He is a prodigy, a legendary figure everyone calls “President Song,” and the object of countless women’s desire. She is a nobody of humble origins, but when they were young, she told him, “You owe me your life, so you have to marry me! I saved you!”
He loves her so intensely it’s almost frightening, wishing he could lay the whole world at her feet. “A You, if anyone shows you an inch of respect, you give them back a foot! If the sky falls, I’ll hold it up for you!”
Years later, a reporter asks him, “President Song, what’s your biggest regret in life?”
“Not being by A You’s side when she gave birth.”
“President Song, and what do you regret most?”
Song Chengyan glances down at the little tyke who barely reaches his knee, yet knows exactly how to compete with him for his wife and his place in bed. Gritting his teeth, he replies, “Having a child!”
Mini Song Chengyan: “...”
Reporter: “...”
Not bad, not bad, recommended, fried chicken sticks, but the ending was a bit rushed
It felt okay, not too sad, and the ending was a bit rushed.
Not bad, but the ending is a bit rushed
Except for the ending, which is a bit sloppy, everything else is really good.
Why is the ending so perfunctory (*≧m≦*)