Winter Never Knew Warmth

Please give the author some attention.

Grandpa, the author of the novels you followed has finally released a new book!

It's a pity Jiang Qingyu didn't have a happy ending. She suffered alongside the protagonist for seven years, but after seven years of hardship, she still couldn't get ahead. In the end, to pay for her mother's medical treatment, she sold her body. Compared to the protagonist, I prefer Jiang Qingyu.

I held back from reading it until I finished the book and came back to read it, and what the hell is this? Jiang already had a share of the money from the game sales at the studio, and now that he's desperately asking for it back, he not only refuses but also acts like he's doing it right, and then he misappropriates the studio's funds to show off his small act of kindness?

The comments section is full of talk of tragedy, so let me share my interpretation. The absence of warm sunshine in winter is more like a true reflection of the beginning. The most difficult times are those of betrayal and taking advantage of someone's misfortune, those of oppression. It's winter, and the warm sunshine that should have arrived hasn't come.

The last time I read Bao Ye's novel was...

The story goes that the founder of Qidian (a popular online learning platform) started writing novels because he had no money for food.

[Winter's chill, warmth found in the sun] Jiang Qingyu Fanfiction (10 Completed) I don't like Lu Ting. I think he's not good enough for Jiang Qingyu or Ling Xiaoxiao, so I believe his ending should be tragic. Chen Xiangyang looked at Ling Songhua. "If Chairman Ling weren't as wealthy as you are now, and were just an ordinary family, and your daughter Xiaoxiao met a man in college..." "

😅You think they're writing a novel, but maybe this big shot is writing an autobiography, just hidden in the novel.

The protagonist is merely moved by his own feelings. To put it bluntly, he wants to save face while also satisfying his own desires, as if he thinks he can balance both sides. It's just wishful thinking. Actually, I can accept whether it's angst or not, as long as the writing is good. The biggest flaw of this book is Ling Xiaoxiao. Without this character, it would be watchable.