Burning Ember

[Rough Han Village Party Secretary vs. Ghostly Troublemaker Girl] Nine-year age difference/two-way redemption/old couple and young married couple/girl chasing boy/straight ball girl Seventeen-year-old Jian Fan met Song Ran for the first time. She was disgusted and said, "You are a country bumpkin." When she was twenty years old, she fought for Song Ran. She dragged the boy who insulted him and said viciously: "Even if you look exactly the same, you are not one ten thousandth as good as him." At first Song Ran regarded her as a child, but later he just hoped that the child could come home more often to see him, a lonely old man. She eats him up and then abandons him. He sent her a message: "I'm waiting for you." What she didn't know was that it took him a lifetime of courage to say these three words. An adult who has passed the age of casual commitment knows that people's hearts are fickle and young life is full of hormones, but he doesn't want to imprison a rose and watch her wither and wither day and night. Love is hot, sincere, brave, and paranoid and possessive. It's also about letting go, cherishing and cherishing.