[Reunion after a long separation/Sweet pet healing/Running in both directions]
Wen Shuangsheng dumped Qi Su. This gossip that everyone in Nanda talked about was actually reversed on New Year's Eve.
Some people say that Wen Shuangsheng pursues Qi Su for fame and fortune, while others say that it is because of guilt and intolerance, but only Wen Shuangsheng understands that it is because of love.
She loved him, from looking back to staying together, from south to north, from Tibet to Dali. Along the way, they were so compatible and so reluctant to let go, but in the end, they still separated...
At the beginning of the story, Wen Shuangsheng helped Qi Su pick up the lost red rope. He said that he did not believe in Buddhism, but at the end of the story, he knelt down and made a wish on Jizu Mountain, hoping to accompany her from hell to the world until she grows old.
Former Campus + Back City
Gentle Healing Breeze vs. Paranoid Yandere Seagull1v1sc
Qi Su: You said you want to be the breeze in the mountains, then I am the seagull in the Blue Lake. I come and go in the world, and the way back is you.
——Wherever you are, there is peace everywhere.
Reader comments
I like the plot, but it feels like reading a classical Chinese novel. It's foggy and incomprehensible. People are always described with objects. Too many of them are counterproductive. It can be appropriate. But here, too many objects are used to describe people. It feels like an ancient poem.
I feel like I don't understand [laughs awkwardly]
Maybe it's because I don't know how to appreciate it, or maybe it's because the author's writing is too profound and I feel like I don't understand it [awkward laugh][awkward laugh]
I like the plot, but it feels like reading a classical Chinese novel. It's foggy and incomprehensible. People are always described with objects. Too many of them are counterproductive. It can be appropriate. But here, too many objects are used to describe people. It feels like an ancient poem.
I feel like I don't understand [laughs awkwardly]
Maybe it's because I don't know how to appreciate it, or maybe it's because the author's writing is too profound and I feel like I don't understand it [awkward laugh][awkward laugh]