Coming soon: The Little Matter of Heartbreak
Qin Jianwei is beautiful, friendly, and an excellent student. She's well-liked by her classmates.
Li Wei, though, finds her a little annoying.
Hypocritical.
It seems that aside from him, no one knows the malice hidden beneath her spotless facade.
Recently, he seems to have stumbled upon a plan she was secretly plotting.
He meant to stop her before she went too far.
But in the end, he joined her.
Vulgarity vs. violence
Violence is the process of establishing subordination, hierarchy, and class,
with the aim of controlling, dominating, and demanding obedience.
Violence exists to impose oppression.
Violence is the exercise of power over others.
Chapter Seven: Deadly
Qin Jianwei: Seeing the small reveals the large.
Li Wei: A gentleman knows what to do and what not to do. (The stutterer is someone else, not the male lead.)
"Blurb for The Little Matter of Heartbreak"
After Zheng Qi confesses to Liu Bai during evening study hall in middle school, the unfamiliar, exciting thing called "love" rushes irresistibly into her world and opens the door to a whole new one.
The childhood friend who grew up next door,
The sunny, outgoing art student who sits beside her,
The tall, cold, expressionless guy with a model's figure,
The transfer student who debuted as the center of a boy band and sits beside her,
The super-rich heir with a different luxury car every day,
The gentlemanly senior who seems like her soulmate
Over the course of ten years, Liu Bai steps into different worlds and crosses paths with all kinds of men.
Because she now knows what men and love are,
heartbreak is a little thing.
Theme: Knowing what to do.
I accidentally clicked on this article from the list. It was really well written. In fact, I was really annoyed with Li Wei when I was reading it. I felt like it was useless justice (laughing and crying) The ending is indeed good, everyone has seen the light
It doesn't matter if this note is shown to the director [laughs and cries] and it's just a matter of discussing the plot.
What leverage does the male protagonist have over the female protagonist?? Is the male protagonist a silly person? (Impressions from Chapter 2)
The first chapter seems very confusing, maybe a foreshadowing for the rest. I thought the female protagonist/male protagonist was a thoughtful person, but the two chats between them made me feel childish. The male protagonist thought the female protagonist was a murderer (potentially) and felt that there was something wrong with the female protagonist. They actually chose to chat 1v1 in person (and knew that the female protagonist had a knife in her hand? She practiced martial arts). The main character is going to do something big later, so she lets the main character follow her probably because she doesn't know what the main character wants to do, but with a knife in her schoolbag, the main character can easily open the stuff and pour it out (I feel like the main character is very unreasonable here). Don't tell her that she has secrets on her cell phone, even ordinary people can't. Show it to others easily (the threat of the male protagonist is completely powerless. As for the few videos where the male protagonist followed him, if he dared to call the police, the female protagonist could have sued him, suspecting that he was related to Liu Chan's disappearance. In addition, in the part where the lights were turned off at school, it was said that the male protagonist touched her in the dark. There are classmates who can testify.) In summary, I think the heroine should have said contemptuously, "Go ahead, your freedom" when the hero calls the police and threatens her with a knife.
It's good to watch. I hope there will be a small side story. I hope to see the heroine's happy life in the future.
"He Can't Clean It" is too real (holding his forehead and smiling bitterly)
Woo woo woo, mom... I feel so sorry for mom and Weiwei, crying.
On the last page of Catching Insects, Li Jie's name is written as Li Wei~
Hahahahahahahaha they are all bad to us women (sinister face)
Oops, let me go. I feel nervous for no reason.