Overgrown Weeds

Vine, vine, a pliable or soft woody or herbaceous climbing plant rooted in the soil. The stem is slender and cannot stand upright. It has a climbing habit of clinging to other objects and stretching upward by relying on its own function or special structure; when there is nothing else to cling to, it grows crawling or hanging. Climbing plants are also commonly called climbing plants. The common feature of these plants is that their stems are slender and cannot stand upright, but they all have the habit of climbing upward by borrowing their own functions or special structures to cling to other objects. In her lifetime, Teng Wen relied on her father's family as a young boy, and in her middle age, she relied on her husband's family. She worked conscientiously and worked day and night all her life. In the end, her hard-working and devoted family treated her as a pawn, and even her own son pushed her into the sea of fire and regarded the thief as his mother... After a lifetime of pain and suffering, and a lifetime of betrayal and separation, she finally woke up. In this rebirth, she only lives for herself, not to be attached to vines, but to be a Hengwu, Du Ruo Hengwu, with fragrance thousands of miles away, just for herself. There are ripples in this floating world, when she no longer believes in love, but there is someone who comes just for her... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.