Shi Xuran loved Song Tingzhi so much she lowered herself to the dust, but the man never returned her feelings.
She poured out her heart to him, but he mocked her, saying she was just a stand-in and had no right to dream of his love.
He didn't love her, but he wouldn't let her go either, until she died on their wedding night.
At the funeral, the man didn't shed a single tear.
Everyone said the head of the Song family was cold and heartless, unmoved by his wife's death.
No one knew that after she died, he lay awake night after night.
Reborn, she finally understood. She would never again be someone else's shadow.
But Song Tingzhi changed his mind. He went to great lengths to expose her secret identity, then held her tightly in his arms, eyes red with emotion.
"You're back. I missed you so much."
She broke free of his embrace and said, each word clear and deliberate: "But I don't miss you."
Not bad. If there are more themes like classic bosses, I might read it a few more times.
I want to know the ending of another version. Did he save the heroine and catch the bad guy? The heroine cleared up the past and the two of them got back together again. Or maybe after catching the bad guys, the male protagonist will continue to pursue the female protagonist, although I think this is less likely.
I really feel uncomfortable. The author's writing is really not good. The heroine's love brain is like this no matter how many times she is whitewashed. There are obviously many conditions, but she just can't choose. After being reborn, she is alone and has no worries. She still compromises. She has two children and doesn't have a long memory. Her brain is really stupid. It's useless to forcefully whitewash her.
It looks good, and the author's writing is pretty good, but the subject matter is a bit too bloody, and the ending is a bit unsatisfying. I just wrote all the previous experiences as the male protagonist's hypnosis. My idea is that it is better to let the bad guys get their due retribution early and then be, or the ending is written as the female protagonist's dream after hypnosis, because the entire book is almost written from the female protagonist's perspective. The last time I saw this book was because I came across a novel tweet about this book.
Everyone has their own preferences for radishes and vegetables. The following are my personal thoughts. I specially read the entire book before coming up with this idea. I can't think of this final ending, but it doesn't matter. The final ending doesn't affect my understanding of the previous plot settings. It's really too bloody. I've read similar novels, but I just can't like this one. The male protagonist harmed the female protagonist's child, and the female protagonist can still be with him. Every time she said she wanted to break away from the male protagonist, but in the end he still came to him, which made people like it. I don't know what to say. Anyway, it's quite strange.
To be honest, I really didn't expect this twist. If it weren't for this ending, I might have said that the heroine is in love.
This reversal was really unexpected. I thought it was another cliché plot.
The ending is really unexpected.
My mom, I feel a little surprised
This is the first time I use the word shocking to describe a novel