Cheng Yan held high the banner of idealism all his life and was anti-feudal, backward and anti-conservative.
Also, her childhood sweetheart, Lu Yi Qing, was the baby she had chosen to marry.
Cheng Yan believes that nothing is more important in life than freedom. She pursues free love, free career, and free growth.
She would rather risk being kicked out of her home, insist on breaking off the engagement, and insist on falling in love with that man who is as warm and gentle as the moonlight.
Cheng Yan gave up her family identity and property, fell in love with that person, got married, and built a love nest. Then she watched that person keep saying he loved her, but then he climbed up the wall, cheated on her, flirted constantly, and told other women about her innocence and stupidity.
Cheng Yan understood what bullshit love is about the black moonlight green tea man. It was because her flat bed didn't smell good or her vegetable basket didn't look good.
He kicked the scumbag with his feet, beat the bitch with his hands, and liked the green book. Then, he opened the door and was hit by a flower pot that fell from upstairs.
When he opened his eyes again, Cheng Yan was 18 years old again.
Back to the night before she and Lu Yiqing broke off their engagement.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
