Ten Days to Doomsday? I Slay Gods for Love

Su Man and Yang Ming had been childhood sweethearts. Their relationship lasted until Su Man's junior year of college. Yang Ming hated studying and had gone out to mix with society after middle school. But once Su Man started university, she increasingly felt the two of them weren't right for each other. Even though Yang Ming had been her first, Su Man ultimately broke up with him. Unable to accept it, Yang Ming pursued her relentlessly and committed a crime. The whole school found out, and Su Man never graduated. After Yang Ming got out, he continued to harass Su Man. She ended up divorced and gave up custody of her child, but still couldn't escape Yang Ming's all-consuming love. Su Man fled Hebei for Shandong, then moved to Shanghai for work and started dating someone. But Yang Ming found her again. She fled to Xiamen and began seeing someone there, but the moment Yang Ming showed up, she had no choice but to break up. She fled to Shenzhen next, where she sold breakfast and shared a room with a man. But Yang Ming found her there, too, so she kept fleeing: to Yunnan, Xinjiang, Tibet, then Inner Mongolia, and finally Heilongjiang. In every place, Su Man found a new boyfriend and was happy with him, but whenever Yang Ming appeared, everything changed. Their entanglement was beyond belief. At last, Su Man fled to the mountains, driven completely mad. She ran into the snowy wilderness and was caught in an avalanche. Fortunately, Yang Ming showed up in time to save her, but by then, his all-consuming love had driven Su Man insane. Yang Ming took the mad Su Man back to their hometown in Hebei and cared for her for the rest of her life. The two were together again, and they seemed happy. But was his all-consuming love really happiness? In the days that followed, did Su Man keep gambling with her life?