[Rebellious Red Rose x Gentle Night Light]
[The epilogue of the finale has been updated. I wrote a private message to the little cuties to express my feelings.]
In the last semester of her senior year of high school, not long after school started, Lin Nuo's mother, Wu Xiaoli, was involved in a car accident because she ran away from home.
On the surface, it seemed that the trigger for her mother to run away from home was a big quarrel with her father, Lin Jifan, but only Lin Nuo knew that her mother left because she had accumulated too much disappointment!
Relying on the diary left by her mother, Lin Nuo once traveled back in time and became a child again. She decided to break up the family on her own, prompting her parents to divorce as soon as possible and live a happy life together!
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Lin Jifan: "Resign, Xiaoli, I will support you."
Three-year-old Lin Nuo quickly covered her father's mouth and told her to run away.
Losing your career is the beginning of a woman's misfortune!
Never trust this dog man!
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Wu Xiaoli recently discovered that her daughter is strange.
After turning on the TV, don't watch "Teletubbies" or "Blue Cat's Three Thousand Questions."
Instead, I watched "Chinese Divorce" with relish!
What's even weirder is that her daughter Lin Nuo will also wave her little hands and say to her: "Mom, come and see too."
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In midsummer, under the big banyan tree in the family compound, the sunlight was sifted into glass candy paper and fell on the ground.
The boy was in the distance, looking at a group of children under the banyan tree. To be precise, he was looking at one of the little girls.
The little girl had two braids and a red skirt. She followed the other children and jumped on the chalk grid on the ground.
The boy looked at the girl he longed for, his heart pounding, and he swore secretly:
"Lin Nuo, this time, I must let you know how I feel about you."
Reading Guide
1. Please note that this is not a purely historical article! ! If you want to read pure chronology, you can take a detour.
2. The male and female protagonists are not parents! ! But breaking up parents is the clue to the whole story!
3. There are many time and space jumps in the early stage, but less after Chapter 13.
4. If you don't understand, you can ask. You don't have to read it. Don't make nonsense.
[About the use of diary]
1. Time travel method: The female protagonist travels actively (tearing off the diary) The male protagonist passively travels (travels with the female protagonist)
2. Everything recorded in the diary is what actually happened in the past (before the heroine traveled through time). The content of the text will not change. Once the diary is torn off, it will be invalid. It cannot be repeated and time travel can only be achieved by tearing off a new one.
Intention: If you love each other, please don't hurt.
Reader comments
I don't understand, it's wrong to blackmail others, and also blackmail students... This is already a problem of three views... She also has a cold nature, the heroine is too prejudiced against her father... How did you develop your three views?
No? What grudge? I really can't stand it anymore. The heroine's father doesn't do anything bad to the heroine besides being with him, right? As for that? Failure in stock investment is equivalent to bankruptcy. How many people are Zisha because of this matter? The heroine really doesn't understand? And I'm really confused, just divorce is enough, and her father will be on the road to death
Hmm... I can understand it, but writing two time periods in one chapter makes it a little confusing and strange for me? It turns out that the heroine can take the initiative to travel through the past? I thought I just traveled directly to the past and then slowly unfolded the plot description. Although this is quite novel, I still find it logically smooth to look at the two time periods separately.
Does the heroine really think that the operation of retracting and not coming out will affect the health of the mother's body?
I feel that this time travel is a bit frustrating. The male protagonist actually died during the time travel.
Why didn't Lin Nuo see the previous letter? Could it be that time travel caused time and space to become confused?
I originally thought the chapter about Princess Purple Tears was nonsense, but I didn't expect it to be a foreshadowing of a prophecy. It was absolutely amazing.
I rewatched it again and was very moved. Woohoo.
I rewatched it again and was very moved. Woohoo.
I feel like the order of the authors is a bit confusing and I can't understand it.
Thank you for your hard work, thank you for your hard work [Red Heart] Suo lost half of his blood in one go, this chapter is finally here.
I don't understand, it's wrong to blackmail others, and also blackmail students... This is already a problem of three views... She also has a cold nature, the heroine is too prejudiced against her father... How did you develop your three views?
No? What grudge? I really can't stand it anymore. The heroine's father doesn't do anything bad to the heroine besides being with him, right? As for that? Failure in stock investment is equivalent to bankruptcy. How many people are Zisha because of this matter? The heroine really doesn't understand? And I'm really confused, just divorce is enough, and her father will be on the road to death
Hmm... I can understand it, but writing two time periods in one chapter makes it a little confusing and strange for me? It turns out that the heroine can take the initiative to travel through the past? I thought I just traveled directly to the past and then slowly unfolded the plot description. Although this is quite novel, I still find it logically smooth to look at the two time periods separately.
Does the heroine really think that the operation of retracting and not coming out will affect the health of the mother's body?
I feel that this time travel is a bit frustrating. The male protagonist actually died during the time travel.
Why didn't Lin Nuo see the previous letter? Could it be that time travel caused time and space to become confused?
I originally thought the chapter about Princess Purple Tears was nonsense, but I didn't expect it to be a foreshadowing of a prophecy. It was absolutely amazing.
I rewatched it again and was very moved. Woohoo.
I rewatched it again and was very moved. Woohoo.
I feel like the order of the authors is a bit confusing and I can't understand it.
Thank you for your hard work, thank you for your hard work [Red Heart] Suo lost half of his blood in one go, this chapter is finally here.