Gentle Winds, Calm Waves

In fact, I always feel that Lin Kunhe traveled back in time here.

The comment section generally agrees with the male protagonist's emotional value crusade, but after reading it, I think it's good for the female protagonist to be with him (and his family), it's just so realistic. In fact, the male protagonist loves the female protagonist very much and has been unable to let go of her for many years. Even though he is aloof and has a bad personality, the premise that the female protagonist wants to find someone to marry at the beginning of the story still has to face a complicated family situation for a long time. Just like the readers who are angry with the female protagonist, they always hope that she will be less involved in their lives. When she cannot do it, going with the male protagonist is indeed a confused but good decision. To a certain extent, I felt bad about the character development and part of the plot of this book, but after reading it, I still felt that the chemistry between the two was very strong, and the fact that they needed each other was very convincingly written. The second male lead is good, and the younger sister is not bad either, but they are not the protagonists in their story, that's all.

With one choice, things unfolded in two different directions. Although the two lines intersected in the end, they were still together, but Lin Kunhe! If you had returned to Q as early as the if line, many things would not have happened. What a great direction. Everyone was happy, including He Yuanwen. After going abroad, his life would definitely be much better than at home, and he would not have to go to jail.

I'll start a new post tomorrow, I'm so excited, who knows!

Let's make a side story. Xiangxiang also has to go to elementary school [laughing and crying]

I still want to express my confusion about some comments and plots. 1. About the second male 1. Some people in the comments said that the second male lead was weak and incompetent when he went abroad. According to this logic, did he not care about He Yuanwen's mother getting sick abroad? Even if his mother treats him badly, if she gets sick abroad, a normal person would be worried about going abroad to take care of her, right? The heroine's father is also not nice to her, but the heroine still takes care of him when she is sick. And since he can withdraw money at this time, he has to go abroad to withdraw money to take care of his mother. This is a natural choice and not a weakness. 2. Why didn't you choose to break up? It's not that he didn't dare to answer the heroine's question, it's that he had already answered that he would definitely come back (as written later), but the heroine didn't believe a word of it. He must go abroad to take care of his sick mother, and the heroine cannot accept his going abroad. I think it's too far-fetched for the heroine to not accept him going abroad. If he went to jail later, which led to a misunderstanding and breakup, it would be normal. But before going abroad, the heroine had something to do with the other person's mother, so she wouldn't unconditionally disbelieve him and force him to admit the breakup, right? (Other things are not as important as my mother's illness, right? And the second male lead didn't have any actual inappropriate behavior towards Lin Jiayi.) 3. If the heroine does not have the confidence to take the initiative to break up, it is actually reasonable. But she chose to break up because she doubted that the second male lead wanted to break up, which felt too far-fetched. When most people hear that their partner is going to take care of their sick mother, they only ask if they want to break up. They don't understand the other person's mood of taking care of their mother at all, which feels a bit strange. 4. Is it true that He Yuanwen couldn't find any chance to make a call after his phone card was thrown away? This is also very far-fetched, and the news can obviously be conveyed through Lin Jiayi (wasn't it Lin Jiayi who helped convey the news of Yang Lin's pregnancy to He Yuanwen?) 5. Although the male lead is indeed pitiful, he and the heroine went to work in a nightclub (although it was the heroine's suggestion, but he agreed), and it was very irresponsible to put the heroine in danger. 2. About the male protagonist 1. If he didn't tell Yang Lin about He Yuanwen's imprisonment at the beginning because he was afraid that she wouldn't be able to bear it and that she would blame herself, then when they reunited it would not be far away from the second male lead being released from prison. Would the harm to Yang Lin be reduced if he told Yang Lin later? In addition, the damage caused to Yang Lin by his deception will increase, right? 2. He clearly knows that if he tells the heroine the truth, the heroine will make different choices. If he couldn't tell because of He Yuanwen's request, then sleeping with and marrying the heroine while hiding the truth would be bad, right? After all, it's really disrespectful to the heroine to hide such a big thing from the person you're getting married to, or to marry someone who doesn't know about it even though you're hiding such a big thing, right? Moreover, there was never a formal apology from beginning to end. He was always condescending and tough-talking. 3. The regret was caused by himself. The heroine did nothing wrong and she didn't owe him anything when they fell in love. Lin Kunhe mentioned that the red-haired Yang Lin showed a guilty conscience and asked Yang Lin to prove to him that she was still with him after becoming pauper, but he was unwilling to apologize for giving the wrong Q number in the past, but the heroine felt guilty but wanted to untie his knot. I think it is too unfair. 4. When the female protagonist says she doesn't want a child, the male protagonist still asks why, and then starts to be hypocritically worried when the baby is about to be born (I'm really worried that she shouldn't let her have the baby in the first place). In the end, the female protagonist was so accommodating to the male protagonist, and I really felt aggrieved.

Which one do you plan to read next? I want to read the Moonlight one. I'm not very interested in office romance in the workplace [Joker] [Joker] Yang Lin. I can insist on updating this book because it's not a workplace romance between superiors and subordinates.

Delayed gratification! When I was following the series, I didn't want to miss an update. On the contrary, when I knew it was about to end, I couldn't bear to keep reading. This time I finally made up my mind to finish their story. I didn't feel as empty as before when I knew it was ready to end. Instead, I really felt like I took a long breath and the dust had settled. I was really like a bystander in the relationship between friends, accompanying them through this period.

Damn, keep writing, I want to read other articles

I really can't let go of this couple, this story is so touching [crying] [crying], please open a new book soon, I can't live without you [continue] [continue]