The Supporting Actress’s Mom Is the Tycoon’s White Moonlight

Xiao Zheng really loved her late husband, and the twelve-year relationship was not fake. For Mr. Yan, he was both her first love and her lover after they reunited. The person who stayed with her for a lifetime. It was understandable that she had not fallen in love with the hero again before and that she was more attached to her late husband and wanted to be buried by her side. Both are her partners and both are people she has loved seriously. She always feels that it is unfair to one of them to choose where to bury her. It is also good to be buried next to her parents in the end. She is not someone's wife or someone's mother. Xiao Zheng is just herself and the beloved daughter of her parents.

A good work requires that every important character can be understood and interpreted from different perspectives. This is how the author created the characters and successfully created the characters. That's obviously the case with this one. Whether it's Yan or Wan, or Siyun Xiaoyan, or even Aunt Jian's deceased husband's brother, they are all memorable. I rarely read this type of complex story about a woman and a man on fire in an old house, but this one does a good job of balancing the elements of first love, reunion after a long absence, secret love coming true, and even fishing. Anyway, after watching it, I fell in love with Wan Ma and Uncle Yan. Thank you Mianmian. Your writing style can be said to be among my top three favorite authors in JJ.

Male still literature is so cool [Milk Tea] Also, if the heroine is not buried with the hero, some people will break their guard. If the heroine is buried with Chen Mu, I will praise the heroine as a person who misses old friendships [Milk Tea]

I once read a novel. Near the end, the male protagonist died, the female protagonist remarried her best friend in middle age, and the three of them were buried together. They can also bury a piece of it and pinch it underground.

When I swiped it, it felt like a piece of candy with glass shards in it. When I swiped it the second time, I felt that everything was the best arrangement.

Both men were very important to her and she loved them seriously. She couldn't live up to either of them, so it would be nice to be buried next to her parents.

After re-watching, I still feel that there are too few extras. There is no need to write so much about the heroine's daughter and her official partner

This is my second time reading, I really like this article.

Lin Mianmian, why are you so good at writing?

Watching this is perfect for listening to "It's Worth It"