The Moth in Ruins

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Almost finished reading. It felt good at the beginning, but as I got to the end, it stretched my hips and I no longer wanted to watch it. I originally wanted to replenish my ticket after watching it, but now I feel it's unnecessary. In the early stage, we have been talking about the male protagonist's tortuous love affair (back and forth between three women). It was not until Lu Jianing received the lunch box and the female protagonist also divorced that the male and female protagonists started a positive relationship drama again. Especially after the heroine knew that she had an eye problem, she started to avoid the male protagonist crazily, and the male protagonist couldn't let go. Then she started "I ran away, you chased" all kinds of misses and all kinds of searches. It was too deliberate ~ Moreover, the male protagonist was so miserable. He was tricked by his wife (both in life and in love). He sold the factory to save his father. He left a scar on his ex-girlfriend's back to protect his ex-girlfriend. He sacrificed an eye to heal the heroine. He died on his wife's behalf to help his father-in-law die. He also healed his wife's sister who missed her lover. The most miserable character in the whole book - the male protagonist, was plotted, deceived, misunderstood, hurt, picking up the pieces and taking care of others. There are still some places that I always find unreasonable: 1. Why does Lu Yaoyao like the male protagonist? Judging from the article, they don't have much contact with each other. Where is the basis of their relationship? Love at first sight? 2. Zhang Gang became addicted to drugs after his divorce and lost all his family property. According to his previous personality, if he ran out of money, shouldn't he go begging? Instead, he should do some pickpockets, thieves, and robberies. This would be more in line with the character's image! 3. Lu Jianing's repentance and lunch box came too unexpectedly. Just because the male protagonist hugged her and gave her the warmth she hadn't felt in a long time? Does the heroine's appearance make her feel in crisis? Did the child's alienation make her regret? Then, she changed her mind? Then I received the lunch box, and the reason turned out to be that it was raining and the road was slippery, and I fell down and kowtowed! ! ! At this time, the male protagonist happened to be attracted by the child's cry, but it was raining heavily and he couldn't get over. When he was about to go, Lu also came with a wave of true words, which moved the male protagonist to tears. At this moment, I just want to say "woc".

It's a very good work. The author didn't advertise it. Not to mention the royalties. It's a pity that it was buried like this.

Touching story, strong request to be adapted into film and television works

I beg the author to return my tears, he deceived me a lot of tears

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