Keywords: dual male protagonists/powerful/two-way redemption/enjoyable entertainment/husband chasing/sweet pampering without abuse
Nine forty-five, a rainy night.
In the bar, Xu Ran sang "Wild Fire" with his guitar in his arms, his voice as clean as if it had not been touched by the world. Gu Chen was sitting in the corner, sleeping for the fifth day, but the sound made his heart hurt. He warned with a cold face: "Stay away from me, I'm not a good person." Xu Ran smiled and handed over the hot cocoa: "But your eyes are saying, you need me."
One is a business tycoon covered in mud, with blood on his hands and scars in his heart; the other is a musical genius who grew up in the sun, soaked in love, and has dimples when he smiles. Everyone said that Xu Ran was crazy and that provoking Gu Chen would be like setting himself on fire. Xu Ran wanted to pursue her husband openly: she wrote songs for him, played the guitar downstairs in his company, and shouted "I'm chasing Gu Chen, soon" during the live broadcast.
Gu Chen went from watching indifferently to worrying about gains and losses, from "don't come near me" to "he is my life". When the Chen family's revenge hit Xu Ran's family, Gu Chen's eyes turned red for the first time: "I let you go." Xu Ran wiped away his tears and wrote a new song: "Even if I am abandoned by the whole world, I will stand by your side."
Later, Xu Ran sang "Mr. Gu" at the graduation concert and confessed in front of hundreds of people: "Gu Chen, do you like me too?" Gu Chen grabbed the back of his neck and kissed him: "I thought I would never say such a thing. But Xu Ran, I love you."
Wildfires never burn out, but spring breezes blow them again. He is his wildfire, burning up the wilderness; he is his spring, reviving
