Next book is "Why Can't My Sister Love Me"? The sister I picked up is so clingy!
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When she heard that her ex-girlfriend was dead, Li Xiaoqi couldn't believe it and couldn't accept it. She wanted to look for her. If she couldn't find anyone, she would find her grave.
In short, you want to see people when you are alive, and you want to see a monument when you die.
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When Li Xiaoqi was 19 years old, when she was the poorest, humblest and most useless, Ji Yunshi, the most colorful, arrogant and generous young lady, suddenly broke into her life and tore a hole in the cocoon she was hiding in.
She had hated it, struggled with it, liked it, loved it deeply... And really hated it, and even used all the hurtful words to hurt her when they were parting.
But she really didn't want to let her die.
She has always loved her, loved her innocence, loved her sincerity, loved her sharpness, the kind she planned to love for the rest of her life.
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In the winter when she was 29 years old, Li Xiaoqi traveled thousands of miles north to Ji Yunshi's city. God favored her and she saw her alive.
Ji Yunshi has changed but not changed, she is still dazzling, and she is a rumored technological upstart who is keen on taking risks, but she is still a poor teacher struggling in the quagmire.
Ji Yunshi asked her: At first you said that we were very different, but you couldn't bear the gap between you and me. You said that our relationship was unequal, and you pushed me away.
You also said that you are always looking forward to the decline of my family and that I will be in trouble with you, so that you will feel equal and no longer have to look up to me.
What about today?
How can you, who is still impoverished, stand by my side? Do you finally feel that we are equal?
Reading guide:
*Dual perspective, 1v1 from beginning to end;
*Insert narrative technique, the line of reunion and the line of the past are intertwined and advanced;
*No prototype, please do not bring it in, do not spread it, and do not create regional conflicts;
Concept: Love is the purest equality
