Picking off Gu Si Zhen, the flower of the high mountains, seemed to have squandered all Song Nuannuan's luck.
There is a couplet at the entrance of the Main Hall of Lingyin Temple: There is no way to be satisfied in life, and everything is only half-satisfactory.
Although people's hearts are made of flesh, stones cannot heat them.
She couldn't even ask for a half-satisfying marriage.
When Bai Yueguang returns to China, the Gu family's crisis ensues.
Now, even the reason for the marriage was false, so she resolutely threw out the divorce agreement.
There are rumors from the outside world that Gu Sizhen, the youngest son of the Gu family in Beijing, was coerced by the friendship of the older generation and forced to get married. He only works as a work machine without emotions.
But privately, he was comfortable with the eight-figure contract, but his wife in her early twenties made him anxious.
Later, this proud man who was pulled down from the altar returned to country F again and again without any regrets.
Because he finally understood: in the business world, if there is no sales, there will be an audit storm sooner or later; in the emotional world, taking but not giving is a dead end. Only by "offsetting" each other can long-term balance be achieved.
