Inspired by Shu Ting's poem To the Oak Tree.
A mutual pining, pure-love story between Chen Yuanqing, a university professor of business administration, and Lu Xiao, a CEO with a modern Chinese style.
Qingqing.
Hmm?
Do you know what I envy most about you?
What?
That drive of yours, the way you keep moving forward even when you're lost and confused. I'm not like you. Ever since I was born, my path has already been laid out for me, so all I can do is try my hardest to do the best I can along it. But you're different. You're free. Even choosing me was your choice to make, and the only thing I've ever been free to choose was you.
I love you, but you're free. Love isn't a shackle; it's companionship.
There's also a forced-love storyline between two women. Feel free to check it out if you're interested.
I'm a new writer with a new book, so please go easy on me after reading.
The writing is good, the ideas are clear, and the character of the daughter is particularly profound. Although the female protagonist is a little unstable, she is thankful that the male protagonist is a normal person. I look forward to the author's next work, and the author has a bright future.