[Bad ending] [Completed] [Proofreading in progress]
That year, her father brought home a taciturn homeless boy from one of his business trips and told Shu Yi, “From now on, he'll be your big brother.”
The boy had sharp features, exquisite bone structure, and a pair of dark eyes that seemed bottomless.
Shu Yi was kind and innocent, and felt sorry for him. She was always trying to grow closer to him.
On her birthday, she made him a little ice cream cake by hand and presented it to him. But all she saw in his eyes was irritation. “I can't get used to this. Don't do anything this stupid again.”
Chen Su couldn't stand living with the Shu family, so he ran away and went back to scraping by at the bottom of society. Everyone said the boy was a wolf cub that could never be tamed.
Then, some time later, Shu Yi's parents died unexpectedly, leaving behind a huge debt.
Overnight, Shu Yi went from a rich young lady to a penniless orphan at the bottom of society. Debt collectors chased her into a dead-end alley, and the gangsters closed in on her.
A motorcycle roared up, and Chen Su jumped off. His fists were savage, sending the gangsters fleeing with their heads in their hands.
He wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth and looked at the helpless young lady.
“From now on, you're with me.”
Everyone mocked Shu Yi for her family's downfall, eager to see their goddess reduced to misery. But after taking several months off from school, she returned in a clean, pretty dress, still poised and still gentle with everyone.
At the school gate, a young man in a black tank top, his muscles taut, leaned against his motorcycle and waited for her to finish classes.
She waved to him, smiling sweetly.
“Big brother.”
They knew that Shu Yi had found her guardian angel.
Through countless hot, muggy summers,
In their shabby rental room, he gazed at her with burning eyes and asked again and again, “What do you call me?”
“Big brother,” she replied, her voice impossibly soft.
Chen Su treated her like something precious, never daring to lay a finger on her too forcefully.
[A pampered young lady from a wealthy family x a tough, street-smart young man with exceptional survival skills]
[A clingy, airheaded ragdoll cat with zero survival skills x a country cat who's a superb hunter]
Shu Yi's youth ended when she was twenty, ending with his last words to her.
“Keep moving forward. Don't look back.”
Bad ending.
Theme: Supporting each other through everything
And I think the lesson that really needs to be learned is that when you are tested for the first time in repaying money, you should realize that you should pay back the money of the bad person early to avoid long nights and nightmares. You should obviously take out some loans, whether it is a student loan or a mortgage loan. Pay off Xu's money first, or even let go of your self-esteem and borrow hundreds of thousands from Lu first. In the face of the huge uncertainty of fate, self-esteem is the most important thing to let go. There is no harm in changing a friend to be the creditor, not to mention a xx For the son of the richest man, hundreds of thousands is really not money to them. Moreover, you should not consider opening a branch before paying off Xu's money. In this way, even if something happens to modify the car, you will just start over with no money. You will not owe foreign debts to dangerous elements, and you will not be so passive. At first I thought be was two people who would be separated because of the gap in social status. If it was a life-or-death separation, I always thought it would be quite dramatic. If you loved him enough that you were willing to die for your love, you would definitely have gone to the ends of the earth to look for him from the beginning...
It's not that it can't be, but that the male and female protagonists have been through so much together, and in the end they still believed that the male protagonist had changed his mind and had an affair, and then they didn't contact each other for twenty years. This point is very far-fetched, and the female protagonist even forcibly reduced her wits. It feels like the ending is full of question marks and other twists.
I read this novel overnight, but the ending always makes me toss and turn. Maybe it shouldn't be like this. The two people who love each other are thousands of miles apart. The male protagonist is really suffering. He really wants to bring happiness to the female protagonist. He shouldn't be so slutty. Please give me a good ending. It really hurts [crying]
It will be 2:30 in the morning, and I have already replayed the final ending. I felt very uncomfortable and had a hard time falling asleep. On the one hand, I feel that the author wrote so well, on the other hand, I feel that it is a pity and I feel sorry for them. Unexpectedly, in my thirties, I can no longer read be's novels. They must be very happy in the parallel world without so much suffering.
This obviously belongs to the second male lead. I really have nothing to do with the second male lead who has such a miserable life.
Do I think the heroine really doesn't care about the hero going to Yunnan? Isn't it an escape? Two people who are so in love, even though they couldn't contact each other for a year, they didn't get suspicious, and they didn't search or explore. A little suspicion justified their judgment. The first thing I guessed was not that he had any difficulties, but that it was a bit strange, and it didn't fit with her logic of loving so much (´･_･`)
Didn't you say that the extra chapter will be released in a few days? Why haven't you posted it yet? [Question mark]
Wow, it's so sad. They were so close to being happy😭😭Steamed buns and Chen Qi don't have to suffer so much in their lives anymore. They want to be together forever.
After reading it again, I feel that there are really many things that cannot be explained... In the previous chapters, it was said that the heroine suddenly remembered the hero, and then started looking everywhere. Why does it say "the heroine has never forgotten the hero in the past twenty years" here? At that time, I had time to keep writing unsendable letters and I was moved by myself. Didn't I have the courage to make up my mind to find him? In the past twenty years, the heroine has suspected that the hero is no longer in the world, but she has not sought confirmation? Also, when the male protagonist went to Yunnan and the female protagonist couldn't contact him, the first thing she suspected was not that something had happened to him, but that he had changed his mind? It's not impossible to suspect that he has changed his mind, but with the heroine's IQ (the author's own character design of the heroine as a super academic), will she be completely unaware of what difficulties the hero may encounter? When they wanted to break up, they didn't talk about it properly. They broke up just after a phone call without even seeing each other. It was so hasty... However, combined with the previous plot where the male protagonist and the female boss were confused, it was somewhat reasonable for the female protagonist to think that he would change his mind (I didn't understand before why there was a plot where the female boss disgusted the female protagonist and then the male and female protagonists misunderstood. Now that I think about it, this is probably the author's intention). And the second male lead, what qualifications does he have to conceal the truth, and call the female lead on behalf of the male lead, making the female lead mistakenly think that the male lead has really changed his heart? ? ? Is the male protagonist willing to die? Are you willing to let your love rival discredit you in front of the heroine? The second male lead says he doesn't want the female protagonist to do stupid things, but actually he wants the female protagonist to hate the male protagonist so that he can have a chance, right? He made the heroine's feelings for the hero no longer just pure love... Anyway, the heroine would know about the hero's death sooner or later, and the result would be the same, they would all die for love. The second hero also made the heroine suffer for twenty more years [Cracked] I don't know what he deserves to be pitied for? He does all kinds of bad things, he thinks he understands the heroine but he does stupid things
A question every day, will the extra story be released or not? [Question mark] If not, then don't mention it in your posts.
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Falling Asleep with the Cool School Girl
Reborn Back to Before My Brother Went Crazy
Give Me a Kiss and Call Me Wife
In Order to Get Rid of the Bad Young Master
Woohoo, Sorry, I Like Them All
How to Embrace Midsummer
The Bright Moon Shines on Me Alone
Listen to Winter
Mask
Pears Return.
Withdrawal
And I think the lesson that really needs to be learned is that when you are tested for the first time in repaying money, you should realize that you should pay back the money of the bad person early to avoid long nights and nightmares. You should obviously take out some loans, whether it is a student loan or a mortgage loan. Pay off Xu's money first, or even let go of your self-esteem and borrow hundreds of thousands from Lu first. In the face of the huge uncertainty of fate, self-esteem is the most important thing to let go. There is no harm in changing a friend to be the creditor, not to mention a xx For the son of the richest man, hundreds of thousands is really not money to them. Moreover, you should not consider opening a branch before paying off Xu's money. In this way, even if something happens to modify the car, you will just start over with no money. You will not owe foreign debts to dangerous elements, and you will not be so passive. At first I thought be was two people who would be separated because of the gap in social status. If it was a life-or-death separation, I always thought it would be quite dramatic. If you loved him enough that you were willing to die for your love, you would definitely have gone to the ends of the earth to look for him from the beginning...
It's not that it can't be, but that the male and female protagonists have been through so much together, and in the end they still believed that the male protagonist had changed his mind and had an affair, and then they didn't contact each other for twenty years. This point is very far-fetched, and the female protagonist even forcibly reduced her wits. It feels like the ending is full of question marks and other twists.
I read this novel overnight, but the ending always makes me toss and turn. Maybe it shouldn't be like this. The two people who love each other are thousands of miles apart. The male protagonist is really suffering. He really wants to bring happiness to the female protagonist. He shouldn't be so slutty. Please give me a good ending. It really hurts [crying]
It will be 2:30 in the morning, and I have already replayed the final ending. I felt very uncomfortable and had a hard time falling asleep. On the one hand, I feel that the author wrote so well, on the other hand, I feel that it is a pity and I feel sorry for them. Unexpectedly, in my thirties, I can no longer read be's novels. They must be very happy in the parallel world without so much suffering.
This obviously belongs to the second male lead. I really have nothing to do with the second male lead who has such a miserable life.
Do I think the heroine really doesn't care about the hero going to Yunnan? Isn't it an escape? Two people who are so in love, even though they couldn't contact each other for a year, they didn't get suspicious, and they didn't search or explore. A little suspicion justified their judgment. The first thing I guessed was not that he had any difficulties, but that it was a bit strange, and it didn't fit with her logic of loving so much (´･_･`)
Didn't you say that the extra chapter will be released in a few days? Why haven't you posted it yet? [Question mark]
Wow, it's so sad. They were so close to being happy😭😭Steamed buns and Chen Qi don't have to suffer so much in their lives anymore. They want to be together forever.
After reading it again, I feel that there are really many things that cannot be explained... In the previous chapters, it was said that the heroine suddenly remembered the hero, and then started looking everywhere. Why does it say "the heroine has never forgotten the hero in the past twenty years" here? At that time, I had time to keep writing unsendable letters and I was moved by myself. Didn't I have the courage to make up my mind to find him? In the past twenty years, the heroine has suspected that the hero is no longer in the world, but she has not sought confirmation? Also, when the male protagonist went to Yunnan and the female protagonist couldn't contact him, the first thing she suspected was not that something had happened to him, but that he had changed his mind? It's not impossible to suspect that he has changed his mind, but with the heroine's IQ (the author's own character design of the heroine as a super academic), will she be completely unaware of what difficulties the hero may encounter? When they wanted to break up, they didn't talk about it properly. They broke up just after a phone call without even seeing each other. It was so hasty... However, combined with the previous plot where the male protagonist and the female boss were confused, it was somewhat reasonable for the female protagonist to think that he would change his mind (I didn't understand before why there was a plot where the female boss disgusted the female protagonist and then the male and female protagonists misunderstood. Now that I think about it, this is probably the author's intention). And the second male lead, what qualifications does he have to conceal the truth, and call the female lead on behalf of the male lead, making the female lead mistakenly think that the male lead has really changed his heart? ? ? Is the male protagonist willing to die? Are you willing to let your love rival discredit you in front of the heroine? The second male lead says he doesn't want the female protagonist to do stupid things, but actually he wants the female protagonist to hate the male protagonist so that he can have a chance, right? He made the heroine's feelings for the hero no longer just pure love... Anyway, the heroine would know about the hero's death sooner or later, and the result would be the same, they would all die for love. The second hero also made the heroine suffer for twenty more years [Cracked] I don't know what he deserves to be pitied for? He does all kinds of bad things, he thinks he understands the heroine but he does stupid things
A question every day, will the extra story be released or not? [Question mark] If not, then don't mention it in your posts.