin and shrinking appearance. Is it out of pure rejection, or is it because these are the marks left by those people on Qi Kang? I didn't find a clear answer. Xu Haoran in the first person was so rational about Qi Kang's suffering that I was a little scared, but in the first person he was also very likely to deceive himself. He admires Qi Kang and pities Qi Kang; he is a strong man and will not feel inferior or become angry because of Qi Kang's sacrifice, but he also will not directly turn gratitude into love. All in all, I can probably feel Xu Haoran's love, but I still can't understand his love. In any case, I have never doubted that they love each other deeply, which is why I will read this article again and again (like Ritian's other articles, I really can't bear to read them, they are too painful). I believe that after the end, Xu Haoran and Qi Kang will still support each other, help each other, and love each other until they grow old together. Nothing can stop them in the future, because they are brave enough and understanding enough.

I can't read the main story, but I will substitute it. As the protagonist, he must be excellent. I am already so excellent, why should I be at the bottom? Now that I think about it, it's actually because I feel from the bottom of my heart that the ones below are the weak ones. Qi Kang is actually very responsible and powerful, but as the one below, he wants to please the people above, so the main attack perspective is fine, but the main point of view cannot be tolerated. I also have this problem when I'm looking for a partner. No matter how strong or weak the man is, I feel very uncomfortable and awkward when he shows his strength. The person I met on a blind date two years ago has slightly better financial conditions than I do, and he has a strong sense of self, and is used to affirming himself and denying others. I am also a person who affirms myself, and I don't pay attention to whether I deny others. It was very uncomfortable to get along with him. When he praised himself for his performance, I rolled my eyes crazily in my heart, and then I had to maintain the necessary politeness. Of course, it didn't last long. After all, I didn't want to wrong myself too much. The key point is that I have always been confused. Do these men know that they are inferior to others? What is the logic and psychology of being inferior to me and belittling me? Or does he actually not know that I am actually better than him? So you want to give me some advice?

Looking back again, from Gong's perspective, Qi Kang's Madonna is more like a central air conditioner, or the kind of central air conditioner that even enemies want to keep warm. This kind of tenderness is the knife that stabs Xu Haoran. Xu Haoran has struggled until now through hatred, but Qi Kang does not hate. This is where people feel that their values ​​​​are separated. If they were equal in status, it would be impossible for them to have such incompatible values ​​​​to stay together for a lifetime. It is precisely because one has a higher status than Dodder that it is possible to stay together.

How to put it this way, if I had read the previous part of this article as a high school student, I might have been very unhappy, but now that I read it, it is really a combination of circumstances. Some of the details in the article are really too similar to reality, and some of the darkness in the article is also very realistic. I like cool writing, but I also like this very realistic feeling. Perhaps, a little Shou who is overly kind and even very holy is not liked by most readers, but for some reason, I really can't dislike him. Maybe it's because he reminds me of girls living in rural areas and mountains in real life. I read a sentence in the comments section of this article that puts men on the same footing as women, and they will also be oppressed. I've read a lot of fast-paced articles, and I haven't seen such a detailed and thoughtful article for a long time. Maybe some people feel that the letter written by Xiao Shou to Gong in the article is not interesting. Maybe it's because we have always viewed this article from Gong's perspective. Maybe it's because I have low tears. Every time I see the letter written by Xiao Shou, I keep crying. Others say that Xiao Shou is not worth Xiao Gong's efforts at all, saying that he should not be dragged out of the mud. Who knows what it will be like if he is pulled out? He also said that if it were reality, Xiao Gong would never be able to do this to Xiao Shou. But Wen's attack is just like what he said, the key to all of this is that he has succeeded now, he already has the capital to have the things he wants, and Xiaoshou is an obsession for him. If this matter were to happen to me, I would always have an obsession in my heart. At this moment, I am powerful and powerful, and I will definitely achieve it, and I may even do whatever it takes (of course, I know this is not a healthy mentality)

I went back and read the two books, "Zhasa" and "Wanka". "Zhuan" was the one I finished back then. "Wanka" saw someone mention it, so I couldn't help but read it, but I didn't finish it. I just skipped to the front, and then went straight to the ending + extras (the same is true for this book). How can I put it, these are all books by my wife. The main text has fascinated me, and the side stories are so sweet that it makes people think, "Oh, the world is so bitter, as long as the two of them are together, it will be fine."

In the end, I still didn't want to torture myself and make myself angry, so I decided to stop there. I will always hate the Holy Mother, and I will always hate the person who unscrupulously hurts and protects her forever in order to atone for her sins and make herself feel better. I hate her very much. This is just selfishness disguised as kindness and gentleness. In fact, his own feelings are always put first.

Very good... I am under control, but this book looks great... It is the most outrageous novel I have read in the past three years. What a surprise for dog blood lovers. Dog blood means a combination of circumstances and misunderstandings. Behind the strange behavior that you can't understand is the misunderstanding of Hai Qingtian. Highly recommended reading... Very bloody...