Late Sun (Novella)

Rereading the short story, it's really a very sad story. It's not because Duan Jingxi can't walk, it's not that the two of them didn't get together in the end, but it's because Duan Jingxi deserves to be illuminated by the sun. Her heart is like still water, almost stagnant. It's really heartbreaking.

Alas, I have to say that sometimes be is really delicious.

I feel like some of the foreshadowing in the article has not been written. What happened to the male and female protagonists in the end? QAQ will read Chi Yang's novel first. I really want to know the ending.

I read this short story again and read every word and punctuation very carefully. The first time I read it, it was because I had finished reading the long article. I followed the link and just filtered it roughly. There are still big differences between the two. For example, in the short story, the heroine voluntarily dropped out of school and joined her father's company after being recommended to study for graduate school for a year, but in the long story, she went to Chicago and was forced to come back because of her father's physical condition and company problems. In addition, the language and plot of the long story are more delicate and appropriate. Although the short story has ended, I don't think this is the story. This is the final ending of him and her. Giving roses to others and leaving lingering fragrance in their hands. All youth are worthy of respect and recollection. I saw someone recommending this book in a romance bar last night. She didn't indicate that it was still being serialized, so I jumped in. I stayed up for a few hours to read it, and I registered an account to leave a message. Come on, I will stay with you until the end.

Hmm, I've been reading Chi Yang over and over again. I actually like novels with imperfect male protagonists, but I'm not used to it when the female protagonist is like this. I'm used to reading such heartwarming novels, which bring a sense of warmth in the reality of frustration and darkness, so although I'm not very used to it, I also hope that the novel will have a happy ending, but no matter what, I will support such a novel! I will wait for Chi Yang's ending! ! !

I really like the article you wrote. It may be about the student days and the delicate mood. I didn't read this article until a long time ago, but I think this article may be my favorite among the articles you wrote, whether it is sad or happy.

Wow, this is the first heroine to be so "sad". It feels so sad to watch.

Chi Yang Duan Jingxi & Lu Shenxi At first, I saw a short drama (tragedy). I personally refuse to watch tragedies! I hate feeling bad after watching a tragedy. But when I saw the tragedy written like this, I kept resisting watching it. But when I saw the name Chi Yang and the heroine's evening, I finally couldn't resist watching it. At the end of the short play, Jing Xi and Lu Shenxi are separated. . . I felt it was a pity then. . . Later, I suddenly discovered that I planned to change the tragedy into a drama! That excitement! After reading it, I felt very excited. Maybe because I am also a Cantonese, and I felt very friendly when I saw Lu Shenxi speaking in vernacular (Zhan Ruoling also spoke Cantonese in "Photos of the Year", and I was very excited at that time). It turns out that Lu Shenxi also has feelings for Duan Jingxi! Although I know that Ru Shi will not continue writing "Chi Yang" so soon, I will unconsciously check to see if there are any updates every time. Ru Su, you should take good care of your health quickly! I am an old book lover. I have never read online articles that require purchase before. I made an exception for your book "Wait Until the Fog Lifts", and it is the only exception. Only your book will I consider buying. I will resist buying other people's books, so I will always support you. You must continue!

Ouch. I just saw this thing. So beautiful. But is this the end?

The ending is in the first chapter. . . Then let's give it a score