Should you accept the sincere but impoverished love of a poor second-generation kid, or the wealthy yet unfaithful romance of a rich second-generation heir? Yang Le and Yang Guang grew up in a single-parent family. They have no money, lead ordinary lives, and find their fun in making do with little. Job hunting, dating, seeing a doctor, buying a home... The siblings overcome every growing pain with their extraordinary sibling teamwork, turning awkward situations into laughs. What do you do when you've been dumped? The rich heir calls after you, “Then I won't walk you out!” The poor second-generation sibling pulls the newcomer close and says, “It's my turn to rise up and sing my song of triumph!” And all those memories of the past, whether tearful, joyful, fortunate, or regrettable, will eventually become quiet recollections, as we grow old together...
It looks like a comedy, but it's a tragedy in the end. I still don't understand the ending, but the author is very humorous, which is my favorite style of writing.