The Women I Loved in Those Years

This is my only review, and it will also be my last. It would be a pity not to read this book. I won't spoil it, but will only talk about 5 points. 1. Don't hate the male protagonist's ex-girlfriend {I always only talk about her identity}, because the more you hate her, the more you will cry. 2. The male protagonist's surroundings are very real and there is no such thing as perfection, so you must be mentally prepared. 3. When you see a scene where you don't understand or are angry, (1) don't stop, look back, and you will understand slowly (2) Please compare your feelings with others. If you were the male protagonist, would you be the same, and consider it based on reality [Choose one of the two, based on what kind of relationship you think this paragraph has] 4. The coherence of the book is very high, and it is recommended to read it all night long (I did it, and it took me 27 hours to finish it because I am not talented). Of course, you can treasure this book and read it slowly. I have been reading for a month... 5. There are too many love stories in the book. You need to clearly distinguish each person's situation and combine it with the current situation to judge what is wrong and what is right. And I don't agree with the evaluation of many book friends. A real man is like this. He loves to smoke and drink, and there will always be many little emotions. This is a man's real inner thoughts, but the author wrote them out. [Warm reminder: Some people are brothers on the surface, but they are BT on the inside. They smile on the surface but are mum on the inside. They do one thing in front of you and another behind your back. They stab you with a knife and pretend to be pitiful. They lose their wives and find lovers. They get married to women as they wish. They swindle money and deceive people and even adopt them. They also play jiabao for lz. Sooner or later, their ancestral graves will be abandoned and there will be that idiot next to them. This is a person, and the author succeeded in making me so angry...]

First, I think this book should be renamed and released to the publishing house. It is really well written. The plot is touching, twists and turns, and the characters are vivid and full of character. It is a rare good book, but the name is stupid. From the first chapter, I couldn't help myself. Nothing in this world is perfect. With Chen Lan's sacrifice for love and Ai Jia's selfless dedication, I suspect that the author is playing a double entendre, Chen Lan! Difficulty! , Aijia! Aijia! Life not only includes the happiness of An Ran and Lu Xue, but also the hardships of Ai Jia and Chen Lan, the evil of Wuzhan Qiang Jiang Yue, and the good of Kong Aunt Luo. It is these people and these things that converge into a thread that connects life, and uses absolutely exaggerated scenes to write a plain but fascinating story. Is it okay to change the name? For example, "Company" and "Start Slowly" or something like that?

😊😊A book friend recommended it to me yesterday~ I read dozens of chapters and it was pretty good~ I was not disappointed^O^\✿/(╹◡╹ლ)

Not bad. The writing is quite realistic and full of helplessness...

This is the most serious book I have ever read. The resonance of my college days, the entanglement between men and women, and various immature ways of dealing with things are all the same as how I used to deal with things! Every time everyone watches in front of a lamp in the middle of the night, he must accompany it with a pack of cigarettes. He looks at it for a while and recalls his past. It is a very good enjoyment. Thank you author.

This is the most shocking novel. It is not a novel at all, this is life! The male protagonist is every living person. I love Chen Lan's view of love. I wish there would be love in the world and no disease in the world. The first novel that made me cry. Love it, love it

This is the worst book I have ever read. I really don't know how to review it. The main character is so screwed up. I always think about others and don't say anything until I find out in the end. I didn't say it because I was afraid of making you uncomfortable and for your own good. I am indecisive and emotional. Opportunities are reserved for those who are prepared. I haven't seen much yet. I can't stand it anymore. It sucks.

How can I put it this way? I read more than 200 chapters of this book and I couldn't stand it at the end. I wrote this review calmly and after thinking about it for a long time. There may be some sentences that don't make sense. Just make sure you understand it. My personal point of view is that this book gave me the feeling of being realistic for the sake of reality. When the author wrote it, he too deliberately expressed that reality has many twists and turns and even the mistrust around it, making it unrealistic. Maybe I am too idealistic. After all, I am only a student and have not entered society, so I will not discuss other things, just the male protagonist and An Ran. To be honest, I was fascinated by the relationship between the two of them. After reading more than 200 chapters, I was more impressed by the unilateral contribution of the male protagonist. Whether it was for the company or An Ran, he always tried his best, but I didn't see any corresponding actions by An Ran. On the contrary, I didn't like what she did. Like or even dislike each other. The article said that they liked each other, but An Ran wanted to enjoy the process of being chased by the male protagonist, so she never agreed to the male protagonist. However, I don't think her behavior was something that a person who likes the male protagonist could do, except for one time in front of someone Chi. I rejected Xiao Zhao's reservation in person, but I didn't notice that she liked the male protagonist at all. What I saw more was that she didn't trust the male protagonist. She was very angry when she saw the male protagonist with other girls, so she didn't give him a chance to explain. This is normal. After all, I understand the anger, but to be honest, after working together for so long, we will understand each other better. Is there a general idea of the psychology of that kind of person? But when a similar situation occurs later, An Ran is still the same angry or even sarcastic, so I feel that this relationship is particularly fascinating. Then there is the issue of the male protagonist's character. I don't know how many people can endure it again and again like the male protagonist. Anyway, I can't do it. You said that the male protagonist likes An Ran, so he keeps tolerating and bears all the grievances on his own. I understand. Once or twice is no problem. I thought that there should be an explosion later, but no, at least I saw it. I'm still tolerant now. It's weird for me. I only care about the other person. I think about everything for the other person. When I have been greatly wronged or even misunderstood, I immediately soften my heart when I see the other person's slightest grievance or tears. I don't know how many people can do it. At least I can't. The male protagonist behaves like a loser when he does this. He will be treated as he wants by others. , I am very curious about whether men in love are so undignified. A man puts down his emotions and thoughts to please others. I think this is not tolerance and understanding. To put it harshly, it means being mean. It is more licking than dog licking. Dog licking at least means paying meaningless money and receiving no reward. At most, it means being belittled or even looked down upon by others. But The male protagonist just gave everything without saying anything. No one came when he needed help the most, and he was stabbed by An Ran instead. If this is real love, then I think it is better to find someone who is greedy outside. I have read so many novels, comics, animations, and even real cases around, but none of them can lick better than the male protagonist. Then I read other book reviews that said it would be very comfortable later on, but I couldn't stand it after more than 200 chapters. What about the rest. I saw a lot of good reviews and highlights. I don't know if those are just compliments or really personal feelings, but I think those reviews are too high. The writing of this book is indeed not bad, but it is not that good. There's a lot of nonsense written, so just give it a quick look. It's all personal opinion. Rational discussions are welcome. If you're making malicious accusations, don't reply.

This book is really thoughtful, there are so many unexpected foreshadowings, very detailed, and the plot is full of ups and downs. I really couldn't stop reading it. Chen Lan's selfless dedication, Ai Jia's sacrifice for the pen, Chen You's deep affection and single-mindedness, and Zou Zhanqiang's wolf-hearted character are all very distinctive, but I personally feel that the protagonist's outstanding character is not outstanding enough. There is also a lack of description of appearance, and only beautiful and beautiful words are briefly mentioned. The ending is special, but I would like to see a perfect ending. Maybe the author deliberately leaves readers with more room for imagination. In short, I have to say that this is a very thoughtful novel. The dangers of society, the greatness of love, and the warmth and coldness of human relationships are all written very realistically. I hope the author will continue to work hard to write better novels. I am looking forward to it.

I have to say that this book is well written. It is not as illusory as the fantasy novels I have read before. It is very close to our natural life. The protagonist is an ordinary person who is frustrated in love and slowly becomes a successful person. Isn't it an example for us to work hard? The road to life is not smooth, just like Chen Lan, the protagonist did not forget her in the end, but he also had An Ran. Especially the protagonist's repeated frustrations in the mall are very exciting. The description of emotions is also very appropriate. Really highly recommended to watch