At first, she was a young woman sent to the countryside, and he was the man who came to meet her at the train station.
At the station, he saw the young woman he would spend the rest of his life wanting to cherish in the palm of his hand.
He thought they were simply fated to cross paths for a fleeting moment, never to be together. He had no idea she was the very young woman sent to the countryside whom he had come to meet.
He let her stay at his house and tried every means he could think of to make her fall for him.
At last, his efforts paid off, and they got together.
But happiness never lasts. Her family had made it through the crisis, and she had to go back. Neither of them knew when they would see each other again.
No matter how much they loved each other, there was nothing they could do. In the end, she boarded the train to say goodbye.
He had been the one to bring her home when she arrived, and when she left, he was the one who personally saw her off.
He thought that with thousands of miles between them, they would never meet again.
Unexpectedly, when they did meet again, he had become his own brother's boss.
The two met again at a banquet.
Who knows what kind of sparks will fly when they meet this time?
[Both leads are devoted only to each other. The male lead keeps his true nature restrained, but when they meet again, he no longer does. The female lead is a well-behaved young woman.]
There are too many typos, but the rest are okay. The male and female protagonists are very much in love with each other, but the progress is too fast and there is a sense of ambiguity in the development. For example, the movie you are watching suddenly reaches that point. It is quite sudden. The male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight, even after losing his memory. The female protagonist is gentle and strong, and she seems to have found her backbone when meeting the male protagonist. The male protagonist himself is a scoundrel, and after meeting the heroine, he starts to pretend to be a bit polite. Then after the male protagonist is injured and loses his memory, he still falls in love with the heroine at first sight, and his scoundrel is directly exposed. It is quite interesting. There are a lot of good things in the article. The heroine needs to adapt to a new place. It feels like rushing a duck to the shelf. She meets evil people, either wallflowers or slanderous women. The heroine is forced to grow up in this environment. Fortunately, there is a male protagonist and his family to protect the heroine.
Lightning protection: A woman with a bit of drama likes the male protagonist and has great malice towards the female protagonist.