Qin Che's deepest obsessions and compromises are hidden in the emotional entanglements at the Dark Spot Base. He loved the little civet flower so much that he wanted to lock her tightly beside him, but he couldn't stop her from being like a bright light. She would not only throw herself into his arms, but also stand on tiptoes and kiss the side of Xue Ying's face, and act coquettishly in Xue Ming's arms.
Those intimate moments were like needles, pricking Qin Che's eyes red. He lost his temper and even thought of trapping her, but in the end he couldn't resist her aggrieved tears and "I love you too, Archer."
Finally, he relaxed and allowed her to express her love for Xue Ming and Xue Ying, but stubbornly held her hand tightly: "They can be in your heart, but I must be the heaviest one."
Therefore, in the world of Little Lihua, Qin Che's depth, Xue Ying's gentleness, and Xue Ming's liveliness all occupy a corner. Each love is sincere and passionate, and the "heaviest" share that Qin Che maintains with compromise has become his unique bottom line and salvation in this complicated relationship.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
