Among the disciples of high-ranking officials in the capital, Zhou Yubai was known as a proud man, arrogant and cold-hearted, but he was attracted to the gentle and obedient Shen Zhiyi. She is the white rose carefully raised in his palm. His love is passionate and pure, but also fragile and easy to break.
After a game of power, the Zhou family fell into crisis. In order to preserve the family, Zhou Yubai was forced to marry and pushed Shen Zhiyi away from him. It rained heavily on the night they broke up, and she asked him with red eyes: "Have you ever loved me?" He responded with silence, but when she turned around, he smashed the cigarette butts on the ground.
When we met again five years later, she was a budding curator, and he was already the leader of the Zhou family that had undergone tremendous changes. Old love rekindles like wildfire, but what stands in between are the unresolved misunderstandings from the past, the obstruction of the family, and the bloody pride of each other. When Zhou Yubai finally lowered his head and said, "Zhiyi, I can't afford to lose to you," Shen Zhiyi smiled and handed over a wedding invitation - the groom was not him.
Love and hate are entangled in the high-walled courtyard, and all the broken mirrors are reunited. ** In this huge gamble with sincerity as the bargaining chip, we will either spend the rest of our lives together or be doomed.
(The full text is highly sadistic and sweet, focusing on "Love is the madness that destroys oneself and rebuilds each other")
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It's pretty good, but it hasn't been updated much yet.
It's pretty good, but it hasn't been updated much yet.