“The river looks like it’s been set ablaze, yet it just keeps burning.”
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Song Yousheng represents a poor old man as his lawyer in a civil dispute.
The defendant turns out to be the delinquent classmate who teased her younger brother the first time they met, many years ago.
And beneath this seemingly simple case, undercurrents are stirring.
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Jiang Yujin tilts his head back and deliberately blows all the scorching smoke from his lungs into Song Yousheng’s face. A sly, ruthless smile touches the corners of his eyes. He looks utterly at ease, like a divine judge seated high above the world.
“I’m a murderer, sis. Are you scared?”
“What is there to be scared of?”
Song Yousheng looks at him as if she can see through that filthy exterior and glimpse the proud spirit burning fiercely within.
“Are you afraid I’ll kill myself for your sake?”
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I’m the murderer who killed myself for you.
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“So it was love that set the fire.”
“Wildfire never dies out; with the spring breeze, it springs to life again.”
From Bai Juyi’s “Farewell on the Ancient Grassland”
Note: The characters’ IQ = the author’s IQ = practically nonexistent
Song Yousheng × Jiang Yujin, one-on-one, happy ending
1. Lawyer × defendant
2. Not-quite-siblings romance
3. A touch of crime investigation
(*ˊᵕˋ)✩︎‧Although it made me a little confused
Not bad, come on
It's beautiful, I really like the male and female protagonists, and I also like the author's descriptions of each character.
Not bad, I like it
It's just a little sloppy at the end but overall it's pretty good. This is my third book and I like it. It's pretty good.
It's a pretty good novel, (*˘˘*). .:*♡, I really feel good about it