1. The first time Shen Qing met Song Ze, her friend whispered regretfully, “He’s so handsome. What a shame he’s blind.”
When they met again, he was her boss.
2. Song Ze rescued Shen Qing.
After giving their statements at the police station, they shared a taxi on the way home.
Before they parted, he spoke.
“If you’re scared, you can stay at my place tonight.”
Shen Qing froze for two seconds, and her heart suddenly began pounding. She looked away and said softly, “That... wouldn’t be very appropriate, would it? Wouldn’t I bother your family?”
“I live alone.”
3. Song Ze was so clever that Shen Qing often forgot he was blind.
Until the restaurant where they were having a date stopped him at the door.
“I’m sorry,” the server said. “Pets aren’t allowed in the restaurant. That includes guide dogs.”
Shen Qing had chosen the restaurant, but Song Ze told her, “Don’t blame yourself. I can’t see, and that’s not your fault.”
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The new novel Pure White [BE] is now available in the author’s collection.
Synopsis:
Snowstorms rage around the Arctic Ocean.
Earthquakes split the land with countless fissures.
Floods and tsunamis sweep everything away.
In the face of natural disasters, humanity’s chances of survival are less than 4%.
Yet the most terrifying thing in the world is not a natural disaster, but human wickedness.
In 2006, a small northern city was thriving, its fields abundant, its streets crowded, and its economy booming.
Ten years later, leukemia and cancer ran rampant, and the city had become a ghost town.
In 2026, Bai Xiaoxing, an intern reporter, volunteers to go to the front lines to investigate the water pollution.
On her first day in the city, she realizes that things are far more complicated than they seem.
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Once, Jiang Cheng was the city’s top scorer on the college entrance exam, a favored child of fortune whose life had always gone smoothly. He was his parents’ pride, with a beautiful wife and a sweet daughter.
Now, he is the only one left in this world, struggling to stay alive.
Once, this land was fertile, pristine, and beautiful. Now, factories stand everywhere, heavy metals pollute the soil, and death has made its home here.
The mother river that once ran through the villages, white as a silken ribbon, is now black and foul-smelling, a nightmare that haunts countless people.
One day, a young woman comes here.
She says she wants to investigate the pollution.
Oh, and she says her name is Bai Xiaoxing.
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Jiang Cheng hates humanity. He says humans are the worst species in the world.
Jiang Cheng dies, but he tells Bai Xiaoxing to live well.
Theme: Everyone is equal
He talked so much, but he didn't solve an unexpected question: Did he not consider his own situation before pursuing her? An "epiphany" just because of a high fever? You have to get a woman to get married and you say you can't break up. This "relationship" has been tormenting women for much longer than men.
Although Song Ze also has the happiness of being a father, he will still regret it after all. Feeling happiness and feeling unlucky are two different things...
The ending should be improved a bit.
Looking forward to the extra chapter, I think there are still many plots to unfold
I can't understand one thing. Lin Yi's family is mediocre, and he is not worthy of Song Ze when he gets married. How can Shen Qing accompany her? Isn't her father also a gambler? Isn't it ridiculous for the male protagonist to help pay off the debt? Does it mean that just because Shen Qing loves Song Ze, they are really compatible? Love can't solve everything, and they are not a good match.
I have finished reading it all, but I still have a question. When and why did the male protagonist start to like the female protagonist in the first part of the whole story? Obviously the female protagonist did nothing to make the male protagonist fall in love with her, but I felt that the male protagonist was very special and close to the female protagonist from the beginning. I thought they had some kind of story before, and the male protagonist knew the female protagonist a long time ago. But I didn't say anything until the end. This relationship came out of nowhere. It's easy to understand why the heroine fell in love with the hero. The hero treated her well and did so much for him, but I didn't understand how the hero fell in love with the heroine and what the opportunity was.
I stayed up late to read the novel. The story progressed well, but every time the plot of the story was connected a bit inexplicably, I always read it with questions, thinking that there would be answers in the next chapter, but there was no answer. By the end, I couldn't guess who the other man Coco was talking about was? There are many similar questions among them, which I find very strange. How did the male protagonist find out about Xiao Yi? Not mentioned at all. In the last few chapters of the main text, the pull between the male and female protagonists felt very strange. It was obvious that the female protagonist chased the male protagonist out, and it was obvious that the female protagonist had forgiven the male protagonist. After the story of the sister-in-law ended, the female protagonist suddenly became angry with the male protagonist again, which was inexplicable. In the later stage, I felt that the character of the male protagonist was biased.
Song Qixiu should be an uncle, right?
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, it's super beautiful, I feel like the male and female protagonists are healing each other, and each character is not single, but multi-faceted, but the ending feels a bit sudden, and I hope to see more sweet scenes between the male and female protagonists.
It's the 19th. Will there be an update on the extras today?