She is a relic of hers.
An unclaimed relic.
*Be, a short sentence for Weibo. No prototype.
*I think it counts as double cleansing, but it seems that it doesn't count in the eyes of some people, so I'll check it out and let everyone take a look.
Purpose: live a good life
Reader comments
I think the last part is a bit disconnected from the beginning, maybe to highlight the abuse in the previous life. Shou knelt down, drank wine and fell into the water, but was not allowed to see a doctor. Is this what Gong said in the later article that he was not willing to let Shou suffer after the reunion? It feels like he wrote some empty words to make Shou forgive Gong's actions. In the first article, it is not clear that he likes Shou. I don't know why there is a blood feud. Shou did not treat you badly at all. He wants money, money, identity, and status, and needs to be protected and maintained. There is also Gong who said that as long as he surrenders, he can give him everything he wants. It feels like he is farting, and it will only humiliate him more. The author wrote in the copy that Shou is really vicious and Gong is a real bastard. I read the whole article and Shou protected him when he was frustrated, but he was just too verbal. But what if the situation was reversed? It was physical bullying and verbal humiliation. Shou had no memory after rebirth. Under the circumstances, he fell in love with Gong again, how should he decide? There was also a heart disease that was originally a good repayment, but was written as a tool for Gong to sell out misfortune. Once Gong suffered from heartache, there was nothing he could do. What about his previous life? When Gong suffered from heartache, he would not even let him see a doctor. I originally bought the article for the crematorium, but later on I was told to write less in order to avoid torture. Let me ask you, just write more about torture, right? But I can only persuade myself that one of them is willing to fight and the other is willing to suffer. It's 99 for a young couple.
I really envy the way they get along with each other.
Has the author ever watched Hairpin Determining This Life? There are several lines that resemble his lines.
I think the last part is a bit disconnected from the beginning, maybe to highlight the abuse in the previous life. Shou knelt down, drank wine and fell into the water, but was not allowed to see a doctor. Is this what Gong said in the later article that he was not willing to let Shou suffer after the reunion? It feels like he wrote some empty words to make Shou forgive Gong's actions. In the first article, it is not clear that he likes Shou. I don't know why there is a blood feud. Shou did not treat you badly at all. He wants money, money, identity, and status, and needs to be protected and maintained. There is also Gong who said that as long as he surrenders, he can give him everything he wants. It feels like he is farting, and it will only humiliate him more. The author wrote in the copy that Shou is really vicious and Gong is a real bastard. I read the whole article and Shou protected him when he was frustrated, but he was just too verbal. But what if the situation was reversed? It was physical bullying and verbal humiliation. Shou had no memory after rebirth. Under the circumstances, he fell in love with Gong again, how should he decide? There was also a heart disease that was originally a good repayment, but was written as a tool for Gong to sell out misfortune. Once Gong suffered from heartache, there was nothing he could do. What about his previous life? When Gong suffered from heartache, he would not even let him see a doctor. I originally bought the article for the crematorium, but later on I was told to write less in order to avoid torture. Let me ask you, just write more about torture, right? But I can only persuade myself that one of them is willing to fight and the other is willing to suffer. It's 99 for a young couple.
I really envy the way they get along with each other.
Has the author ever watched Hairpin Determining This Life? There are several lines that resemble his lines.