Beijing's Heart Is Hard to Change

I happened to bump into him that day at Putuo Temple. Gu Jue is a young man who does whatever he wants, has freedom engraved in his blood, and enjoys himself whenever he can. Cen Yuan is as calm as water. In the temple, incense is lit, and the incense and morning mist are lingering together. He came here to offer a stick of incense. As usual, she sent the scriptures she had copied. Cen Yuan, Kyoto described her, breathed every three steps and coughed every five steps. She was a sickly person, calm and quiet. Cen Yuan felt the same way before she met Gu Jue. Gu Jue is free and easy, and there is no shortage of people around him. The sun is so hot that no one can hold it in the palm of his hand. The brothers around him say that no one can make Gu Jue give up his freedom. The two were engaged, and Cen Yuan thought that as long as she separated from Gu Jue before the engagement was finalized, everything would be done in time. However, during a prank, Cen Yuan, for the sake of Gu Jue, desperately wanted to prove to his friends that she was not Cen Yuan, the sick child of the Cen family. After that, she fainted in Gu Jue's arms. She only knew that Gu Jue at that time was cold and sinister that Cen Yuan had never seen before. She was on the line between life and death, and everyone's throats were hoarse. Gu Jue just cried out to Cen Yuan, and Cen Yuan couldn't bear to sleep anymore. When she chased her to death for the second time, Gu Jue used the one she owed him to ask her to promise, "Promise me that I will allow Gu Jue to love you forever." "If freedom must be restricted, Gu Jue's blood can only be Cen Yuan."