My Heart Stirs for You Alone

If only there were such beautiful fairy tales on earth. How incredibly resilient must a woman be to face the reality of being unable to conceive and bear children? I hope every girl like this can meet her destined one.

Falling in love with someone is easy. Maintaining a relationship is extremely difficult. I like this sentence. Every time I see it, I feel that in life, what we do after we get something is often the key to determining the outcome.

She has the air of a nun. But it also has its own unique flavor. Han Da, we support you! -V-

I really liked those words in the epilogue: maintaining a relationship is truly not easy.

Reading this article reminded me of the first Yi Shu article I ever read: My First Half of Life. That was undoubtedly a new experience for me, who spent all my time reading Taiwanese romance novels. Not young boys and girls in their prime, or slender beauties, or handsome and wealthy men. It's just a love story where half a lifetime has passed. I fell in love with Yi Shu from then on.

A writing style similar to Yi Shu's. When I share Yi Shu's books with close friends, they always say they are obscure and difficult to understand. But I really like it. Even though many stories don't have perfect endings, the happy ending for the prince and princess isn't always guaranteed. Her female leads are all very calm and intelligent. I love it so much!

Why does this feel like the author's story?

What a beautiful and delightful story! Thank you. I hope such beautiful stories will always happen in the world!

My emotions make me believe in love, but my reason disagrees. Even the most intense love will eventually fade, so it's best to love only a little, in a serene and enduring way.

The words are simple, yet they carry profound meaning.