Cage in the deep city, half a life's price
Eighteen-year-old Liang Shan was supposed to be a quiet girl studying in class, but instead she was aggressively pursued by the school bully Huo Siyan, who married her in a hurry before she turned eighteen. She thought this was the destination of young love, but she didn't know that she had stepped into a prison for half her life.
After getting married, Huo Siyan started a business with his uncle. The surveying and mapping company prospered and he became a well-known boss in Shenzhen. But the dissolute nature in his heart never subsided. First, he had a secret affair with his partner's sister-in-law and gave birth to an illegitimate child. Liang Shan took care of the child and took care of the housework. It was not until the mistress came to the door with the child that she was shocked to realize that her marriage had long been rotten.
Not long after, Huo Siyan, who had been drinking for a long time, was critically ill with cirrhosis of the liver. She stood in front of the hospital bed with no clothes on, and pulled him back from the gate of hell. She thought that this life-and-death disaster would bring the prodigal son back, but it was just a short-term peace. A few years later, Huo Siyan met Xiaosi at a KTV and had another child. At the same time, her ten-year-old son died unexpectedly, and the huge grief almost destroyed her.
But Huo Siyan only indulged in it for a moment, then turned around and fell into Xiao Wu's arms. Liang Shan looked at the empty room and her haggard self in the mirror, and realized that this impulsive marriage that began when she was young had already exhausted all her tenderness and expectations. She was trapped in this gorgeous cage called "Huo Family", watching her husband sink in desire again and again, watching her youth and hope slowly burn to ashes in the neon lights of the deep city.
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Hidden in the heat of the deep city at the end of summer is the most reckless and passionate bond between a pair of eighteen-year-old boys and girls. Huo Siyan's wildness and softness, Liang Shan's timidity and sincerity, quietly intertwined in the first encounter under the camphor tree. The school bully's clumsiness and gentleness, and the timid girl's heartbeat and sinking, outline the purest appearance of adolescence.
An unexpected pregnancy broke the cautious expectations of young girls. Fear, collapse, and rumors followed one after another, pushing two underage children to the forefront. Liang Shan's panic, her mother's hysteria, and the school's decisive expulsion, every plot touches people's hearts, telling the price of youth and ignorance and the involuntary struggle.
The most touching thing is Huo Siyan's transformation from a humble guy to a school bully, and his firm "I will be responsible" in the storm. Having just turned 18, they were supposed to be in a state of wanton youth, but they were forced to take up responsibilities in advance and use their young shoulders to resist the prejudice and pressure of the world. At the end of the first chapter, there is no bloody excuse, only the boy's perseverance and the girl's dependence. While people feel sorry for their situation, they also look forward to the fact that the boy and girl can find their own path to salvation in the wind and rain. The full text is emotionally delicate and fast-paced, vividly portraying the ignorance, impulsiveness and responsibility of adolescence.
Hidden in the heat of the deep city at the end of summer is the most reckless and passionate bond between a pair of eighteen-year-old boys and girls. Huo Siyan's wildness and softness, Liang Shan's timidity and sincerity, quietly intertwined in the first encounter under the camphor tree. The school bully's clumsiness and gentleness, and the timid girl's heartbeat and sinking, outline the purest appearance of adolescence. An unexpected pregnancy broke the cautious expectations of young girls. Fear, collapse, and rumors followed one after another, pushing two underage children to the forefront. Liang Shan's panic, her mother's hysteria, and the school's decisive expulsion, every plot touches people's hearts, telling the price of youth and ignorance and the involuntary struggle. The most touching thing is Huo Siyan's transformation from a humble guy to a school bully, and his firm "I will be responsible" in the storm. Having just turned 18, they were supposed to be in a state of wanton youth, but they were forced to take up responsibilities in advance and use their young shoulders to resist the prejudice and pressure of the world. At the end of the first chapter, there is no bloody excuse, only the boy's perseverance and the girl's dependence. While people feel sorry for their situation, they also look forward to the fact that the boy and girl can find their own path to salvation in the wind and rain. The full text is emotionally delicate and fast-paced, vividly portraying the ignorance, impulsiveness and responsibility of adolescence.