Start reading from Chapter 3. Skip the first two chapters and don't connect them to Chapters 1 and 2.
[Two male leads + tragic romance + bad ending + both are each other's only one]
Gu Qi loved Shi Wang, but it wasn't really love.
It was obsession, not love.
He stubbornly believed,
"If you love someone, shouldn't you make everything about them belong to you?"
Including their life.
"Just as I thought, you won't even let me have your hatred."
Shi Wang didn't say a word, from beginning to end.
Five jars of ashes. They weren't family, yet they were family.
Each returned to their rightful place.
Shi Wang went to find everyone, but refused to seek out that one person's whereabouts.
It wasn't that he couldn't find him. After all, Shi Wang hadn't even gone to see that person's final wisp of ash.
In fact, overall it is very good, and the teacher's writing style is also gradually improving. Just from the first paragraph to the next sentence, you can see that the teacher really takes it seriously, and there is no unfinished ending in the end (for me. The teacher's writing about Gu Qi smashing the piano and revealing his true nature later, Shi Wang's blandness really made my eyes shine! And it can be seen that there is really no perfunctory supporting role. Most of the supporting characters who appeared have talked about their experiences and endings, and Shi Wang has told other people. People are really gentle. When Yan Ming gave things to Shi Wang, Shi Wang quickly thought of the workers in the manor. When he chose to sleep, he left a way for the driver to escape. Shi Wang also had a dream before, which happened to correspond to Yang Jing, Bai Jian and Jiang Yuxiang. Lin Xiao's death! The teacher also filled in some inaccuracies and said that medicine is also very realistic! The extra chapter is also very warm, and the language at the end is relatively calm. In fact, I feel that there are not many big waves in the whole article. There were no ups and downs in Shi Wang's life, but the biggest one was Gu Qi.