I Was Only Supposed to Flirt, So Why Are You Crying After We Break Up?

Xiao Fu always says he doesn't blame Si Qing. He knows Si Qing had no choice in the situation, and he can't be too harsh on him when Si Qing is caught in a dilemma, feeling guilty and remorseful. But are those countless days of waiting, seeing each other only a few times a year, really okay? Are those messages sent out but never replied to, really okay?

Si Qing, you found the nineteen-year-old Fu Siyi, right? Love can make you weary, but it can also make you radiant. I understand Si Qing's predicament; he struggles in a world of interests he is not good at, and he only opens his heart to the young master. I also understand Fu Siyi's open and honest love. He is both delicate and firm. He said that what he is willing to do is not a grievance.

It's a great story. Fu's pure love and Si's idealistic view of reality inevitably lead them through ups and downs, because no one's love is without a trace of lies, no one can be without expectations of love, no one can remain rational about love, and no one's reality is as ideal as their ideal. I really love their story; it's a bittersweet experience you deserve.

I read from 11 PM to 4 AM, but I didn't finish it; I only read up to the part I felt should end. For the first time, I wished I was reading a tragic ending! When Fu Bao asked, "Am I too much trouble?" My tears just started flowing, and I couldn't stop. I felt that no matter how much Si Qing had no choice or how much he loved, let this relationship end on the day of Lixia (the beginning of summer).

I really love the young master, now and in the future. After Si Qing wins him back, he must treat Xiao Fu well (I cried so much when Xiao Fu was surrounded by reporters, became speechless, and had a car accident 😢😢😢). Because Xiao Fu truly loves Si Qing!!! Wishing the young couple a long and happy life together 💕💕💕 Does Wen Ye really have a boyfriend? What about Xiao Yu?

While watching, I really felt sorry for Fu Siyi. Seeing his pain, I thought the tragic ending was a good thing, allowing him to meet a lover who could give him a sense of security again. In the end, I realized it was his own life, and his thoughts were the most important. 🥺🥺🥺

Getting close to you means getting close to pain; staying away from you means staying away from happiness. A huge thank you to Xiao Fu and Xiao Qing for being in my life. Seeing your happiness brings tears to my eyes, and it's not just my family who sheds tears. At first, I really wondered why Xiao Fu forgave Xiao Qing so easily.

It's such a beautiful film! It really captures the essence of that popular line, "We each had our own difficulties back then, I don't blame you anymore." Even though they're happy now, I still feel a pang of sadness. I wish this young couple happiness every day to come.

After watching the show, I felt their love was incredibly difficult to balance. Si Qing needed a marriage of convenience (an arranged engagement with a partner who was already in a relationship) to reclaim what belonged to his parents, primarily to protect his father. Fu Siyi offered to give Si Qing all the shares and real estate left by his parents as leverage, avoiding the marriage.

The author writes so well, I cried so much while reading it 😢. Xiao Fu is such a sensitive person; he can take care of everyone, but sometimes he can't take care of himself. He's a very good person, just that he's experienced too much pain. I rarely read stories from the male lead's perspective, but this one is really well-written.