(A light, sweet, slow-paced romance + unrequited love becomes mutual + marriage first, love later)
At the end of summer in 2018, a dazzling young man suddenly entered Shen You's heart. She buried her feelings deep inside, as her love had never been returned, yet she still found joy in loving him.
In early summer 2025, Shen You got married. As the scorching sunlight fell on her marriage certificate, her heart warmed until it burned.
By 2028, she had a warm, happy little home. The happiness brought to her by the person at her side often made her wish life weren't so short, but it was enough, too.
“The boy in her heart will always be dazzling, and forever young.”
Tan Ji married at the age of 27. In an era when marriage was called a grave, he didn't believe it was one. He loved the person who belonged to him, and felt content and happy.
At 30, Tan Ji's household grew from two people to three. He smiled more and more, and his business dealings grew gentler. He could no longer be seen at some major events, though the occasional glimpse of his family appeared in the entertainment news. The reporters joked that marriage had turned into honey for President Tan.
“With her, the rest of my life is wrapped in sweetness.”
The man is clean, the woman is C, and the heroine had an ex-boyfriend. How to say it? I still like the heroine the most, but she is always a little unsure. The male protagonist's parents are also pretty good. Although the female protagonist feels timid, they may be trying to make her more confident. Regarding the male protagonist, my opinion is the same as that of the female protagonist's parents, who don't like it at the moment. There's nothing big wrong with the male protagonist, but I'm not very satisfied with how he treats his wife.
The man is clean, the woman is C, and the heroine had an ex-boyfriend. How to say it? I still like the heroine the most, but she is always a little unsure. The male protagonist's parents are also pretty good. Although the female protagonist feels timid, they may be trying to make her more confident. Regarding the male protagonist, my opinion is the same as that of the female protagonist's parents, who don't like it at the moment. There's nothing big wrong with the male protagonist, but I'm not very satisfied with how he treats his wife.