The Second Male Lead Script I Wrote for Him

Male rivals, a tangled love triangle, explicit content, and an over-the-top Mary Sue drama. Please proceed with caution if these bother you. In the end, Tang Qingshu chose to take her own life. She had spent more than twenty years escaping the pain of her dysfunctional family, yet she still couldn't heal the wounds of her childhood. Her mother remarried, her stepfather went bankrupt and was hospitalized with mental illness, the family was buried in debt, and her stepbrother ran away. She, the unwanted burden, became the family’s jinx. During those dark days, only Pei You'an truly treated her well. He took in the wild child nobody wanted, kept her by his side, and taught her to read and write for more than a decade. Pei You'an was Tang Qingshu's only salvation in this world. But when she thought of how, seven years ago, Pei You'an hadn't even had the courage to leave her a simple “Wait for me” before abandoning her to go abroad, she realized she'd lost all trace of him. A man who had abandoned her like that wasn't worth missing after all. Tang Qingshu wrote the final line of her suicide note: “How lucky I am to stand alone, with nothing left to tie me to this world. I don't want to owe anyone, so I won't miss anyone.” After writing the last chapter, Tang Qingshu closed the suicide note she'd written and placed it in a compartment in her urn. Ding! The clock struck twelve. A new day had begun, and today, August 1, was her birthday. There was no cake. Tang Qingshu lit a white candle for herself and burned some paper money in advance: “Happy birthday, Tang Qingshu. Pei You'an, I won't wait for you anymore this year.” Smiling, Tang Qingshu carried out the final step of her death plan: “Kill Tang Qingshu.” Just as she was about to inject potassium cyanide into her vein, the phone suddenly rang. “Hello, Ms. Tang? Your grave has been dug up.”