[Retired Special Forces Soldier × Easygoing Muralist × Cool, Adorable Kid + Devoted to Each Other × Sweet Romance × Fiercely Protective]
The first time Yun Jing saw Yan Tu and Xiaobing, she was reminded of Jet Li and Xie Miao in the old-school movies her elders loved.
At a glance, she could tell the father and son were skilled fighters.
So, on a whim, she chose the two of them to be her bodyguards for a year.
From then on, her life turned upside down...
When she was in college, one of her teachers once joked that people who studied fine arts fell into one of two extremes when it came to love.
The first type passed through a field of flowers and left no bloom untouched.
The second devoted themselves to one person and stayed faithful until death.
Back then, Yun Jing had smiled at the remark.
She disdained the first type and didn’t believe in the second.
Until a retired soldier set off on a journey with no return date, driven by faith and loyalty. The woman who had planned to live carefree for the rest of her life took charge of the child, family, and childish friends he left behind.
She did everything for him that he himself once had.
She said, “I’m neither kind nor compassionate, much less benevolent. I just want to pray sincerely, with these good deeds, to Heaven above and the cycle of cause and effect: may he complete his mission and return safely.
When he still wore his uniform and could fight, Yan Tu’s wish was for the country to be at peace and its people to prosper.
When he took off his uniform and could no longer return to the battlefield, he added one more wish.
He wanted to drive an RV with his wife and children, travel across the beautiful lands of their homeland, and visit the country’s northernmost point, where they had first fallen in love
It may be because it's a relatively new book and doesn't have a rating yet, but the language, plot, emotions, and sentiments in this work all resonate with me. It evokes both laughter and tears, and showcases the author's strong sense of national pride and positive values, as well as their writing skills. It deserves a five-star recommendation!
So good! 🥰🥰 The interactions between the male and female leads are very interesting and fit the synopsis perfectly. The only downside is that the male lead is a bit annoying. Author, please update more often! 😆😆
Great. Yun Jing & Yan Tu 99
The author must be a very knowledgeable person; I learned two unusual phrases here: "two peaches kill three warriors" and "clothes in colorful clothes entertain parents." I immediately followed the author; the article is good and worth reading.
The plot didn't have many twists and turns, but I was in tears throughout the final part; it was very moving.