He is the only son of the richest man in the south of the Yangtze River. He broke with his family for a woman who was fleeing for poverty, and stayed in the ruined temple for sixteen years.
She was a foreigner with nothing, but ten years later she became a famous fur trader in the North, accompanied by a young and handsome husband.
When they met again, she looked at his white hair and said softly: "I'll pick you up."
He looked at her, then at the man next to her, and smiled.
That smile was uglier than crying.
Reader comments
This book is so uncomfortable. I skipped reading it because it was so uncomfortable.
This book is so uncomfortable. I skipped reading it because it was so uncomfortable.