【Dual male leads, reunited after years apart, a groveling ex tries to win him back】
An accidental radio broadcast mishap three years ago turned Lin Muyang's peaceful life upside down.
The culprit, Shen Changye, disappeared without a trace.
When they meet again, Lin Muyang decisively keeps his distance, but Shen Changye refuses to leave him alone.
He boldly shows up in front of Lin Muyang, who ignores him. He begs humbly, but Lin Muyang turns a deaf ear.
“Lin Muyang, I was wrong. Please forgive me, okay?”
“I'd do anything for you. I mean it.”
“Give me another chance. I swear I won't let you down again. Let's start over. What do you say?”
By chance, their relationship begins to thaw, but a crisis of trust shatters their already-fractured bond for good.
They meet again.
He says, “Shen Changye, stop shedding crocodile tears. They make me sick.”
And he says, “Lin Muyang, there's no going back for us, is there?”
P.S. The story opens in college.
Content warnings:
1. A terrible top (swearing, violence, and other flaws)
2. A timid bottom (with character growth)
3. The secondary couple is not sexually exclusive
It took me a few hours to finish reading it, and I don't know why I feel so sad. It's obviously the ending of HE, but it feels even harder to accept than BE.
The most touching thing about the book is its "imperfection"
Shen Changye's confession was selfish. He wanted to make amends not only for Lin Muyang, but also for himself who had made a big mistake. Lin Muyang's forgiveness was hesitant. What he was afraid of was not getting hurt again, but fear that he would still be moved.
There are no absolutely good people, and there are no pure bad people.
The relationship between the two men has eased slightly, but the crisis of trust followed them closely. Misunderstandings wrapped around them like vines, pushing the already fragile relationship to the brink of collapse again.
It took me a few hours to finish reading it, and I don't know why I feel so sad. It's obviously the ending of HE, but it feels even harder to accept than BE. The most touching thing about the book is its "imperfection" Shen Changye's confession was selfish. He wanted to make amends not only for Lin Muyang, but also for himself who had made a big mistake. Lin Muyang's forgiveness was hesitant. What he was afraid of was not getting hurt again, but fear that he would still be moved. There are no absolutely good people, and there are no pure bad people. The relationship between the two men has eased slightly, but the crisis of trust followed them closely. Misunderstandings wrapped around them like vines, pushing the already fragile relationship to the brink of collapse again.