Ni Dong only does two things in his life: saving people and being let down.
Fifteen years ago, he rescued a mixed-race child who was covered in blood and cooked him a bowl of porridge.
Three years ago he saved another man from a fire who became his boyfriend.
Turns out my boyfriend cheated on me.
On the day of the rape, he pushed his love rival to the ground and kissed her, hoping to disgust the couple.
After the kiss, the rival's eyes were astonishingly bright:
"I don't feel disgusted when you kiss me."
From then on, another poisonous snake entangled this mortal.
He didn't know that Ni Dong had already discovered that he was following him, and he didn't know that Ni Dong had been waiting for him to take the initiative to speak.
He only knew that this man would say after he told those dirty past:
"For a nine-year-old kid, there's nothing to be afraid of when he's forced to do that."
Ni Dong said: "We are both patients."
Xie Qin asked: "What should we do?"
Ni Dong said: "Let's take it easy together."
He was injured and he said he was healed and let's go home.
He is his fireworks.
He is his light.
Two venomous snakes and one mortal.
Who is prostrate at the feet of the Bodhisattva?
(This book was conceived many years ago, but because the protagonist Ni Dong never had suitable facial features, he has been accompanying me in my consciousness, accompanying me to cook three meals a day for Xie Qin, and teaching Xie Qin how to grow up in the four seasons. It was not until I saw two outstanding young people this year that my protagonist Ni Dong had a face. After three months of getting to know each other, I started writing. There are not many chapters in their stories in the article, but they are real, long-lasting, and stable.)