[Two male protagonists + chasing his wife in the crematorium + a heart-throb subject]
To put it simply, the protagonist Shou falls in love with someone else on the way to redeem the mission goal.
Xu Miao was fed up with his lover's suspicion and endless desire for control, like a madman.
Several years of mutual torture exhausted Xu Miao's love.
He just wants to complete the mission and get out of here.
Lu Yucheng thought that he might have loved Xu Miao deeply.
But what's more is the constant pain.
Can the "love" that makes people want to live still be called love...
Reader comments
The writing is delicate, the plot is smooth, imperfect people redeem each other, and I have seen too many leather-jacketed characters as protagonists. Surrounded by fast-paced and cliche works, the author of this book is willing to use pen and ink to create characters, which is particularly rare. It's really a breath of fresh air from tomatoes. Looking forward to updates from the author.
The writing is delicate, the plot is smooth, imperfect people redeem each other, and I have seen too many leather-jacketed characters as protagonists. Surrounded by fast-paced and cliche works, the author of this book is willing to use pen and ink to create characters, which is particularly rare. It's really a breath of fresh air from tomatoes. Looking forward to updates from the author.