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Meng Xiu transmigrated into a bizarre novel. The male lead was beautiful, powerful, and tragic. He was bullied in high school and emotionally manipulated by a senior in college, yet he persevered and achieved his dream.
Meng Xiu thought the male lead had suffered too much and couldn't bear to let him go through it all again, so he protected him, both openly and behind the scenes. Before he knew it, the male lead had set his sights on him, his bright eyes overflowing with affection.
"Meng Xiu, choose for me. I have a hard time making decisions."
"Meng Xiu, you're so good to me. You never get angry with me."
"Meng Xiu, I like you!" After confessing, Ji Nan lowered his head and didn't dare look at Meng Xiu.
Thinking of the senior who was eyeing Ji Nan covetously, Meng Xiu solemnly made him a promise. "Ji Nan, I'll treat you well."
But things didn't go as planned. Love was like fireworks: after their dazzling display, only a silent darkness remained.
A protagonist was a protagonist, after all. Without the boss blocking his way, he charged ahead without a hitch, like a true golden boy, until he forgot the captain who had guided his ship safely through the storm.
After countless cold wars, Meng Xiu looked at the person who had become more and more unfamiliar and asked, "Ji Nan, you've made so many plans. What about us?"
Ji Nan carried on with what he was doing as if nothing were wrong, glancing at Meng Xiu. "We're adults. Even family members should respect each other's choices, right? I need my own space, and I have my own plans."
Meng Xiu gave a bitter laugh and broke up with him. From then on, he disappeared from Ji Nan's life. Ji Nan no longer had an audience for his posturing and swagger.
Years later, Ji Nan still couldn't understand why Meng Xiu had stayed by his side when he was at his most pathetic, giving him all his love and understanding, but hadn't been willing to support him as he worked toward a better future.
Ji Nan thought he might be sick, but he couldn't control it. It had driven him and Meng Xiu farther and farther apart, until he lost him.
After leaving school, Meng Xiu never went back. He knew that a background character ought to act like one. He only returned for his thesis defense, hurrying in and out. Sometimes, even hearing that person's name filled him with disgust.
Meng Xiu thought this novel's world was bleak and dull. There was no way to escape it, either. Then a ray of light appeared, like the thawing of winter and the return of life to the world.
* Meng Xiu is the gong. The ex pursues him in a groveling redemption arc, but can't win him back, and Meng Xiu finds a new shou.
* Meng Xiu finds his true love, while Ji Nan gets everything he wants except Meng Xiu.
New novel preorder: Saving the Protagonist's Doomed White Moonlight
A white moonlight is vicious and sinister, stopping at nothing to ruin the protagonist's relationship. The more miserably the white moonlight dies, the happier the readers are.
Then the true white moonlights appear. They're pure and beautiful, and they die young, becoming a tender, untouchable part of the protagonist's heart. The protagonist can never have this kind of white moonlight, and readers weep for them.
The System carries the hopes of countless readers as it saves these doomed white moonlights, giving them endings of their own.
World One: During the five years the protagonist was adopted, he never once looked his adoptive father in the eye. He thought the man was cold-blooded and hypocritical. But when his adoptive father died in that bathroom, the protagonist couldn't help grieving. He finally understood that his father's coldness came from not knowing how to express himself. As he looked at the will and the billions in inheritance in his hands, he felt more guilty than ever before. From then on, his adoptive father became a white moonlight he could never have again.
Carefree college student gong x emotionally detached CEO shou
Watch the college student sweep through the workplace and save his doomed white moonlight.
World Two: The protagonist thought power was the one thing he had to obtain, so when he saw the handsome young bodyguard, his first thought was to use him to seduce the Regent. But when the bodyguard risked his life to clear a path for him to ascend the throne, he regretted it.
From then on, the bodyguard became a white moonlight he could never have again.
Lazy Regent gong x death-fearing bodyguard shou
Watch the lazy man take the court by storm and save his doomed white moonlight.
World Three (ABO): Cool on the outside, warm on the inside, top student gong x insecure fake young master shou
Other worlds to be decided.
* Gong-centric, episodic stories, with a different protagonist in each world.
Theme: Treasure everything you have
This record is about choosing to attack. If his career and other things don't go well in the future, he will definitely regret it and regret why he chose to attack. This is the kind of person he is. In fact, this Ji can go abroad without breaking up, and can keep in touch even when going abroad, and return to China during the holidays. But Ji just got tired of Gong, and then I remembered that Gong was better, and wanted both career and love. He was so beautiful!
It feels like I was reading an outline article and turned it on at double speed.
I've finished reading it all and read the reviews and recommendations. Everyone's tastes are quite different. Maybe it's because of the short story. It's very streamlined and the emotions are quite inexplicable. It's a story about the male protagonist walking out of the shadows and falling in love with the redeemer after being redeemed. It may be a problem with the writing. The reasons given are mentioned repeatedly, but they are very pale. Weak, and then the author tried his best to write a person as cheerful as the little sun, but everyone may have different definitions of this aspect. My biggest impression of the little sun is the traditional "silly white sweet". When I saw it, my face was split, but there is no denying that this is a small cookie, and even an industrial person can eat it if he is hungry.
I skipped the previous one and started watching it directly from a different place. It's pretty good.
Finished reading. How should I put it, if it was to change Shouwen from the beginning, there would be too many portrayals of the predecessor, more than the current one, and not much of a crematorium. I didn't quite notice the shortness and conciseness that a short story should have. It's like an outline, but worse than an outline. The characters are very flat. I can only say that if it wasn't on the clip + it was finished + it was really short, I probably wouldn't have read it.
They have been together for four years, why do you think that since you are not married, you still want to compete fairly with Shou, and you still think that she has not forgotten you? Eat some plums.
It makes me sad when I think about the copywriting saying that people like Ji can have a good ending (other than not getting an attack)
Judging directly from the breakup, it's okay.
Skip the ex and watch the current one directly. How can I put it, the plot of the ex is a bit too much... Mianmian Little Sun should be added to the show!!!!!!!!! To be honest, it's really annoying to be stalked after a breakup, especially if you don't cherish it and did it yourself. Your ex didn't understand what was going on until the end, and I really question his ability to do this! What kind of emotional intelligence is this? To be honest, I feel like he doesn't deserve to be saved. He even said that our Mianmian baby is doing it. Is he doing it better than anyone else? The crematorium plot felt like I was pissed off!!
My ex loves money but doesn't like her too much and seems to be a bit scheming but not very scheming. Her character is inconsistent and jumpy. I skipped some free chapters to get along with my current boss, but it turned out that my current boss's image was not outstanding, and he looked like a child instead of the powerful vice president described in the article. I regret it a bit.