Abuse Two men Redemption Realistic
Nian Sui's love was regarded as immature love by his brother Xie Kuimo. Nian Sui's love was completely exposed. Xie Kui thought it was a disease and took Nian Sui to a rehabilitation center for "correction". Finally came out, but the person who picked him up was not his brother, but a stranger to him-Ji Yiran. Later, the two fell in love and thought that happiness had finally arrived, but God was so unfair...
"Does good come to you, and evil to you?"
Reader comments
The delicate brushwork does not contain so much vigorous love, but only Ji Yiran's silent care. These are just the tiny flowers blooming in the grass, which are far more important to spring than a cluster of gorgeous roses. There will always be a lot of heartache in life, whether it is the experience of age or Ji Yiran's failure to keep his lover, but it is also because of these imperfections that we are who we are. Finally, I hope that there really is a "world that allows scars to be erased" so that all shortcomings have the opportunity to be filled.
I saw another book whose author was 🔒. It should have Jiang Quan as the protagonist, but unfortunately I haven't seen it yet. Jiang Quan is also a very good person. Although I only know a few words about him from the guest appearance in this book, his resistance to fate can be seen in the sentence "living is the best resistance", and the help of age also best explains his personality charm. Even in the dark, he must try his best to illuminate others.
The delicate brushwork does not contain so much vigorous love, but only Ji Yiran's silent care. These are just the tiny flowers blooming in the grass, which are far more important to spring than a cluster of gorgeous roses. There will always be a lot of heartache in life, whether it is the experience of age or Ji Yiran's failure to keep his lover, but it is also because of these imperfections that we are who we are. Finally, I hope that there really is a "world that allows scars to be erased" so that all shortcomings have the opportunity to be filled. I saw another book whose author was 🔒. It should have Jiang Quan as the protagonist, but unfortunately I haven't seen it yet. Jiang Quan is also a very good person. Although I only know a few words about him from the guest appearance in this book, his resistance to fate can be seen in the sentence "living is the best resistance", and the help of age also best explains his personality charm. Even in the dark, he must try his best to illuminate others.