[A white swan with a delicate body and a soft body x a wild and untamed rough man]
Everyone thought that Jiang Yin's marriage to Jiang Zhaoxing was a flower stuck in cow dung.
After all, one is the lead dancer of a cold cultural troupe, and the other is a bastard who has no parents and only knows how to drive a truck.
Only Jiang Yin knew that this marriage was the life-saving talisman she had asked for.
Because of that strange disease, she couldn't live without him.
She was his addiction, but he was her medicine.
For countless nights after their marriage, she trembled in pain in his arms, begging him to hold her tighter.
Jiang Zhaoxing always followed the instructions silently, wiping away her cold sweat with his rough fingertips, and there was a dark color in his eyes that others could not understand.
No one knows that Chiang Kai-shek, who later became the richest man in the world, once said to himself late one night to the cigarette butts on the ground:
"I would rather she be sick for the rest of her life... Than not need me."
He basely thanked the disease for allowing him to catch the swan that would have flown far away.
Reader comments
Well, it seems to be okay at the moment. The one at the back is no longer in pain. Can I struggle a little less? And every time the heroine asks, she always says the same thing. I think it can be modified.
The biggest surprise is that the male protagonist smokes and smells of cigarette smoke. .
It's a bit messy later on, whether it's solving Zheng Jianshe's matter or discussing the fact that the heroine has recovered from her illness and no longer needs the hero. I feel like I've read it several times. Could it be that the author wrote several editions and couldn't choose which one was better, so he just put them all?
I feel that throughout the entire article, the male protagonist is still more enjoyable than the female protagonist.
Well, it seems to be okay at the moment. The one at the back is no longer in pain. Can I struggle a little less? And every time the heroine asks, she always says the same thing. I think it can be modified.
The biggest surprise is that the male protagonist smokes and smells of cigarette smoke. . It's a bit messy later on, whether it's solving Zheng Jianshe's matter or discussing the fact that the heroine has recovered from her illness and no longer needs the hero. I feel like I've read it several times. Could it be that the author wrote several editions and couldn't choose which one was better, so he just put them all? I feel that throughout the entire article, the male protagonist is still more enjoyable than the female protagonist.
Shuang Jie? Author Da Da