Zheng Ziling_Tomorrow I will definitely not think like this_Hong Kong and Macao only

Author: Zheng Ziling Publisher: Bright Culture Book length: 148mm x 210mm Number of pages: 240 pages ISBN: 978-988-8820-93-1 【brief introduction】 Zheng Ziling's latest love novel //Perhaps we are obsessed with meeting again because later we all want to believe that the silly silly we said and did when we were young are not completely meaningless. // Her fiancé passed away suddenly, and she lost all sense and meaning of life. She embarked on a honeymoon trip alone, but on the way to the hotel, she met her childhood sweetheart who had now changed her name. After the incident at the age of eighteen, the two people who once loved each other had already gone their separate ways. When their lives intersect again, the past that they don’t want to remember wakes up again... Do you really think you’ve seen everything? not necessarily. Can you give up on yourself? Don't ask for it. Because - new ideas will pop up tomorrow, Shocked by new encounters, Even a reunion with an old friend can save your scarred heart. When all kinds of healing methods are ineffective, you find that the most effective way is to meet your ex-boyfriend again? And he was miserable. Recovering an old lover is not to miss him, but to feel that he can be hurt again. This may be another kind of healing. If a collision with this person will inevitably lead to pain, at least pain is a feeling. Wherever there is feeling, there is salvation. 【About the Author】 Zheng Ziling Graduated from the Department of Translation and Interpretation of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, with minors in French and Japanese studies. He was an exchange student at the University of California, Los Angeles, and received a master's degree in cross-cultural studies from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Born on February 29th, which occurs once every four years, he is an emotional Pisces, prone to laughter and even easier to cry. Loves cats, the sea, books, music, and photography, hates hypocrisy, and refuses to be restrained. I have a phobia of flying, but I love traveling masochistically. I like to write about love, and I’m glad I still believe in love.