Before they broke up:
Xu Chengzhi held her and coaxed her gently. “Baby, you can’t eat that cold.”
Yin Xiao wouldn’t budge. “I want it.”
Xu Chengzhi gave in helplessly. “Be good. I’ll warm it up for you first.”
After they broke up:
Xu Chengzhi looked at her coldly and distantly. “Miss Yin, please show some restraint.”
Yin Xiao looked at him pitifully. “I miss you.”
Xu Chengzhi: “...I miss you too.”
She was ill, and only he could cure her.
He thought she wasn’t ill. She thought he didn’t want to cure her, so they broke up.
When they parted, Xu Chengzhi secretly swore that if she dared to leave, he’d forget her.
Later, she left and then came back, tearfully complaining to him, “Chengcheng, I’m hurting.”
The little girl’s eyes and brows were just as he remembered, so he promptly fed the vow he’d made back then to the dogs.
It looks good, but I don't understand why they have to separate without telling each other. After telling each other, the other party doesn't accept it, but they separate, but they still have a chance to be together. It's true that the male and female protagonists don't open their mouths, but overall it's still very beautiful.
It's still okay, especially the front, the latter is a bit unreasonable, but I think it's okay when I read it without thinking. The author's writing is good.
Actually, how should I put it? It's an old plot, but it's not that outrageous. You can watch it when you're bored. The female protagonist has no mouth. The male protagonist has power and money but he doesn't know how to investigate. The heroine's love brain suggests caution before proceeding
When I read the introduction, I knew clearly that there was abuse, but I still wanted to continue reading [I almost cried]
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
I'm so happy watching it