Bone-Eroding Love: Mr. Yan's White Moonlight Will Never Look Back

"He pushed her into the abyss with his own hands just to repay another person's kindness. Five years later, he spent everything he had on his knees begging for forgiveness, but she only smiled and asked: 'Can all your wealth buy back my crippled right hand, or my father's life?' - Yan Hanqing, your retribution is not to lose me, but to live soberly with 'I don't deserve it' for the rest of your life." It is not only a love story that allows readers to vent their emotions, but also a serious work about trauma, dignity, professionalism, and how human nature shines or becomes dusty in extreme situations. It tells us: the real punishment is not revenge, but when you wake up, the person you hurt no longer needs you; real growth is not about becoming hard, but about being able to rebuild a more resilient self after being broken.

It brought tears to my eyes

Like, praise, praise, praise

The writing is superb and beautifully written.

Isn't it three months? It's seven months. The time is a bit confusing.