Jianbin has lived for forty-five years, and has spent most of his life wallowing in the cement dust at construction sites. He never thought that he would be squeezed into the same rental house as Xinwei, the proud daughter of 985 University.
She is an iceberg beauty living in an ivory tower. When they first met, she used three cold rules to draw a clear line between the two of them.
He was cautious and only regarded her as a temporary partner, but he couldn't bear to see her tired sleeping face late at night, couldn't bear her vulnerability when she was sick, and couldn't bear to see her helplessness when she was bullied.
The rough man's tenderness was never spoken out, and was only hidden in clumsy and sincere little things, which hit her heart.
It wasn't until everyone around her fell in love with this humble middle-aged man that Xinwei panicked.
It turns out that from unknown time on, this man covered in dust has become her only exception and preference.
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I thought it was a short story when I saw the cover, so I clicked in with the idea of passing the time. I thought about flipping through it and reading something else, but I just couldn't stop. It was like a small animal rubbing gently. There was no stimulation, but it made me feel itchy. It doesn't have the adrenaline rush of a cool article, nor does it have the stimulation of a marginal text, but it makes people feel that the emotions are very real, slow and comfortable. In such an impetuous era, there are still such simple and beautiful words. I am very lucky to have you.
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