[Clear-headed, resilient author × fallen first love / disfigured, volatile tough guy]
When she was twenty-two, Lu Qi’an, the young heir of a powerful Beijing family, died in the raging fire at a bar in Beicheng while saving Xu Jingzhe.
Everyone thought Xu Jingzhe would lose her mind, but she didn’t.
She simply dried her tears, carried on with Lu Qi’an’s unfinished dreams, and quietly became a writer.
Five years later, in a remote frontier town in the windswept northwest,
Xu Jingzhe was caught in a sandstorm when an off-road vehicle came racing through the swirling sand.
The door was kicked open. The rescue team leader known as the “Frontier Town Stray Dog,” Qi Ye, pinned her chin with a bloodstained hand. A terrifying burn scar covered the left side of his face, and his gaze was fierce and wary. “Outsiders should stay out of the way.”
He had none of Lu Qi’an’s memories, none of his warmth.
He was rough, volatile, and like a beast guarding its food, yet when she fell asleep, he clumsily learned how to make her a bowl of brown sugar water. When danger came, he would risk his life to shield her.
Later, when members of the Lu family in Beijing tried to take away this unstable “defective specimen,” the hidden truth that had been erased by physical means finally came to light.
The once-arrogant scientific prodigy, Personality A, briefly woke through the pain. Looking at his scarred hands and the life he had lost, he smiled at her with tearful eyes, his expression broken. “Jingzhe, I don’t think… I can give you the perfect future anymore.”
But in the dead of night, the volatile Qi Ye, Personality B, clung desperately to her waist like a prisoner drowning in water, pleading humbly, “Xu Jingzhe, don’t look at him. Look at me… I’d give my life for you too. Please don’t treat me as nothing but his replacement.”
[Ultimate self-love romance + mutual healing]
The author writes so well, and the straightforward words create an ordinary and thoughtful story. How many people like Qi Ye Mouse Aman and others only talk about whether something should be done when encountering problems, rather than whether it is worth doing. There is no so-called hero, they are all ordinary people of flesh and blood. Life is filled with too much unfair treatment, so I hope that the weeds on the margins of reality will have "Xu Jingzhe" fighting for them, so that a little justice can be comforted.
Very nice! Emotions are written very delicately
On a bad night with the flu, I was tortured by a stuffy nose and runny nose, my eyes were peeing, and my nose and tears came all at once 😢😢😢😢