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[Determined, clear-headed small-town test-taker x emotionally steady government employee boyfriend]
The year Lin Xilan returned to her hometown, a new poverty-alleviation team leader arrived in the mountain valley.
Beneath towering old trees, the mountain path wound along the slopes. She turned to Zhao Wu and asked, "Do you know where the mountain got its name?"
Clouds and mist shroud Kunquez Mountain all year round. Birds that fly into it lose their way, which is why it was given that name.
Lin Xilan gazed into the distance and said softly, "Some birds can't fly away."
Zhao Wu first heard Lin Xilan's name when a wealthy playboy from their circle pursued her ostentatiously. But they first met in front of the study in the attic of his own home.
The young woman was a newly hired tutor, reserved and respectful, with nothing to criticize.
And yet Zhao Wu was never satisfied.
His childhood friend teased him: "Don't tell me you're interested in that girl too?"
He laughed and denied it. "How could I be?"
Years later, thunder rumbled in the deep valley, and a mountain flood poured down.
Zhao Wu descended from a rescue helicopter on a rope without a second thought, crossing the dark curtain of rain and searching for her, step by step.
Birds took flight, and mountains rose in the distance. What had trapped them was that thick fog that never lifted all year.
"She was both his way forward and his way home."
Please add my upcoming story, After Receiving My Ex-Boyfriend's Suicide Note, to your collection.
Jiang Zhaojun is one of the country's top translators. Beautiful and cool, she has countless admirers.
Rumor has it she once boldly pursued the campus heartthrob, that she turned the aloof flower on the mountaintop into a model boyfriend, and that she dumped him soon afterward.
When a friend asks if it's true, Jiang Zhaojun curls her lips coldly. "He's dead."
One day, many years later, she receives a package from the embassy. Inside are several cards and ID photos, as well as a suicide note.
The document envelope is worn, the handwriting messy, and the edges are stained with dark blood.
[After my death, ownership of the properties and vehicles listed above, as well as the funds in my accounts, shall be inherited by Jiang Zhaojun.]
The signature at the end is neat and formal. The three characters of "Xie Bozhou" are written in a hand as familiar as ever.
A sudden windfall: It would be perfect if it weren't her ex-boyfriend's name.
Xie Bozhou thought that Jiang Zhaojun probably never wanted anything to do with him again.
But amid gunshots and stray bullets, when his colleague called home to comfort his family, the only person who came to mind was Jiang Zhaojun.
The smiling ID photo in his wallet looked as bright as new. Xie Bozhou put it in a waterproof bag with his suicide note. A bullet pierced the glass, sending shocked cries through the room. He raised a hand to shield the child beside him, then slowly stood up.
Behind all these years of triumph, he had never been in control. Every step had been a narrow escape.
[To Zhaojun: The road is long, and affairs keep me away. I cannot come to meet you. Years will pass before I return. May we meet again in another life.]
* Happy ending. The male lead isn't dead, so this isn't an angst novel.
* Female lead: translator x male lead: diplomat
Theme: Work together to overcome poverty and build beautiful mountain villages
Immortal product, if you break the system and don't allow it to be given five stars, just don't give it a try. Please leave a review seriously. It's really awesome that this subject can be written like this. Although the story is inevitably a bit idealistic (it is a current story after all), the author has obviously done his homework and his creative attitude is also very sincere. There is no sign of being fooled by "the plot serves the emotional line". It does not easily flaunt or belittle the characters, and it does not pretend to avoid the pain points, difficulties, and dark sides. It only has calm narratives and optimistic expectations. The people in the story are really working hard, living hard and growing up, which is fulfilling, vivid, exciting and peaceful. The emotional line is undoubtedly great, clean, natural and full of tension, without any surprises, and it hits my liking in every aspect. The starting points of the male and female protagonists are very different, and they also have limited visions in the early stage, but they are both self-denying and down-to-earth idealists. Their souls are so compatible that they make the concept of family status seem vulgar and timid. The negative mentality of the heroine during her lowest period, as well as her emotional sensitivity and pessimism, made me particularly empathize with her. Her "realism" and "nobleness" are qualities that are becoming increasingly scarce nowadays (both words are almost becoming derogatory terms now). This kind of people have a very high sense of morality and are easily restrained by "not wanting to do things they don't like to do." In reality, most people do very poorly and a few do very well, with almost no middle ground. So it was really gratifying to see her break through her shackles little by little and take off, even proud. The male protagonist is the kind of person who can put many so-called "high-ranking male protagonists" to shame. He has an excellent sense of proportion, which can be warm water or a volcano. For him, sense of proportion is not a means, but a cultivation in his bones. Coupled with his strong mental ability, his sincerity and focus that stay away from vulgar tastes, he has a terrifying energy that is almost invincible, whether in career or in love. If the previous encounter, miss, and reunion between the two were dominated by a sense of fate, but after he entered Queque Mountain, it was basically all done by man. Another thing I like very much is that the author does not treat both parents as backgrounds or even "villains". Although there is not much ink, their images are more noble than those of the younger generations who are still growing. They are existences like memory medals and spiritual totems. (Ps: Chapter 84 cried like a silly dog) There are many other advantages that I won't go into details. Anyway, all settings are basically to my liking. There are flaws, for example, the timeline is not clear, and the characters grow a bit too fast; some holes seem to have been left unfilled, such as the male protagonist's actions during the Zhou Banquet's lull, which were not clearly stated (the male protagonist's other behind-the-scenes operations can be discussed, but it is better to explain this clearly, after all, it is related to the female protagonist's changing impression of him). But these nit-pickings do not affect my love for this article at all. God knows that the more options there are, the harder it is to choose. Every time I find a good article in the vast sea of JJ that is concise and informative, has both emotional and plot points, and can withstand my outrageous radar, it is a lucky trip. Above. 😳
I want to read new articles, my dear, such good writing should be updated more often!
I really want to see the full perspective of the male protagonist as the female protagonist goes to college in the capital!
When will the new article be published? Damn, I've been waiting for a long time. Woooooooooooo
What is a soulmate? This is it! 😭
I can't get enough of it, and I discovered that it's been more than a year since it was finished. I'm looking forward to new posts.
When will the author publish a new article?
After receiving the suicide note from my ex-boyfriend, I can't open it [spread my hands] [spread my hands] and want to read 💪
A particularly good book, a new book from Kuquaquaqua! [Let me be healthy]
I watched it over and over again, it's so beautiful, ahhhhhhh