Tired City at Dawn

Zhao Ran has spent his whole life seeking his own freedom under the guise of stability. When he was young, he thought that no matter what the outcome was, it didn't matter. . . . . . It's like looking at mountains and rivers, the mountains are still there, the people I like just go away, but I just like them. After missing out in the middle period, my thoughts: I suddenly want to compromise, like getting married, I want a sense of security, I want to have a home of my own, my own belonging, I want to have a light in thousands of homes just for myself. Later I meet someone I can't love again, and I finally want to obey my own thoughts: I won't Trapped in the name of love, after all, the sky is high and birds can fly. I once said that my heart is higher than the sky, love is nothing, and freedom is my main theme, "I have wandered in the world, and my life has been north, south, west and east." In the end, the three emotions were intertwined to form Zhao Xiao's stable and "free" heart. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.