Waiting for the Right Moment

I recently read the book again, and it was really well written! The vague sense of the Shura field during the student days is very interesting. The relationship between the heroine and the hero in the early stage is actually quite sweet. The torture in the middle and later stages also makes people feel very involved and enjoy the torture! I really like the shaping of the heroine's character. I feel that she is not a purely evil character. She has a clear sense of love and hate. She knows love and will repay love in her own way. She will sensitively feel the changes in the attitude of those around her to please them. She is not blindly arrogant and willful and unreasonable. She is just a poor baby who lacked the correct guidance of her original family while growing up, and no one taught her how to accept and enjoy love normally. Although sometimes she is a little arrogant towards the male protagonist, all the laughter and curses are so cute. I am the male protagonist and I want to pamper her! She should shine like a diamond in the crown all her life! Although many people think that the second male lead is a perfect gentle big brother character, if his mother had not blocked him, he would definitely marry the female lead. But I feel that even so, he and the heroine will not reach the end. What he likes is the innocent, dedicated and lovely Erran that he imagines, more like the so-called "good man" that appears in life. What he loves is just the image of the perfect "goddess of first love" in his fantasy. After all, he is still a man. Once he discovers that the true body under the leather holster is out of his control and imagination, his faith will collapse and he will ruthlessly abandon the heroine. Including the later moral kidnapping that prevents Yi Ran from marrying the male protagonist. From his perspective, he does not know that the real reason why he cannot get married is the heroine's own character. When the heroine is about to achieve happiness, he is still cautious because the male protagonist morally kidnaps the female protagonist. On the contrary, when the male protagonist initially dealt with the female protagonist's choice to marry the second male lead, he chose to let go no matter how painful it was and no matter how reluctant he was, concealing his past with the female protagonist and accepting the female protagonist's own choice. The reason why the male protagonist is the male protagonist is that the biggest difference between him and the second male protagonist is: first, although he is reluctant, he still respects all the self-choices of the female protagonist, and the female protagonist has an independent personality to him; second, he is willing to tolerate everything about the female protagonist, no matter what she chooses, who she wants to be, or how she treats him, he will actively rush to the female protagonist, and the position choice in all matters will be the female protagonist, and will never leave her. The second point is precisely what the heroine has longed for and lacked the most since she was a child: mother, father, and Jane. Between the heroine and their own choices, they have countless reasons to defend themselves, and they will always regard the heroine as the one who has been abandoned. But, fortunately, when there is still Yan Zhi in this world, he will always come to her, and they will always make up! Sure enough, only female authors can have such male protagonists! Therefore, it doesn't matter whether the male and female protagonists are bound by a contract in a secular sense. Anyway, they are the most suitable and loving people for each other. The only pity is that there are too few sweet parts. As I get older and see my favorite characters and stories, I still want to have more sweet chapters! Rereading this chapter, I suddenly remembered that in the end, I still didn't know that H was the male protagonist. At first, I thought there would be a callback in the later plot, but it seemed that I was only angry with the second male lead hahaha! I don't know how the heroine will react if she finds out. Thank you so much for writing this sour adult fairy tale, my favorite childhood sweetheart story this year!

No matter how many times I rewatch it, I still hate the last episode, and I still hate it more and more each time. In this novel, none of Ren, Yan, and Jian's endings are he in the secular sense. I can't accept that Ranran gave all the property his father left to her to her sister. Her sister has relatives such as her mother, grandparents, and oh, there is also Ranran's sister and grandmother. Needless to say, happiness. As for Ran Ran... It's even worse than the beginning. I feel sorry for her every time I watch it. I rarely see a protagonist who gets even worse towards the end [heartbroken]

The heroine is relatively miserable. Although I have very good grades, I stay here for my grandma and sister. Shouldn't her personality be free and easy? She does value family ties, but as a bystander, she feels a little uncomfortable being restrained. Pity. The character behind the second male lead feels a bit thin.

After reading their story, I hope they can be happy in parallel time and space. Looking forward to the extra chapter ^_^

I actually haven't read enough stories about the male and female protagonists. I always hope they can be sweeter, sweeter.

Will there be any other extras? I really want to see them be happier.

"Parting is to love, just like wind to fire. It extinguishes the sparks, but sets off wild flames." Every run-in between Ren Ran and Yan Zhishi is a pain, and it also makes them more inseparable. For Ren, every time I push you away, you really come into my heart. To Yan, I will love everything about you, including your hesitation and retreat.

The author must write more extras when he has time [ burst into tears ] I want to cry so much

Great article. I really love it. It's amazing.

After watching Guzhang Next Door, is there any extra episode of Come Squatting Every Day [Shy][Shy]