Daily Life After Marrying a Fallen Top-Tier Star

Postscript to "The Daily Life of Marrying a Housewife" It took me half a year to write this article, and Ye Wenxin and Gu Yufeng also accompanied me on this journey. In fact, when I first started writing the article, I tried to write a very light-hearted story, where everyone would eat melons and complain about each other, and comment on the celebrities who had collapsed from a high moral point. However, after actually writing the article, I found that it gradually deviated from the original idea. I have to say, I don't have a gift for simplifying things. When I write a character, the direction of the character is no longer under my control. So when I said to Ye Wenxin, maybe you can simply fall in love with Gu Yufeng. Ye Wenxin would say no, I want to control him, judge him, measure him, whether we want to fall in love or not. So when I said to Gu Yufeng, maybe you can completely rely on Ye Wenxin. Gu Yufeng would also say no. He said that I am a human being, not a doll. I can also be angry and have desires. The running-in between them is frankly a bit difficult. These two people are so sober that sometimes the emotions between them are so thin that I want to use a microscope to magnify them. They are also too mature and not good at showing each other their scars and weaknesses. Without sharing weal and woe, their relationship always feels like something is missing. In the process of writing, I walked with them, walked away, walked in, and walked away again. I was trembling and felt like I was walking a tightrope. When did I become convinced that they could be together? It was probably when I wrote about the American plot. Ye Wenxin pressed my hand and said, I don't want any ambiguity. I asked him, why? He said, I want to be with Gu Yufeng. Love means restraint and forbearance, always feeling indebted, and changing oneself. Their encounter was Gu Yufeng's redemption and Ye Wenxin's redemption. Ye Wenxin became a complete person. Gu Yufeng also has a new life. They will live happily together, this is their choice, and I choose to bless them. In any case, thank you to everyone who has read this. I have tried my best in this article, but there may be some areas that are not rounded enough. I hope I can write better in the next book. I will rest for a few days, update "Salted Fish Traveling Through Time to Find a Husband", and prepare a new article. The new article will most likely be "Stay Away from the Scumbag and Marry Ten Years After". Please give me a pre-order, thank you. There are other completed articles and preview articles "He Became a Paper Man" in the column, so stay tuned.

It was expected, but also unexpected. I finished this article in one day. This should be regarded as the last completed article by Ritian author that I read (except for the one that was spoiled in the book review area and was not a 1V1 one). I really like Ritian's writing style, it's unexpectedly to my liking, and it tickles my xp. As for why this article was the last one I read, I even hesitated for a long time before reading it. A very vulgar reason: because this is the least favorite of all the articles in Ritian. When I saw the comments in the book review area, I hesitated. After reading it, I found that this was my favorite one. After reading so many articles by An Ritian, I found that he likes to write a protagonist who has a faint sense of death, is indifferent to everything, but is unexpectedly soft-hearted and superficially holy (of course I am talking about superficial saintliness, in fact I prefer to call it a superior sense of compassion and dissociation, because I don't care from the bottom of my heart, so I can always forgive many things). The other protagonist, dark and paranoid but surprisingly pure love god of war. What the two protagonists have in common is a lack of love. The scum that appears on the surface is actually pure love. In An Ritian's writing, reality is used as the surface, fairy tales are used as the vein, and they are covered with bloody and illusory flesh and blood. It has an absurd and gripping feeling, I like it very much, especially. I like the faint sense of death, the sudden turning point, and the selfishness and scumbag feelings of the protagonists. At a certain moment, according to the logic of reality, it should lead to tragedy, but it unexpectedly has an ending. (Yes, I just like to watch bullshit, but I can't accept tragedy, and I stubbornly love pure love and 1V1) This may also be Ritian's characteristic, having a pessimistic view of things, but wanting to give everyone a good ending. Of course, this may also be the reason why many readers' comments were written off in the middle and later stages of An Ritian's many articles. What I like most about this article is what many readers think God has unfolded. He went abroad to see his dying friend Bai Yueguang, and went to the hospital to save his ex-boyfriend who betrayed him. Seeing that Gong was at his most vulnerable, when he had digested his emotions and started to truly pour all his feelings into Shou, he began to slowly accept that he really fell in love with Shou. Suddenly discovered, suffered the concealment and betrayal. He started to go crazy, started to lose self-control, and started to be calm and gentle, but it made Shou feel scared and costly. From the beginning to the end, the attacker appears to be gentle and rational, and even seems to give the Shou a choice every time, but in fact the Shou has no choice at all. He threatened me gently, spoke softly, but watched all of Shou's struggles with indifference, and calmly controlled her. In fact, he had already begun to love her to the point of calm madness. As for the recipient, he is vain and greedy, he cannot let go of material things, and he is greedy for what is good to him. After receiving material gifts from Gong and wanting an equal love relationship, when he felt that Gong had a slight liking for him, he began to test it out repeatedly. During those few days when he was abroad, the punch mark in the gym was his jealousy and unwillingness. The charity given to the ex-boyfriend was out of his anger and vanity. (Yes, I always think that he has no love for his ex-boyfriend. Maybe he is kind, but it is more because he is in a lower position in the war and he also wants to be a superior giver. His compassion makes him feel happy and satisfied). But he didn't expect that he was out of luck. He overestimated his endurance and underestimated Gong's indifference and methods. He was afraid that he would regret it. He wanted to return to the dream-like marriage before, where he was trusted, supported, and pampered. Why are you sad, why are you aggrieved, why are you afraid and trying to please? Because you find that you are not that important, you find that you can't bear the consequences, and finally you find that they are not equal. But he was greedy for the good things before, so although he was afraid, he was not desperate, probably because his subconscious told him. Gong loves him. Later in this article, many people discussed whether I was acting in love or not. I think it's love, maybe mixed with grievance, fear, and compromise, but it's actually love. Just like I have been saying in the early stage of the attack, let Shou love him more, otherwise he will be very sad. Shou was just grateful and a little bit admired at first, but this made Gong, who had never been in love, fall in love with Shou. On the contrary, I think Shou actually fell in love with Gong after repeatedly confirming his love. Why don't you love? Attack him for support, he is pure love, he has never been in love, he loves one person wholeheartedly, he has a strong desire to control, he lacks love, he is cold on the surface, but in fact his emotional sense of morality is extremely high. After Shou discovered this, it just made up for the sense of security Shou wanted. He would not be betrayed or abandoned. He was needed and he was his only favorite. I even think that some of his struggles in the middle period, as well as some of his sudden resistance and hurtful words, were afraid but actually more actual. He just felt love and awkwardly wanted equality and self-esteem, but he was proud and only acted and did not say anything. So I keep pulling but there is no real resistance. He is greedy, but he wants to. He is vain, but he gives. He seems proud, but actually he wants to be saved. They both lack love and they happen to love each other. An Ritian seems to be wild and unconstrained, but in fact he likes him. So they are lucky.

[Heart] Gong's character is quite three-dimensional, and Shou's character is quite emotional. The atmosphere between the two of them is quite tense, sticky and a little twisted. I haven't felt this way for a long time. Some people may think that Gong is too perverted and callous, but when Shou said that he was willing to let Gong destroy everything he had in ylq to implicate him, the pair's mutual pursuit has transcended the existence of what they thought was the most important thing to them. If the two protagonists have any faults and shortcomings, then maybe this is a novel in which both sides have their own shortcomings but can stay together forever [Red Heart]

Throw flowers! Madam's writing is really unique, warm and scary. Whenever Madam is interested in writing suspense, it will be great

I don't know if it's because of the writing perspective. I didn't feel the charm of Gu Yufeng from the beginning to the end. Ye Wenxin's emotional model is more like taming Gu Yufeng and taming himself.

This sweet article is so cool. I feel like I'm only suitable for reading sweet things now that I'm older.

Will there be any extras? I really want to watch the solitary perspective...

It's nice to watch, but compared to other works, I feel like the character is a bit blank [crying]

It's so special hahahaha, I'm always afraid of accidentally turning into a sadist, but overall it's still sweet.

I really like the main article and the setting of this article! The two-way relationship between "patients" is so great!