The Shen family went bankrupt due to a chemical plant explosion, and Shen Xingchen was forced to drop out of school and work to make ends meet.
A person appeared at this time to help him, pay off his debts, provide him with security, and give him security and love.
But Shen Xingchen is a straight man and he doesn't like men. It turns out that this man was the beneficiary of his deceased mother's corneas. Gu Qingyan used Shen Xingchen's mother's corneas.
Shen Xingchen thought that he really had no way out, but who knew that before her death, her mother had stored two sets of luxury jewelry worth tens of millions in the Gu family's treasure house as wedding dowries for her two children.
If Shen Xingchen had known about the existence of the jewelry a year in advance, he wouldn't have had to be entangled with Gu Qingyan for so long.
He should be happy that he was leaving Gu Qingyan, but why was he crying?
Reader comments
Your ending is too hasty, giving people the impression that you are in a hurry to finish writing, with a beginning and no end. Even if the ending is not a peaceful ending, there should be foreshadowing, and the explanation of other characters in the story is not complete enough. A little foreshadowing before ending should improve your score. After reading this book, I don't want to read your other books because it ended in a hurry before I could finish the story after reading it for a long time. I feel that reading your book is a waste of time. It doesn't matter how many books you write. You should write one book at a time. It's not about having too many books, but about being precise.
What you wrote earlier is very good, and you have all the necessary foreshadowing. Why do you have to read Self-Deprecation from Chapter 25? Reading directly from Chapter 25 will give people a feeling of being anticlimactic, but reading from the beginning is just that the ending is too hasty.
It feels like the male protagonist is a bit repaying a favor. He didn't tell his sister anything, and acted like Gu was forcing him, which made her misunderstand that Gu worked hard for the male protagonist's affairs, spent so much money and had connections, but did not see the gratitude of the male protagonist and them.
Your ending is too hasty, giving people the impression that you are in a hurry to finish writing, with a beginning and no end. Even if the ending is not a peaceful ending, there should be foreshadowing, and the explanation of other characters in the story is not complete enough. A little foreshadowing before ending should improve your score. After reading this book, I don't want to read your other books because it ended in a hurry before I could finish the story after reading it for a long time. I feel that reading your book is a waste of time. It doesn't matter how many books you write. You should write one book at a time. It's not about having too many books, but about being precise. What you wrote earlier is very good, and you have all the necessary foreshadowing. Why do you have to read Self-Deprecation from Chapter 25? Reading directly from Chapter 25 will give people a feeling of being anticlimactic, but reading from the beginning is just that the ending is too hasty.
It feels like the male protagonist is a bit repaying a favor. He didn't tell his sister anything, and acted like Gu was forcing him, which made her misunderstand that Gu worked hard for the male protagonist's affairs, spent so much money and had connections, but did not see the gratitude of the male protagonist and them.