Su Lingyu, who suffers from separation anxiety, was abandoned by her boyfriend Shen Qiao for being "too clingy" and was accidentally bound to Shen Qiao's uncle Jiang Yuli. Jiang Yuli lacked love in his childhood and was ignored by his family, but he doted on Su Lingyu and tolerated her dependence and uneasiness. The two got together in two-way redemption. Jiang Yuli helped Su Lingyu fight against her native family and psychological haze, and Su Lingyu also healed Jiang Yuli's childhood trauma. Faced with the obstruction of the Shen family and the machinations of the shopping mall, they worked together to expose the conspiracy and protect love. In the end, they moved from the awkward relationship of "uncle-nephew-ex-girlfriend" to each other's only salvation and mutual support.
Reader comments
Overall, it's not bad, except that the fate of the male protagonist's father, Na Laodeng, is a bit worse. What he says and does is rubbish, and it feels like his wife is chasing him to the ground to kill him~
Not bad. Although the heroine likes to be clingy, she is like a little sun. The male protagonist is a little bitter melon who has been abused since he was a child. He doesn't even want to come into the world. The female protagonist redeems him.
It would be better if there were more sweet scenes between the male and female protagonists. There are a lot of plots about the male protagonist's family.
I didn't expect it to be quite sweet, and it's a two-way journey and healing between two patients [laughing] The male protagonist seizes the opportunity to take over, and he feels that the parts of him that are uncomfortable denying himself are more than the female protagonist's illness [laughing and crying] The female protagonist is a sweet little sunshine, she praises people and likes her, and expresses her affirmation clearly, so the two of them are a perfect match [laughing]
Although I don't think there are any obvious shortcomings, after watching episode 40 and doing other things, I no longer have the desire to watch anymore.
It's pretty good, but it's still not sticky or sweet enough! After all, blood sugar is only 18, which is only 10 more than normal.
It's a sweet drama!
It's very good that two little bitter gourds redeem each other and run in both directions.
Overall, it's not bad, except that the fate of the male protagonist's father, Na Laodeng, is a bit worse. What he says and does is rubbish, and it feels like his wife is chasing him to the ground to kill him~
Not bad. Although the heroine likes to be clingy, she is like a little sun. The male protagonist is a little bitter melon who has been abused since he was a child. He doesn't even want to come into the world. The female protagonist redeems him.
It would be better if there were more sweet scenes between the male and female protagonists. There are a lot of plots about the male protagonist's family.
I didn't expect it to be quite sweet, and it's a two-way journey and healing between two patients [laughing] The male protagonist seizes the opportunity to take over, and he feels that the parts of him that are uncomfortable denying himself are more than the female protagonist's illness [laughing and crying] The female protagonist is a sweet little sunshine, she praises people and likes her, and expresses her affirmation clearly, so the two of them are a perfect match [laughing]
Although I don't think there are any obvious shortcomings, after watching episode 40 and doing other things, I no longer have the desire to watch anymore.
It's pretty good, but it's still not sticky or sweet enough! After all, blood sugar is only 18, which is only 10 more than normal.
It's a sweet drama!
It's very good that two little bitter gourds redeem each other and run in both directions.