Before she died, Lin Wan realized that the "distant place" she had been chasing all her life was far less tangible than the bowl of hot porridge given by Gu Chen next door. In her previous life, in order to get rid of her rural identity, she insisted on leaving her hometown with Song Zhenguo, an educated youth, but she didn't know that Song Zhenguo just took a fancy to her as the daughter of the village secretary and used her father's identity to return to the city. After entering the city, they immediately fell in love with the original Qingmei, but she spent her youth in wandering, was broken by others, and finally ended up dying in a foreign country. And the taciturn young man next door, Gu Chen, was always waiting for her, and he never married until the end. Even after learning of her death, he traveled thousands of miles back to his hometown with her ashes. Reborn with endless regrets, Lin Wan decisively gave up on Gu Zhenguo and chose to marry Gu Chen. The two of them lived a better life. She finally understood that the so-called destination was not an unreachable dream, but the person beside her who was willing to accompany her three meals a day and four seasons.
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There are too many typos and many sentences are not smooth, which greatly affects the reading experience.
There are too many typos and many sentences are not smooth, which greatly affects the reading experience.