Fu He's first love from his hard-up days in Southeast Asia is pregnant. Tan Shuyi loves him desperately and refuses to divorce him.
But forcing someone to stay by your side can only end badly. Her younger brother is killed, her family is set up to have a car accident, and she loses her sight.
Yet he protects the culprit, all because that woman is his first love.
At last, her heart dies.
After they divorce, she discovers that the gentle man who willingly became her “guide dog” while she was blind was Fu He.
The one who saved her from the brink of death when she was nine was Fu He.
The one who quietly helped her deal with her bullies at school was Fu He.
When she couldn't mix the color she wanted, the one who reopened his old wounds and used his blood to make her paint was Fu He, too.
He pretended to be so cold, yet behind closed doors he loved her like a madman.
If anyone so much as touched her, he wanted to take their life.
She asked, “Why didn't you tell me?”
He smiled. “You said I was only his substitute.”
How should I put it, um... In the end, I didn't introduce the relationship between the guy named Gu and the heroine. He just wanted me to make up my own mind. The author is great, and the rest is OK, but I feel a little pity for the child, who was thrown twice, ugh