(Sequel to Suddenly, This Summer) A Tale of Two Cities

I've read this novel countless times in written form and listened to the audio version many times as well. This book has been a constant presence throughout my youth.

The ending was good, yet it felt unrealistically good. But if I stayed at the ending of the first part, my heart would ache. Haha, people are always so contradictory. Watching the first movie reminded me of my own relationship. We played basketball in high school, and my current husband was our girls' coach back then.

I finally finished watching it with tears in my eyes... Feng Xiao is a good person, but I always seem to have a kind of fastidiousness when it comes to relationships. It seems He Luo can only be with Zhang Yuan. Zhang Yuan can only belong to He Luo. After going around in circles for so long, I couldn't bear to see them end up apart. Missed it again and again Fortunately, they managed to hold each other's hands on the last occasion.

So "Suddenly This Summer" is actually two parts! When I read the ebook, the first and second parts were together! I feel that only when both parts are combined does it form a complete and unforgettable story. I love this kind of novel, and I love this kind of love.

I have a feeling it's Zhang Yuan's child.

Uh… Sweetheart (Tian Xin), I see… I don't know if Baidu is not working properly, or if I just don't understand, it took me ages to figure it out…

After finding out who "someone" and sweetheart are, reading this letter again is hilarious, haha.

A wonderful novel, a wonderful ending, but I still feel like I want more. It's so difficult for two people in love to be together, even in a novel, let alone in real life! Just like my first love, which can never be relived...

It was so hard to watch, I haven't finished it yet! But it's really good, I really like Feng Xiao, and Shen Li too...

I read the second part very quickly. There were many deeper meanings I missed, and the plot felt so real. Reading the first part truly made me understand what it means to be overwhelmed with emotion; it genuinely brought tears to my eyes. As the text says, only the reader knows the true feeling. Read it carefully.