His Smiling Eyes

The story of a handsome dandy and an illegitimate son chasing his wife in the crematorium. The writing style is mature and the emotions are delicate. The details are very vivid. The passionate scenes should not be delayed at all. The heroine is a fat little foodie with an unattractive appearance. She has a big belly but is jealous. She has lost her mother and her only daughter, and is the daughter of the family. The family hotel run by the heroine's father is in a 40 billion debt crisis, and he wants to find a business marriage for his daughter to tide over the crisis. The male protagonist is an illegitimate son who has been marginalized by the family. His only role is to bring benefits to the family through marriage. The families all have different goals and hit it off immediately. However, a crisis broke out in the heroine's family on the wedding day. The hero and his family members all felt cheated and did not want to help. The male protagonist doesn't like the female protagonist, and he has his own Bai Yueguang, so he hopes to get a divorce. The female protagonist is originally beautiful and passionate, wanting to melt the male protagonist and become famous for doting on her husband. The heroine's patience gradually wears away, and with the return of Bai Yueguang, the hero falls in love with the heroine without knowing it, and due to various information gaps, what follows is the story of chasing his wife in the crematorium. In the middle, there are some past and present stories interspersed around the ancestral hotel. Just Jiang, I'm still chasing, it's not over yet

When I first started watching it, I was really scolding the male protagonist for what a piece of shit he was, and crying while scolding me. I couldn't stand the "bad guy" character of the male protagonist, and I wanted to bury him alive. But when I saw the later part, I suddenly understood a lot, and I didn't just hate the male protagonist purely. I really felt the female protagonist's feeling of being unable to let go and being forced to let go, which made her feel sour, astringent and bitter. The first two hundred or so chapters really describe the process of a woman's hope for her husband until she gradually gives up. I even want to use the word "cruel" to describe this process. In the end, all that is left is the heartache and regret for the female protagonist and the complexity of not completely hating the male protagonist but not wanting to like it. But I have to say that this process also tells the story of how the male protagonist is changed little by little by the female protagonist, and how he gradually falls in love with the female protagonist without realizing it. It also tells the story of how the male protagonist turns back as a prodigal son and the female protagonist grows up to be sane and sober. I have only read more than 200 chapters so far, and it is not all abuse. I sincerely admire the author, so I left a sigh and continued reading the article.

It's a very, very, very good book. It's not a Stockholm routine in which a scumbag tortures me a thousand times and I treat the scumbag like my first love. It's not a cool story in which the enchanting and beautiful female protagonist makes the hero willing to surrender. The fat second-generation rich heroine goes through the same emotional experiences as most ordinary people, ordinary but extraordinary stories, including passionate love, heart-broken hearts, meeting the wrong person at the right time, and soul mates who never have time to stay together. It seems that all the love and hate entanglements she has experienced with all her strength are to tell her that if she is lucky enough to meet the right person, even if the yin and yang are separated and cannot be together, she will still be happy inside. It can give people more strength than reluctantly holding on to a so-called lover whose heart is not in her. No spoilers, but I think readers who have experienced the bitterness and sweetness of life and tasted the sweetness and bitterness of love will have the patience to read this slightly long story. They will see their own shadow in the heroine's mental journey and heal themselves in the process of crying for her. It turns out that everyone is the same, so don't blame others, let alone deny yourself, you will always be unique in someone's eyes~

Very beautiful, I follow it every day

Such a beautifully written novel, but the rating is low［

Not bad

This drama is a complete jump-start. The first plot is too cliche, and there is also a fantasy in the middle. It feels too complicated and I don't really like watching it.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

The male protagonist is not good, and neither is the female protagonist. Poor child

The plot is quite draggy. The writing is okay