Xia Ning disappeared just when he decided to get back together with his lover Ye Huazhang who had betrayed him.
Ye Huazhang fell in love with Xia Ning at first sight, but missed it in a hurry. Unexpectedly, fate would favor them and reunite them, and sweet love began to grow.
However, no matter how sweet love is, it cannot withstand deception. When Ye Huazhang chose to betray Xia Ning for profit, Xia Ning left quietly.
Ye Huazhang never thought that he would lose Xia Ning. When he tried his best to see Xia Ning again, and through his own changes, he finally made Xia Ning willing to try to get close to him again, something unexpected happened again, and Xia Ning disappeared...
Reader comments
I really don't know what to say.
(I skipped the previous part of campus time, I didn't watch it, I only express my thoughts on the latter part)
Xia Ning is indeed a bit weak. After experiencing these things, he still chooses to forgive. He is really easy to be soft-hearted and is truly a love brain. I really hate the fact that iron cannot become steel, and sometimes I feel really angry when I watch it. And why do this to him? This is a kind of harm. I thought I would switch attacks, but I didn't expect another person to hurt him. Also, I really can't imagine Ye Huazhang becoming such a person. Even without that crisis, his attitude towards Xia Ning had already changed. There is no requirement to maintain enthusiasm, but his attitude is already bored, and he even looks down on Xia Ning a little. He is not worried about Xia Ning and will not protect him. He would rather let him suffer. He has forgotten their promise. I am really afraid that he will change his mind again soon (of course I still hope that the young couple will be well). Just like his father said, he was very determined before, but he is no longer the same person. He just bullied Xia Ning into loving him, so he was willing to treat him like this. But it was obviously him who chased Xia Ning first! I just discovered that there is a kind of scumbag who eats from the bowl and looks at the pot. I hope he treats Xia Ning well in the future.
Of course, I admit that the author wrote it well and made me cry. Very well written and well written. Come on! [Sending Hearts]
The pace of the book is well controlled.
The content also feels very real (maybe?)
It's like a three-year itch... (Maybe that's not quite right)
Maybe that's not the truth?
I really don't know what to say. (I skipped the previous part of campus time, I didn't watch it, I only express my thoughts on the latter part) Xia Ning is indeed a bit weak. After experiencing these things, he still chooses to forgive. He is really easy to be soft-hearted and is truly a love brain. I really hate the fact that iron cannot become steel, and sometimes I feel really angry when I watch it. And why do this to him? This is a kind of harm. I thought I would switch attacks, but I didn't expect another person to hurt him. Also, I really can't imagine Ye Huazhang becoming such a person. Even without that crisis, his attitude towards Xia Ning had already changed. There is no requirement to maintain enthusiasm, but his attitude is already bored, and he even looks down on Xia Ning a little. He is not worried about Xia Ning and will not protect him. He would rather let him suffer. He has forgotten their promise. I am really afraid that he will change his mind again soon (of course I still hope that the young couple will be well). Just like his father said, he was very determined before, but he is no longer the same person. He just bullied Xia Ning into loving him, so he was willing to treat him like this. But it was obviously him who chased Xia Ning first! I just discovered that there is a kind of scumbag who eats from the bowl and looks at the pot. I hope he treats Xia Ning well in the future. Of course, I admit that the author wrote it well and made me cry. Very well written and well written. Come on! [Sending Hearts] The pace of the book is well controlled. The content also feels very real (maybe?) It's like a three-year itch... (Maybe that's not quite right) Maybe that's not the truth?